vCenter Operations ManagerWaste, Stress, and Capacity Report

vCenter Server: 10.90.34.20Virtual Machine: CENLMAD01

Reporting Period: June 30 2013 - August 3 2013Reporting Interval: Weekly

Datacenter: SAR-LA MOLINACluster: SAR-LA MOLINA

Host System: sarlmoesx02.ibmperu.localReport Time: July 16 2013, 12:47:15 PM

1.1 Summary

1.1.1 Configured Capacity

1.1.2 Virtual Machine Capacity Usage

1.1.3 Virtual Machine Waste and Stress

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vCenter Operations Manager Settings Summary

Display Settings Used

SummarySummary trend intervals: Daily

Trend viewsDefault interval: DailyDefault time window: 30 intervalsForecast horizon: 16 intervals

Non-trend viewsInterval to use: DailyNumber of intervals to use: 30 intervals

Distribution viewsDistribution buckets: 10 Buckets

Forecast FunctionsUse up to # data points for trend and forecast: 60

Current time zone:Venezuela Time (America/Caracas)

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Policy Settings For "Default Policy" Used

Forecast FunctionsDo not forecast answers beyond % of the time range used for analysis is disabledForecast method: Best Fit

Eliminate functions that has more than % curvature change beyond fitted data and prior toforecast limit (above): 10%Eliminate non-linear functions for data sets less than # points: 4

Trend and Forecast Data FilterTrend collected data with no filtering

Spikes and Peaks:Use stress to account for spikes and peaks: enabled

Capacity Remaining is based on:Physical Capacity

Time Remaining is based on:Days of provisioning buffer: 30

Demand or Allocation by Compute Resource:CPU:

VM Demand: enabledContainer Demand: enabledContainer Allocation: enabled

Memory:VM Demand: enabledContainer Demand: enabledContainer Allocation: enabled

Disk I/O:Datastore Demand: enabledContainer Demand: enabled

Disk Space:VM Demand: enabledDatastore Demand: enabledContainer Demand: enabledDatastore Allocation: enabledContainer Allocation: enabled

Network I/O:Container Demand: enabled

Usable Capacity Rules:Use high available (HA) configuration and reduce capacity is enabled% of CPU capacity to reserve as buffer is disabled% of Memory capacity to reserve as buffer is disabled% of Disk I/O capacity to reserve as buffer is disabled% of Disk space capacity to reserve as buffer is disabled% of Network I/O capacity to reserve as buffer is disabled

Capacity Calculation Rules:Use last known capacity

Usage Work Week Calculation:All hours on all days

Allocation Overcommit Ratios:CPU allocation overcommit: 4:1Memory allocation overcommit: 0%Disk Space allocation overcommit: 0%

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Policy Settings For "Default Policy" Used (continue...)

Powered-off Virtual Machines defined asTime Powered-Off threshold: 90 %

Idle Virtual Machines defined asTime idle: 90 %Detection based on all of the following thresholds:

Average CPU usage less than: 100 MHzAverage disk I/O usage less than: 20 KBpsAverage network I/O usage less than: 1 KBps

Virtual Machines are oversized when:Amount of CPU demand below 30%Amount of memory demand below 30%is more than 1% for the entire range

Virtual Machines are undersized when:Amount of CPU demand peaks above 70%Amount of memory demand peaks above 70%is more than 1% for the entire range

Containers are underused when:Amount of CPU demand below 30%Amount of memory demand below 30%is more than 1% for the entire range

Datastores:Snapshots and templates are considered waste after 180 days

Containers have stress when:Amount of CPU demand above 70%Amount of memory demand above 70%is more than 1% for the entire range

Consider allocation in stress calculation: disabled

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1.1 Summary1.1.1 Configured Capacity

Virtual Machine: CENLMAD01ConfiguredCPU

ConfiguredMemory

Disk SpaceCapacity

CPU Shares MemoryShares

ReservedCPU

ReservedMemory

CPU Limit MemoryLimit

VirtualMachine

4.8 GHz 4 GB 60 GB 2,000 62,480 0 MHz 0 MB - -

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1.1.2 Virtual Machine Capacity Usage

CPUVirtual Machine: CENLMAD01

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1.1.2 Virtual Machine Capacity Usage

MemoryVirtual Machine: CENLMAD01

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1.1.2 Virtual Machine Capacity Usage

Disk I/O UsageVirtual Machine: CENLMAD01

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1.1.2 Virtual Machine Capacity Usage

Disk I/O Reads and WritesVirtual Machine: CENLMAD01

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1.1.2 Virtual Machine Capacity Usage

Disk I/O LatencyVirtual Machine: CENLMAD01

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1.1.2 Virtual Machine Capacity Usage

Disk SpaceVirtual Machine: CENLMAD01

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1.1.2 Virtual Machine Capacity Usage

Network I/OVirtual Machine: CENLMAD01

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1.1.3 Virtual Machine Waste and Stress

Powered-Off and IdleVirtual Machine: CENLMAD01

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1.1.3 Virtual Machine Waste and Stress

UndersizedVirtual Machine: CENLMAD01

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1.1.3 Virtual Machine Waste and Stress

OversizedVirtual Machine: CENLMAD01

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