1)
Anomalies badge going "up" (above 0) basically indicate that there's something anomalous / out of the ordinary going on with your machine.
I think that's pretty obvious in the first snapshot - all was "calm" and at certain point the CPU usage spiked quite a lot. From what I see it used to be somewhere between 0 (idle) and ~15%,
and now it's 24%.
The items on the right are indicators what else has changed at the same time. I see spikes in network thruput, disk I/O, CPU usage etc - so that VM basically started doing something out of the blue,
most likely after it got some information over the network.
That's what I see on that first snapshot 
2)
As to the "not calculated yet" - Is that only for the Anomalies badge, or for other badges as well? I think for Workload you should see the "Normal X-Y", cause there are DT indicators on the snapshots
(that's the small-blue-things above the each of the 4 green stripes in the "workload" section.It tells you the range where each value runs over time)
What it means is that although there's data for 1 month, the system haven't been able to find a valid fit/trend within the available data, in order to tell you what should be normal
man, you have a thousand questions
- Is it the blue line showing in the anomalies badge is that what the vm or host is using at a specific time right? -> not sure that I understand the question
- The values that are displayed in the anomalies badge, how long did they be preserved? -> you mean the symptoms on the right pane?
They will be shown while they're still considered active. So they'll most likely go away soon
- And when did the value for the anomalies badge change with the knowledge about the different values of datastore, disk, cpu etc.? -> because for them there is also 'dynamic range' being
calculated. And they went off. And because they "went off", the anomalies badge went > 0. Consider it as a summary, that for this VM something anomalous (out of the ordinary) is happening.
See snapshot
- And what is if there is no blue line? Is it then using 100%? That could not be right? -> look at my picture. The blue thing is not a line, it's a range - from A to B.
It is telling you that for the past month, for most of the time, that metric moved only inside that range. e.g. in the case of CPU, was between 0 and 15% usage.
And right now it's outside that range, which is an anomaly (something different from the normal behaviour)
Hi,
yes you are right, i have more then thousand questions 
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For the blue line, please look at my screenshot. Sorry for that, i have to show it in my question before.
That is what is currently used from 100 % right?
Frank
