The screenshot belows show vCenter Operations 5 managing a large environment. It has >2000 powered on VM and >7000 powered off VM, total almost 9500 VM. It spans 4 vCenters, so each of them is averaging 2500 VM. vCenter Operations makes it easy for you to see the health, workload, faults etc at a glance across all these objects. Visually, you can tell which ESXi host is not healthy, or unable to cope, or having faults.
With this blog, I hope to share and make friends with those who are working on VMware products. For a full disclosure, I work for VMware. The blog here is my personal opinion. Anyway, I will focus on pure technical matters, as that's what the geek inside me likes :-)
Tuesday, February 28, 2012
vCenter Operations and lots of VM
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