We are interested in finding the average VM Disk Latency as seen by the Powered on VMs.
We have made a group (Group-PoweredOnVMs) in vCenter Ops that has all the powered on VMs.
We see that group in the Environment section on the Environment Overview.
We created a super metric (SM-AvgVMDiskReadLatency) to avg the Disk Read Lantency (avg(Virtual Machine: Disk|Disk Read Latency (ms)))
Associated that super metric with a package (SMPkg-VMDiskMetrics)
In the Resource Kinds section of the Environment Overview we have selected the group (Group-PoweredOnVMs) and associated the super metric package
However, when we put that super metric on a metric graph, NO DATA.
Any ideas on how to go about doing this? It seems that every time we try to use a dynamic group, we don't get data.
Thank You!
You need a relative reference with ^N.
You've got a group - great. However you want to look a descendant relationships exactly 1 step below the group resource.
Do this: avgN(Virtual Machine: Disk|Disk Read Latency (ms),1)
You need a relative reference with ^N.
You've got a group - great. However you want to look a descendant relationships exactly 1 step below the group resource.
Do this: avgN(Virtual Machine: Disk|Disk Read Latency (ms),1)
Yes I agree with mark.j you should use avgN and mention depth in formula, if it does not resolve your problem, check if your system (vcops) collects data for disk latency metric.