Link the template to host created early.Set the host macros (on host or template level) required for VMware authentication:.Set the StartVMwareCollectors option in Zabbix server configuration file to 1 or more.Compile zabbix server with required options (-with-libxml2 and -with-libcurl).The "VMware Hypervisor" and "VMware Guest" templates are used by discovery and normally should not be manually linked to a host.įor additional information please check Setup If you are running 5.5 or 6.0, you may need to go to ‘Related Objects’ first, and then Virtual Machines. Total time elapsed since the last operating system boot-up (in seconds).The template to monitor VMware vCenter and ESX hypervisor. The easiest way to do this is to navigate to the ‘Storage’ view in the Web Client, and then select the datastore in question. VMware virtual machine processor usage as a percentage during the interval.Īmount of guest physical memory that is swapped out to the swap space (KB). VMware virtual machine processor usage (Hz). Percentage of CPU time spent waiting for swap-in. CPU ready time is dependent on the number of virtual machines on the host and their CPU loads (%). Time (in milliseconds) that the virtual machine was ready, but could not get scheduled to run on the physical CPU. Percentage of time that the virtual machine was ready, but could not get scheduled to run on the physical CPU. Number of processors on VMware virtual machine. Percentage of time the virtual machine is unable to run because it is contending for access to the physical CPU(s). Number of virtual machines on VMware hypervisor. Uses the host system overall status property. VMware hypervisor HW vendor state sensors. VMware hypervisor health state rollup sensor. Use empty instance for aggregate values (default) VMware hypervisor performance counter value. VMware hypervisor network output statistics (bytes per second).
In the actualy VM it's only using 52GB out of the 119GB available. For instance, I have a disk configured to be 120GB but it's only using 86GB. Used space is usually either the actual data used or the max sized that has been used by that datastore. VMware hypervisor network input statistics (bytes per second). Provisioned space is the maximum space that the vmdk is configured to used. VMware hypervisor used memory size (bytes). VMware hypervisor ballooned memory size (bytes). This item is supported since Zabbix 5.4.7.
Returns '0' - not in maintenance or '1' - in maintenance VMware hypervisor total memory size (bytes). Number of processor threads on VMware hypervisor. Number of processor cores on VMware hypervisor. VMware hypervisor processor frequency (Hz). Partitionid - internal ID of physical device from vmware.hv.datastore.discoveryĪverage amount of time for a read operation from the datastore (milliseconds).Īverage amount of time for a write operation to the datastore (milliseconds). VMware hypervisor processor usage as a percentage during the interval, depends on power management or HT.ĭiscovery of VMware hypervisor datastores. VMware hypervisor processor usage as a percentage during the interval.
See also: example of filtering VMware event log records. There must be only one vmware.eventlog item key per URL. Mode - all (default), skip - skip processing of older data Total (default), free, pfree (free, percentage), uncommittedĪmount of time for a write operation to the datastore (milliseconds). VMware datastore space in bytes or in percentage from total. You can set up datastores on any SCSI-based storage devices that the host discovers, including Fibre Channel, iSCSI, and local storage devices. To store the virtual machines, you must have the storage repositories to configured. Mode - latency (average value, default), maxlatency (maximum value) Create datastore on VMware vSphere 6.5 using the HTML based Web client. This item is supported since Zabbix 5.4.0.Īmount of time for a read operation from the datastore (milliseconds). VMware cluster performance counter metrics. The table provides details on the simple checks that can be used to monitor VMware environments.
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