BridgeWays made some recent performance improvements with their VMWare vSphere management pack with the end-result of a better user experience. By deploying their VMWare vSphere management pack for System Center Operation Manager (SCOM), you can monitor and see your VMWare environment within the SCOM console – a single pane-of-glass view. Within the performance improvements, BridgeWays added three new core dashboards that enhance your monitoring effectiveness.

VM CPU PErformance

The new VMware vSphere Management Pack now monitors Host Performance, CPU Performance and Memory Performance metrics within three new core dashboards:

  • Host Performance
    • CPU Usage, Memory Usage, Swamp Memory Usage, Balloon Usage, Network Usage and Storage Usage data.
  • CPU Performance 
    • CPU Usage, Average CPU System Time, Average CPU Ready and CPU Wait data.
  • Memory Performance
    • Active Memory, Balloon Memory, Shared Memory and Swapped Memory data.

Each dashboard contains performance metrics for the top 50 most active virtual machines, while also delivering the metrics via new and easy-to-use charts that allow for more in-depth analysis of data points with a simple mouse over.  To view the new dashboards, visit the Images section on their resources page or watch this features and benefits video.

VMWare vSphere Management Pack

[su_note note_color=”#d2d2d2″ radius=”8″]The BridgeWays VMware Management Pack fully supports VMware vSphere 6.0 and below, and is completely compatible with use in System Center Operations Manager 2012 R2. [/su_note]

BridgeWays has organized a Webinar on Wednesday February 24th at 2PM (EST). This VMWare vSphere Management Pack webinar includes:

  • Demo of the new dashboards and charts
  • Explore the features and benefits of deploying
  • Learn about the metrics that are monitored all with the SCOM console

Register here

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Check out BridgeWays resources page for additional information.

 

VMWare vSphere Management Pack

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