How to use esxtop to create CSV with virtual counters for multiple VMs running on same host

[zalpan2000]

Hi All,

it is the 2nd week to dig the internet searching for direct answer to my question,

I need to use esxtop command that can create a CSV file includes per VM, CPU ava, Memory AVA, Network AVA, and how to distinguish which VMs are which WID?

I saw a couple of Powershell commands can do so, but I belive there is a way using esxtop directly

more explanation what I need to get, is something like below

Time	VM1 VCPUs AVA	VM1 Mem AVA	VM1 Storage ava	VM2 vCPUs AVA	VM2 MEM AVA	VM2 Storage AVA	VM3 VCPUs AVA	VM3 Mem AVA	VM3 Storage AVA
10:00	70%	60%	10%	99%	99%	50%	40%	50%	90%
10:05	75%	40%	17%	...	17%
10:10	90%	20%	...				17%

[parmarr]

Hello,

May not be exactly what you are looking for but see if this helps to get started: Using Perfmon for esxtop-based Performance Analysis