Hi all,
I'm looking for a free tool to report on vCenter capacity. Is anyone aware of anything good that's out there? I just tested out vBenchmark, but that's not exactly what I'm looking for. Something that can show graphs for memory, CPU and storage on a per cluster basis would be nice.
Thanks,
Scott
Since there is not Free vCenter, i am thinking you have some kind of license. If you have a license you get foundation version of vCOPS. If thats what you looking for.
http://www.vmware.com/products/vcenter-operations-manager/
This is also an option..
VMware vFabric Hyperic: Management and Monitoring for Web and Custom Application Infrastructures
~dGeorgey
Try this tool. Its a tool to monitor VMs, networks, storage, apps, end-user devices in one pane of glass. Real-time continuous UI with ability to DVR record anything. Rich historical reporting on VM and application activity
Thanks for the suggestions but these all look like pay software. I'm looking for soething free.
The link i gave you is for a free tool :smileyhappy:
It's Ok, but it only monitors a single host at a time.
As Mustafa has mentioned, try Veeam ONE Free Edition. No restrictions on the number of hosts that you can monitor and report on. 24x7 real time monitoring. You can learn more about the product at the previously stated link.
You can try this its free
NMS open source tool.
now you can integrate your vcenter with Open Nms and monitor resources and capacity management of Vcenter. This is awesome tool ....Open nms is totally free.
Your Oscar
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Paper
Monitoring VMware based Virtual Infrastructure with OpenNMS pdf free ebook download from files.opennms-edu.net
Video:
OUCE-2013 OpenNMS meets VMware Infrastructure - YouTube
What about a powershell capacity solution which pulls the collected data in ms sql or postgres db?
vcheck
https://github.com/alanrenouf/vCheck-vSphere
vcheck plugins
https://github.com/alanrenouf/vCheck-vSphere/tree/master/Plugins
Assess VM Performance, VM Health and Perform Capacity Monitoring with free tool
Thanks everyone for your responses. The free Veeam One product seems to have everyting we need. I'll check out Open NMS as well.