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thomaskuttyjohn
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Read write latency of a VM on data store

Hi friends is there any option to get Read write latency of a VM on data store for a time span of last 5 days. I already tried below mentioned options in attached files but time span is grade out. We are not using any third party tools.

Vsphere client version -- 5.1.0

VMware Vcenter version -- 5.1.0

It is a requirement from my storage admin he is getting Read/Write latencies alerts from VMs (vmdk) . He need a report of  datastore Read/Write latencies on this VMs for last 5 days.


I am including a sample alert with this mail.

Target: Testvmqa06
Previous Status: Yellow
New Status: Red
Alarm Definition:
([Yellow Metric Is above 25Millisecond; Red Metric Is above 50Millisecond])
Current values for metric/state:
Metric Disk Highest latency = 61Millisecond
Description:
Alarm 'Read Write Ltency on VMDK' on Testvmqa06 changed from Yellow to Red

I tried this KB also but I need report for VMs not Datastore

VMware KB: Normalized Latency and Aggregate IOPs charts show zeroes in the Performance view for data...

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NuggetGTR
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Look like your missing the day/week/month/year stats so would be worth looking at this KB http://kb.vmware.com/selfservice/microsites/search.do?language=en_US&cmd=displayKC&externalId=205016...

But even if you had the past week stats you might find by default that read/write latency would not be available only highest latency, you would have to change the statistics level for it to keep that level of metrics for that amount of time

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thomaskuttyjohn
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Hi NuggetGTR Thanks for your response I dont think day/week/month/year stats are missing I can see it on all other options like CPU, Disk, Memory etc it is only specific to Datastore. Pls check attached screen shot.

R-W latency3.jpg

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