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Monitor DATASTORE Latency individually under VMWare vsphere 5

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Hello,

With the actual version of PRTG, how to monitor the latency on each DATASTORE, instaed of global latency per VMWare host

Is it possible through VCENTER sensor ?

If yes, how to do this

Thanks

datastore latency vmware

Created on May 2, 2013 4:49:49 PM



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Hello Jean-Luc,

Currently it is not possible to get individual values for each Datastore.

We are about to rewrite these Sensors for better performance and after that we will extend it with new features.

Kind regards

Created on May 2, 2013 6:55:19 PM by  Dieter Loskarn [Paessler Support]



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We don't measure latency on the VMware host side, but on the storage side. At this moment with a script which runs every 5 minutes on our physical backup server. Output has te be converted to XML. The folder "EVA Performance Monitor" has an alias in IIS on that backup server. In PRTG we have HTTP XML/REST sensors which read the data from the XML files.

f.e. Settings of the sensor >>

URL : http://%servername%/evaperf/hp1ctrl2.xml
XML node : Read_Latency__ms_

( all credits to my colleague who made this )

Maybe you can develop somethink likewise, and post it here ;) For example with esxtop .

PRTGplugins.com VMware ESX monitor is an option. I just saw that disk performance monitoring is under development.

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c:
cd \
cd "Program Files (x86)\Hewlett-Packard\EVA Performance Monitor"

evaperf as -csv -fo arraystatus.csv
csv2xml < arraystatus.csv> arraystatus.xml

evaperf hps -cn -csv -fd FP1 W00J  -fo hp1ctrl1.csv
csv2xml < hp1ctrl1.csv> hp1ctrl1.xml
evaperf hps -cn -csv -fd FP1 W01A -fo hp1ctrl2.csv
csv2xml < hp1ctrl2.csv> hp1ctrl2.xml

evaperf hps -cn -csv -fd FP2 W00J  -fo hp2ctrl1.csv
csv2xml < hp2ctrl1.csv> hp2ctrl1.xml
evaperf hps -cn -csv -fd FP2 W01A -fo hp2ctrl2.csv
csv2xml < hp2ctrl2.csv> hp2ctrl2.xml

evaperf hps -cn -csv -fd FP3 W00J  -fo hp3ctrl1.csv
csv2xml < hp3ctrl1.csv> hp3ctrl1.xml
evaperf hps -cn -csv -fd FP3 W01A -fo hp3ctrl2.csv
csv2xml < hp3ctrl2.csv> hp3ctrl2.xml

evaperf hps -cn -csv -fd FP4 W00J  -fo hp4ctrl1.csv
csv2xml < hp4ctrl1.csv> hp4ctrl1.xml
evaperf hps -cn -csv -fd FP4 W01A -fo hp4ctrl2.csv
csv2xml < hp4ctrl2.csv> hp4ctrl2.xml

evaperf cs -fd W00J -csv -fo  controller1status.csv
csv2xml < controller1status.csv> controller1status.xml
evaperf cs -fd W01A -csv -fo  controller2status.csv
csv2xml < controller2status.csv> controller2status.xml

c:
cd \
cd "Program Files (x86)\Hewlett-Packard\Sanworks\Element Manager for StorageWorks HSV"
del C:\Scripts\EVAperfforPRTG\evastatus.txt
sssu.exe "file sssuprtg.txt"
cd \
cd c:\scripts\EVAperfforprtg
texttoxml.exe evastatus.txt "c:\Program Files (x86)\Hewlett-Packard\EVA Performance Monitor\evastatus.xml" " operationalstate"
exit 

Created on May 3, 2013 10:42:12 AM

Last change on Feb 16, 2016 6:26:04 AM by  Luciano Lingnau [Paessler]




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