Hello,
ESXi 5.5 U2 on dual-socket host (NUMA)
How can i see on what NUMA nodes which virtual machines are?
i.e.:
numa node0
vm1
vm2
vm3
numa node1
vm4
vm5
Hello,
you will see this information via ESXTOP:
1. Login to ESXi shell and run esxtop
2. Press "m" to enter to the memory statistics
3. Press "f" to change the fields displayed
4. Press "G" again to display NUMA statistic
NHN = column will show you current VM NUMA node
NRMEM = current amount of remote memory being accessed by VM (ideally should be ZERO)
Using this command you will get detailed information about NUMA nodes on your host:
esxcli hardware memory get | grep NUMA
Hello,
you will see this information via ESXTOP:
1. Login to ESXi shell and run esxtop
2. Press "m" to enter to the memory statistics
3. Press "f" to change the fields displayed
4. Press "G" again to display NUMA statistic
NHN = column will show you current VM NUMA node
NRMEM = current amount of remote memory being accessed by VM (ideally should be ZERO)
Using this command you will get detailed information about NUMA nodes on your host:
esxcli hardware memory get | grep NUMA
Thank you.
is it possible to see this information in the GUI (vClient/WebClient )?
If I'm not mistaken NUMA statistics are accessible only through ESXTOP tool...