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Virtualization monitoring
Analyze the performance trends of elements in virtualized environments with near-real-time and historical data analysis, and interactive dashboards.
When monitoring virtualized environments, it is crucial to receive alerts when there is an unexpected change in the state of the Virtual Machines (VM). With HPE Operations Bridge, you can analyze and generate smart alerts for abnormalities in the environment.
Configure the VM states for which you would like to receive alerts, and stop the alert generation for some Virtual Machine states, for example when the VMs are part of a planned maintenance activity.
You can monitor and view different aspects of your Virtual Machines in dashboards:
- Monitor the environment performance – display the VMs and their states filtered by the alerts you receive about them, or filtered by the VM resource usage (CPU and memory).
- Monitor the environment capacity – display the capacity and usage data of entities in a summarized or detailed analysis of your existing infrastructure, in order to improve the efficiency of resources by optimal sizing and placements of the VMs.
- View forecast data – get an overview of the entities that reach their capacity in the next few days, and analyze the data to plan the resource allocation effectively.
- View alerts – display any alarming issues in the environment that need immediate attention in order to troubleshoot the problem or draw graphs for the particular metrics.
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