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Recently I was asked about why I would use one product over another and what are the differentiators that would make a company choose 1 product over another or indeed both. You can read lots about the feature sets and how useful each product is here and here but my intention for this post is to give you an idea of the reporting capabilities of each product to help you decide. Both products are licensed per socket and have pricing options dependent on what is required so again I urge you to investigate this if this is a key requirement for your organisation. So read on if you'd like an idea of how reporting compares for both products. Veeam MP for Vmware This product is very mature and has been in the market for over 4 years. It functions by utilising collectors that harvest information from your vCenter servers. This architecture is agentless and uses standard API calls to ensure that statistics are gathered and stored in the Systems Center DataWarehouse database depending on your retention of data points.
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Expand it out to an hour or so and you'll start to see those messages you had seen just minutes before! And lastly your main page happens to list again further various event types of screens… And I get it, this is all nice and interesting, but what does it mean?! Diving into the weeds Once you start to get into the "Interactive Analysis" you start to get into the details, or quite frankly into the damn SYSLOGs! One particularly awesome piece of this is the ability to 'type' something into the Search bar. What this does is, it indexes all types of requests in the background and gives you an idea of how many of certain types of events or names shows up. For example, if you specify a Hostname you'll see how many syslog messages had that hostname, or VM Guest, or you name it. Just type something in, and you'll start to get some details and insight! (For security reasons.. I chose details which had no particular relevance but still provided you some 'search' context! ) Configuring your ESX environment!
VMware Updates vCenter Ops Manager, vCenter Log Insight At this week's VMworld 2013 Europe conference in Barcelona, VMware announced key updates to several of its products. Most important is improved performance monitoring of Hyper-V, SQL Server and Exchange within VMware vCenter Operations Management Suite 5. 8. VMware also updated its vCenter Log Insight analytics tool. The vCenter Operations Management Suite was able to monitor and manage Hyper-V workloads as a guest OS by placing its Hyperic agent in the box. But now, through Microsoft's System Center Operations Manager or VMware's Hyperic management packs for vCenter Operations Manager, it can manage Hyper-V hosts and virtual machines. It also adds support for Amazon Web Services (AWS) EC2 infrastructure as a service (IaaS). The new version collects data on the CPU, network, memory and other components, and feeds that into its analytics engine to separate normal performance behavior from unhealthy activity and then provides alerts.
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[SOLVED] VMWare vCenter or vRealize OPS Manager - Spiceworks We recently upgraded to VMWare 6 vSphere with Operations Manager. When downloading and attempting to install, we only see the VMware vRealize Operations Manager 6 version. Is the vSphere with OPS the same as vRealize OPS? JeffNew1213 This person is a verified professional. Verify your account to enable IT peers to see that you are a professional. Jul 5, 2016 at 22:35 UTC vSphere with Operations Management is vSphere (ESXi, vCenter, etc. ) and vRealize Operations Manager. Download vROps and deploy. 4 Replies Thanks. I called VMWare support and that's what they told me. I didn't want to download, run and install something that I wasn't licensed for. Jul 5, 2016 at 22:58 UTC The VMware Website generally won't let you download something you're not licensed for. Too often, I need to switch logins to download what I know I'm entitled to -- if not under this account then under another account. John White Jul 6, 2016 at 07:49 UTC You got it in one.
Expanding support for Hyper-V is a smart move that will be welcomed by VMware and Microsoft customers alike, says Pund-IT principal analyst Charles King. "By expanding its support for and visibility into Hyper-V and public cloud services like AWS, VMware is highlighting its continuing technical leadership, " King said. "Since these new features are also coming with no additional premium, adding them also enhances the value proposition of VMware's solutions and services. " In tandem with the vCenter Operations Management Suite upgrade, VMware also updated its recently launched vCenter Log Insight analytics tool. The new Log Insight 1. 5 release provides real-time analytics to provide searchable information and dashboards. Released in June, the Log Insight upgrade supports "content packs" for specific systems such as Exchange Server and SQL Server, as well as products from Hytrust, EMC, NetFlow and VMware's own Nicira software-defined networking platform, said Mark Leake, director of product marketing in VMware's cloud management business unit.
For example, by looking at the health, risk, and efficiency scores for the virtual infrastructure you can very quickly tell if you are heading in the right direction or if you have a performance or capacity issue From VMware and Included with vSphere – I believe that there may be some value in using a tool from the manufacturer of your software (as long as the tool is a good one) as they may have additional insight into how the application works. Additionally, as it's included with vSphere Essentials Plus, just about every commercial customer has access to download vCOPS. Why You Need a Virtualization Performance / Capacity Solution Too many virtualization admins think that they can get by with the simple performance reports in vCenter. However, what you need are answers to real-world questions like: How long before I run out of resources? Do I have virtual machines that are over provisioned (wasting resources that could be used for other virtual machines)? Is my overall virtual infrastructure workload trending up or down?
