datadog.vsphere.collect_events.time
(gauge) | Time required to collect events
Shown as second |
datadog.vsphere.query_metrics.time.95percentile
(gauge) | Time required to run a query_metrics operation (95th)
Shown as second |
datadog.vsphere.query_metrics.time.avg
(gauge) | Time required to run a query_metrics operation (avg)
Shown as second |
datadog.vsphere.query_metrics.time.count
(gauge) | Time required to run a query_metrics operation (count)
Shown as second |
datadog.vsphere.query_metrics.time.max
(gauge) | Time required to run a query_metrics operation (max)
Shown as second |
datadog.vsphere.query_metrics.time.median
(gauge) | Time required to run a query_metrics operation (med)
Shown as second |
datadog.vsphere.query_tags.time
(gauge) | Time required to query vSphere tags
Shown as second |
datadog.vsphere.refresh_infrastructure_cache.time
(gauge) | Time required to refresh the infra cache
Shown as second |
datadog.vsphere.refresh_metrics_metadata_cache.time
(gauge) | Time required to refresh the metrics metadata cache
Shown as second |
vsphere.cluster.configuration.dasConfig.enabled
(count) | Flag to indicate whether or not vSphere HA feature is enabled. Tagged by enabled. |
vsphere.cluster.configuration.drsConfig.defaultVmBehavior
(count) | Specifies the cluster-wide default DRS behavior for virtual machines. Tagged by defaultVmBehavior. |
vsphere.cluster.configuration.drsConfig.enabled
(count) | Whether or not the VMware DRS service is enabled. Tagged by enabled. |
vsphere.cluster.configuration.drsConfig.vmotionRate
(gauge) | Threshold for generated ClusterRecommendations. DRS generates only those recommendations that are above the specified vmotionRate. Ratings vary from 1 to 5. This setting applies to manual, partiallyAutomated, and fullyAutomated DRS clusters. |
vsphere.cluster.count
(gauge) | Timeserie with value 1 for each Cluster. Make 'sum by {X}' queries to count all the Clusters with the tag X. |
vsphere.clusterServices.cpufairness.latest
(gauge) | Fairness of distributed CPU resource allocation |
vsphere.clusterServices.effectivecpu.avg
(gauge) | Total available CPU resources of all hosts within a cluster
Shown as megahertz |
vsphere.clusterServices.effectivemem.avg
(gauge) | Total amount of machine memory of all hosts in the cluster that is available for use for virtual machine memory (physical memory for use by the Guest OS) and virtual machine overhead memory
Shown as mebibyte |
vsphere.clusterServices.failover.latest
(gauge) | vSphere HA number of failures that can be tolerated |
vsphere.clusterServices.memfairness.latest
(gauge) | Fairness of distributed memory resource allocation |
vsphere.cpu.capacity.contention.avg
(gauge) | Percent of time the virtual machine is unable to run because it is contending for access to the physical CPU(s).
Shown as percent |
vsphere.cpu.capacity.demand.avg
(gauge) | The amount of CPU resources a virtual machine would use if there were no CPU contention or CPU limit.
Shown as megahertz |
vsphere.cpu.capacity.usage.avg
(gauge) | CPU usage as a percent during the interval.
Shown as megahertz |
vsphere.cpu.coreUtilization.avg
(gauge) | CPU utilization of the corresponding core (if hyper-threading is enabled) as a percentage
Shown as percent |
vsphere.cpu.costop.sum
(gauge) | Time the virtual machine is ready to run, but is unable to run due to co-scheduling constraints
Shown as millisecond |
vsphere.cpu.cpuentitlement.latest
(gauge) | Amount of CPU resources allocated to the virtual machine or resource pool [Legacy]
Shown as megahertz |
vsphere.cpu.demand.avg
(gauge) | The amount of CPU resources a virtual machine would use if there were no CPU contention or CPU limit
Shown as megahertz |
vsphere.cpu.demandEntitlementRatio.latest
(gauge) | CPU resource entitlement to CPU demand ratio (in percents)
Shown as percent |
vsphere.cpu.entitlement.latest
(gauge) | CPU resources devoted by the ESXi scheduler
Shown as megahertz |
vsphere.cpu.extra
(gauge) | Milliseconds of extra CPU time [Legacy]
Shown as millisecond |
vsphere.cpu.idle.sum
(gauge) | Total time that the CPU spent in an idle state
Shown as millisecond |
vsphere.cpu.latency.avg
(gauge) | Percent of time the virtual machine is unable to run because it is contending for access to the physical CPU(s)
Shown as percent |
vsphere.cpu.maxlimited.sum
(gauge) | Time the virtual machine is ready to run, but is not running because it has reached its maximum CPU limit setting
Shown as millisecond |
vsphere.cpu.overlap.sum
(gauge) | Time the virtual machine was interrupted to perform system services on behalf of itself or other virtual machines.
Shown as millisecond |
vsphere.cpu.readiness.avg
(gauge) | Percentage of time that the virtual machine was ready, but could not get scheduled to run on the physical CPU.
Shown as percent |
vsphere.cpu.ready
(gauge) | Milliseconds of CPU time spent in ready state [Legacy]
Shown as millisecond |
vsphere.cpu.ready.sum
(gauge) | Milliseconds of CPU time spent in ready state
Shown as millisecond |
vsphere.cpu.reservedCapacity.avg
(gauge) | Total CPU capacity reserved by virtual machines
Shown as megahertz |
vsphere.cpu.run.sum
(gauge) | Time the virtual machine is scheduled to run
Shown as millisecond |
vsphere.cpu.swapwait.sum
(gauge) | CPU time spent waiting for swap-in
Shown as millisecond |
vsphere.cpu.system.sum
(gauge) | Amount of time spent on system processes on each virtual CPU in the virtual machine. This is the host view of the CPU usage, not the guest operating system view.
Shown as millisecond |
vsphere.cpu.totalCapacity.avg
(gauge) | Total CPU capacity reserved by and available for virtual machines
Shown as megahertz |
vsphere.cpu.totalmhz.avg
(gauge) | Total megahertz of CPU being used
Shown as megahertz |
vsphere.cpu.usage
(gauge) | Percentage of CPU capacity being used [Legacy]
Shown as percent |
vsphere.cpu.usage.avg
(gauge) | Percentage of CPU capacity being used
Shown as percent |
vsphere.cpu.usage.vcpus.avg
(gauge) | Virtual CPU usage as a percentage during the interval
Shown as percent |
vsphere.cpu.usagemhz
(gauge) | Total megehertz of CPU being used [Legacy]
Shown as megahertz |
vsphere.cpu.usagemhz.avg
(gauge) | CPU usage, as measured in megahertz
Shown as megahertz |
vsphere.cpu.used.sum
(gauge) | Time accounted to the virtual machine. If a system service runs on behalf of this virtual machine, the time spent by that service (represented by cpu.system) should be charged to this virtual machine. If not, the time spent (represented by cpu.overlap) should not be charged against this virtual machine.
Shown as millisecond |
vsphere.cpu.utilization.avg
(gauge) | CPU utilization as a percentage during the interval (CPU usage and CPU utilization might be different due to power management technologies or hyper-threading)
Shown as percent |
vsphere.cpu.wait.sum
(gauge) | Total CPU time spent in wait state.The wait total includes time spent the CPU Idle, CPU Swap Wait, and CPU I/O Wait states.
Shown as millisecond |
vsphere.datacenter.count
(gauge) | Timeserie with value 1 for each Datacenter. Make 'sum by {X}' queries to count all the Datacenters with the tag X. |
vsphere.datastore.busResets.sum
(gauge) | Number of SCSI-bus reset commands issued
Shown as command |
vsphere.datastore.commandsAborted.sum
(gauge) | Number of SCSI commands aborted
Shown as command |
vsphere.datastore.count
(gauge) | Timeserie with value 1 for each Datastore. Make 'sum by {X}' queries to count all the Datastores with the tag X. |
vsphere.datastore.datastoreIops.avg
(gauge) | Storage I/O Control aggregated IOPS
Shown as operation |
vsphere.datastore.datastoreMaxQueueDepth.latest
(gauge) | Storage I/O Control datastore maximum queue depth
Shown as command |
vsphere.datastore.datastoreNormalReadLatency.latest
(gauge) | Storage DRS datastore normalized read latency
Shown as millisecond |
vsphere.datastore.datastoreNormalWriteLatency.latest
(gauge) | Storage DRS datastore normalized write latency
Shown as millisecond |
vsphere.datastore.datastoreReadBytes.latest
(gauge) | Storage DRS datastore bytes read
Shown as millisecond |
vsphere.datastore.datastoreReadIops.latest
(gauge) | Storage DRS datastore read I/O rate
Shown as operation |
vsphere.datastore.datastoreReadLoadMetric.latest
(gauge) | Storage DRS datastore metric for read workload model |
vsphere.datastore.datastoreReadOIO.latest
(gauge) | Storage DRS datastore outstanding read requests
Shown as request |
vsphere.datastore.datastoreVMObservedLatency.latest
(gauge) | The average datastore latency as seen by virtual machines
Shown as microsecond |
vsphere.datastore.datastoreWriteBytes.latest
(gauge) | Storage DRS datastore bytes written
Shown as millisecond |
vsphere.datastore.datastoreWriteIops.latest
(gauge) | Storage DRS datastore write I/O rate
Shown as operation |
vsphere.datastore.datastoreWriteLoadMetric.latest
(gauge) | Storage DRS datastore metric for write workload model |
vsphere.datastore.datastoreWriteOIO.latest
(gauge) | Storage DRS datastore outstanding write requests
Shown as request |
vsphere.datastore.maxTotalLatency.latest
(gauge) | Highest latency value across all datastores used by the host
Shown as millisecond |
vsphere.datastore.numberReadAveraged.avg
(gauge) | Average number of read commands issued per second to the datastore
Shown as command |
vsphere.datastore.numberWriteAveraged.avg
(gauge) | Average number of write commands issued per second to the datastore during the collection interval |
vsphere.datastore.read.avg
(gauge) | Rate of reading data from the datastore
Shown as kibibyte |
vsphere.datastore.siocActiveTimePercentage.avg
(gauge) | Percentage of time Storage I/O Control actively controlled datastore latency
Shown as percent |
vsphere.datastore.sizeNormalizedDatastoreLatency.avg
(gauge) | Storage I/O Control size-normalized I/O latency
Shown as microsecond |
vsphere.datastore.summary.capacity
(gauge) | Maximum capacity of this datastore, in bytes. This value is updated periodically by the server. It can be explicitly refreshed with the Refresh operation.
Shown as byte |
vsphere.datastore.summary.freeSpace
(gauge) | Available space of this datastore, in bytes. The server periodically updates this value. It can be explicitly refreshed with the Refresh operation.
Shown as byte |
vsphere.datastore.throughput.contention.avg
(gauge) | Average amount of time for an I/O operation to the datastore or LUN across all ESX hosts accessing it.
Shown as millisecond |
vsphere.datastore.throughput.usage.avg
(gauge) | The current bandwidth usage for the datastore or LUN.
Shown as kibibyte |
vsphere.datastore.totalReadLatency.avg
(gauge) | Average amount of time for a read operation from the datastore
Shown as millisecond |
vsphere.datastore.totalWriteLatency.avg
(gauge) | Average amount of time for a write operation from the datastore
Shown as millisecond |
vsphere.datastore.write.avg
(gauge) | Rate of writing data to the datastore
Shown as kibibyte |
vsphere.disk.busResets.sum
(gauge) | Number of SCSI-bus reset commands issued
Shown as command |
vsphere.disk.capacity.contention.avg
(gauge) | The amount of storage capacity overcommitment for the entity, measured in percent.
Shown as percent |
vsphere.disk.capacity.latest
(gauge) | Configured size of the datastore
Shown as kibibyte |
vsphere.disk.capacity.provisioned.avg
(gauge) | Provisioned size of the entity
Shown as kibibyte |
vsphere.disk.capacity.usage.avg
(gauge) | The amount of storage capacity currently being consumed by or on the entity.
Shown as kibibyte |
vsphere.disk.commands.sum
(gauge) | Number of SCSI commands issued
Shown as command |
vsphere.disk.commandsAborted
(gauge) | Number of SCSI commands aborted [Legacy]
Shown as occurrence |
vsphere.disk.commandsAborted.sum
(gauge) | Number of SCSI commands aborted
Shown as command |
vsphere.disk.commandsAveraged.avg
(gauge) | Average number of SCSI commands issued per second
Shown as command |
vsphere.disk.deltaused.latest
(gauge) | Storage overhead of a virtual machine or a datastore due to delta disk backings [Legacy]
Shown as kibibyte |
vsphere.disk.deviceLatency
(gauge) | Average amount of time it takes to complete an SCSI command from physical device [Legacy]
Shown as millisecond |
vsphere.disk.deviceLatency.avg
(gauge) | Average amount of time it takes to complete an SCSI command from physical device
Shown as millisecond |
vsphere.disk.deviceReadLatency
(gauge) | Average amount of time it takes to complete read from physical device [Legacy]
Shown as millisecond |
vsphere.disk.deviceReadLatency.avg
(gauge) | Average amount of time to read from the physical device
Shown as millisecond |
vsphere.disk.deviceWriteLatency
(gauge) | Average amount of time it takes to complete write to the physical device (LUN) [Legacy]
Shown as millisecond |
vsphere.disk.deviceWriteLatency.avg
(gauge) | Average amount of time to write from the physical device
Shown as millisecond |
vsphere.disk.kernelLatency.avg
(gauge) | Average amount of time spent by VMkernel to process each SCSI command
Shown as millisecond |
vsphere.disk.kernelReadLatency.avg
(gauge) | Average amount of time spent by VMkernel to process each SCSI read command
Shown as millisecond |
vsphere.disk.kernelWriteLatency.avg
(gauge) | Average amount of time spent by VMkernel to process each SCSI write command
Shown as millisecond |
vsphere.disk.maxQueueDepth.avg
(gauge) | Maximum queue depth
Shown as command |
vsphere.disk.maxTotalLatency.latest
(gauge) | Highest latency value across all disks used by the host
Shown as millisecond |
vsphere.disk.numberRead.sum
(gauge) | Number of disk reads during the collection interval. |
vsphere.disk.numberReadAveraged.avg
(gauge) | Average number of read commands issued per second to the datastore
Shown as command |
vsphere.disk.numberWrite.sum
(gauge) | Number of disk writes during the collection interval. |
vsphere.disk.numberWriteAveraged.avg
(gauge) | Average number of write commands issued per second to the datastore
Shown as command |
vsphere.disk.provisioned.latest
(gauge) | Amount of storage set aside for use by a datastore or a virtual machine. Files on the datastore and the virtual machine can expand to this size but not beyond it
Shown as kibibyte |
vsphere.disk.queueLatency
(gauge) | Average amount of time spent in VMkernel queue (per SCSI command) [Legacy]
Shown as millisecond |
vsphere.disk.queueLatency.avg
(gauge) | Average amount of time spent in the VMkernel queue per SCSI command
Shown as millisecond |
vsphere.disk.queueReadLatency.avg
(gauge) | Average amount of time spent in the VMkernel queue per SCSI read command
Shown as millisecond |
vsphere.disk.queueWriteLatency.avg
(gauge) | Average amount of time spent in the VMkernel queue per SCSI write command
Shown as millisecond |
vsphere.disk.read.avg
(gauge) | Average number of kilobytes read from the disk each second
Shown as kibibyte |
vsphere.disk.scsiReservationCnflctsPct.avg
(gauge) | Number of SCSI reservation conflicts for the LUN as a percent of total commands during the collection interval
Shown as percent |
vsphere.disk.scsiReservationConflicts.sum
(gauge) | Number of SCSI reservation conflicts for the LUN during the collection interval |
vsphere.disk.totalLatency
(gauge) | Sum of average amount of time (in kernel and device) to process an SCSI command issued by the Guest OS to the vm [Legacy]
Shown as millisecond |
vsphere.disk.totalLatency.avg
(gauge) | Average amount of time taken during the collection interval to process a SCSI command issued by the guest OS to the virtual machine.
Shown as millisecond |
vsphere.disk.totalReadLatency.avg
(gauge) | Average amount of time taken to process a SCSI read command issued from the guest OS to the virtual machine
Shown as millisecond |
vsphere.disk.totalWriteLatency.avg
(gauge) | Average amount of time taken to process a SCSI write command issued by the guest OS to the virtual machine
Shown as millisecond |
vsphere.disk.unshared.latest
(gauge) | Amount of space associated exclusively with a virtual machine
Shown as kibibyte |
vsphere.disk.usage.avg
(gauge) | Aggregated disk I/O rate
Shown as kibibyte |
vsphere.disk.used.latest
(gauge) | Amount of space actually used by the virtual machine or the datastore. May be less than the amount provisioned at any given time, depending on whether the virtual machine is powered-off, whether snapshots have been created or not, and other such factors
Shown as kibibyte |
vsphere.disk.write.avg
(gauge) | Average number of kilobytes written to the disk each second
Shown as kibibyte |
vsphere.hbr.hbrNetRx.avg
(gauge) | Kilobytes per second of outgoing host-based replication network traffic (for this virtual machine or host).
Shown as kibibyte |
vsphere.hbr.hbrNetTx.avg
(gauge) | Average amount of data transmitted per second
Shown as kibibyte |
vsphere.hbr.hbrNumVms.avg
(gauge) | Number of powered-on virtual machines running on this host that currently have host-based replication protection enabled. |
vsphere.host.count
(gauge) | Timeserie with value 1 for each ESXi Host. Make 'sum by {X}' queries to count all the Hosts with the tag X. |
vsphere.host.hardware.cpuPowerManagementInfo.currentPolicy
(count) | Information about current CPU power management policy. Tagged by currentPolicy. |
vsphere.host.summary.runtime.connectionState
(count) | The host connection state. Tagged by connectionState. |
vsphere.host.summary.runtime.inMaintenanceMode
(count) | The flag to indicate whether or not the host is in maintenance mode. This flag is set when the host has entered the maintenance mode. It is not set during the entering phase of maintenance mode. Tagged by inMaintenanceMode. |
vsphere.host.summary.runtime.powerState
(count) | The host power state. Tagged by powerState. |
vsphere.mem.active
(gauge) | Kilobytes of memory that the VMkernel estimates is being actively used based on recently touched memory pages [Legacy]
Shown as kibibyte |
vsphere.mem.active.avg
(gauge) | Amount of memory that is actively used, as estimated by VMkernel based on recently touched memory pages
Shown as kibibyte |
vsphere.mem.activewrite.avg
(gauge) | Estimate for the amount of memory actively being written to by the virtual machine
Shown as kibibyte |
vsphere.mem.capacity.contention.avg
(gauge) | Percentage of time VMs are waiting to access swapped, compressed or ballooned memory.
Shown as percent |
vsphere.mem.capacity.usage.avg
(gauge) | Amount of physical memory actively used.
Shown as kilobyte |
vsphere.mem.compressed
(gauge) | Kilobytes of memory that have been compressed [Legacy]
Shown as kibibyte |
vsphere.mem.compressed.avg
(gauge) | Amount of memory reserved by userworlds
Shown as kibibyte |
vsphere.mem.compressionRate.avg
(gauge) | Rate of memory compression for the virtual machine
Shown as kibibyte |
vsphere.mem.consumed
(gauge) | Kilobytes of used memory [Legacy]
Shown as kibibyte |
vsphere.mem.consumed.avg
(gauge) | Amount of host physical memory consumed by a virtual machine, host, or cluster
Shown as kibibyte |
vsphere.mem.consumed.userworlds.avg
(gauge) | Amount of physical memory consumed by userworlds on this host
Shown as kibibyte |
vsphere.mem.consumed.vms.avg
(gauge) | Amount of physical memory consumed by VMs on this host.
Shown as kibibyte |
vsphere.mem.decompressionRate.avg
(gauge) | Rate of memory decompression for the virtual machine
Shown as kibibyte |
vsphere.mem.entitlement.avg
(gauge) | Amount of host physical memory the virtual machine is entitled to, as determined by the ESX scheduler
Shown as kibibyte |
vsphere.mem.granted.avg
(gauge) | Amount of host physical memory or physical memory that is mapped for a virtual machine or a host
Shown as kibibyte |
vsphere.mem.heap.avg
(gauge) | VMkernel virtual address space dedicated to VMkernel main heap and related data
Shown as kibibyte |
vsphere.mem.heapfree.avg
(gauge) | Free address space in the VMkernel main heap.Varies based on number of physical devices and configuration options. There is no direct way for the user to increase or decrease this statistic. For informational purposes only: not useful for performance monitoring.
Shown as kibibyte |
vsphere.mem.latency.avg
(gauge) | Percentage of time the virtual machine is waiting to access swapped or compressed memory
Shown as percent |
vsphere.mem.llSwapIn.avg
(gauge) | Amount of memory swapped-in from host cache
Shown as kibibyte |
vsphere.mem.llSwapInRate.avg
(gauge) | Rate at which memory is being swapped from host cache into active memory
Shown as kibibyte |
vsphere.mem.llSwapOut.avg
(gauge) | Amount of memory swapped-out to host cache
Shown as kibibyte |
vsphere.mem.llSwapOutRate.avg
(gauge) | Rate at which memory is being swapped from active memory to host cache
Shown as kibibyte |
vsphere.mem.llSwapUsed.avg
(gauge) | Space used for caching swapped pages in the host cache
Shown as kibibyte |
vsphere.mem.lowfreethreshold.avg
(gauge) | Threshold of free host physical memory below which ESX/ESXi will begin reclaiming memory from virtual machines through ballooning and swapping
Shown as kibibyte |
vsphere.mem.mementitlement.latest
(gauge) | Memory allocation as calculated by the VMkernel scheduler based on current estimated demand and reservation, limit, and shares policies set for all virtual machines and resource pools in the host or cluster [Legacy]
Shown as mebibyte |
vsphere.mem.overhead
(gauge) | Kilobytes of memory allocated to a vm beyond its reserved amount [Legacy]
Shown as kibibyte |
vsphere.mem.overhead.avg
(gauge) | Host physical memory consumed by the virtualization infrastructure for running the virtual machine
Shown as kibibyte |
vsphere.mem.overheadMax.avg
(gauge) | Host physical memory reserved for use as the virtualization overhead for the virtual machine
Shown as kibibyte |
vsphere.mem.overheadTouched.avg
(gauge) | Actively touched overhead host physical memory (KB) reserved for use as the virtualization overhead for the virtual machine
Shown as kibibyte |
vsphere.mem.reservedCapacity.avg
(gauge) | Total amount of memory reservation used by powered-on virtual machines and vSphere services on the host
Shown as mebibyte |
vsphere.mem.shared.avg
(gauge) | Amount of guest physical memory that is shared with other virtual machines, relative to a single virtual machine or to all powered-on virtual machines on a host
Shown as kibibyte |
vsphere.mem.sharedcommon.avg
(gauge) | Amount of machine memory that is shared by all powered-on virtual machines and vSphere services on the host
Shown as kibibyte |
vsphere.mem.state.latest
(gauge) | One of four threshold levels representing the percentage of free memory on the host. The counter value determines swapping and ballooning behavior for memory reclamation
Shown as kibibyte |
vsphere.mem.swapin.avg
(gauge) | Amount of memory swapped-in from disk
Shown as kibibyte |
vsphere.mem.swapinRate.avg
(gauge) | Rate at which memory is swapped from disk into active memory
Shown as kibibyte |
vsphere.mem.swapout.avg
(gauge) | Amount of memory swapped-out to disk
Shown as kibibyte |
vsphere.mem.swapoutRate.avg
(gauge) | Rate at which memory is being swapped from active memory to disk
Shown as kibibyte |
vsphere.mem.swapped.avg
(gauge) | Current amount of guest physical memory swapped out to the virtual machine swap file by the VMkernel. Swapped memory stays on disk until the virtual machine needs it. This statistic refers to VMkernel swapping and not to guest OS swapping
Shown as kibibyte |
vsphere.mem.swaptarget.avg
(gauge) | Target size for the virtual machine swap file. The VMkernel manages swapping by comparing swaptarget against swapped
Shown as kibibyte |
vsphere.mem.swapused.avg
(gauge) | Amount of memory that is used by swap. Sum of memory swapped of all powered on VMs and vSphere services on the host
Shown as kibibyte |
vsphere.mem.sysUsage.avg
(gauge) | Amount of host physical memory used by VMkernel for core functionality, such as device drivers and other internal uses. Does not include memory used by virtual machines or vSphere services
Shown as kibibyte |
vsphere.mem.totalCapacity.avg
(gauge) | Total amount of memory reservation used by and available for powered-on virtual machines and vSphere services on the host
Shown as mebibyte |
vsphere.mem.totalmb.avg
(gauge) | Total amount of host physical memory of all hosts in the cluster that is available for virtual machine memory (physical memory for use by the guest OS) and virtual machine overhead memory
Shown as kibibyte |
vsphere.mem.unreserved.avg
(gauge) | Amount of memory that is unreserved. Memory reservation not used by the Service Console, VMkernel, vSphere services and other powered on VMs user-specified memory reservations and overhead memory
Shown as kibibyte |
vsphere.mem.usage.avg
(gauge) | Memory usage as percent of total configured or available memory
Shown as percent |
vsphere.mem.vmfs.pbc.capMissRatio.latest
(gauge) | Trailing average of the ratio of capacity misses to compulsory misses for the VMFS PB Cache
Shown as percent |
vsphere.mem.vmfs.pbc.overhead.latest
(gauge) | Amount of VMFS heap used by the VMFS PB Cache
Shown as kibibyte |
vsphere.mem.vmfs.pbc.size.latest
(gauge) | Space used for holding VMFS Pointer Blocks in memory
Shown as mebibyte |
vsphere.mem.vmfs.pbc.sizeMax.latest
(gauge) | Maximum size the VMFS Pointer Block Cache can grow to
Shown as mebibyte |
vsphere.mem.vmfs.pbc.workingSet.latest
(gauge) | Amount of file blocks whose addresses are cached in the VMFS PB Cache
Shown as tebibyte |
vsphere.mem.vmfs.pbc.workingSetMax.latest
(gauge) | Maximum amount of file blocks whose addresses are cached in the VMFS PB Cache
Shown as tebibyte |
vsphere.mem.vmmemctl
(gauge) | Kilobytes of memory allocated by the virtual machine memory control driver (vmmemctl) [Legacy]
Shown as kibibyte |
vsphere.mem.vmmemctl.avg
(gauge) | Amount of memory allocated by the virtual machine memory control driver (vmmemctl)
Shown as kibibyte |
vsphere.mem.vmmemctltarget.avg
(gauge) | Target value set by VMkernal for the virtual machine's memory balloon size. In conjunction with vmmemctl metric, this metric is used by VMkernel to inflate and deflate the balloon for a virtual machine
Shown as kibibyte |
vsphere.mem.zero.avg
(gauge) | Memory that contains 0s only. Included in shared amount. Through transparent page sharing, zero memory pages can be shared among virtual machines that run the same operating system
Shown as kibibyte |
vsphere.mem.zipSaved.latest
(gauge) | Memory saved due to memory zipping
Shown as kibibyte |
vsphere.mem.zipped.latest
(gauge) | Memory zipped
Shown as kibibyte |
vsphere.net.broadcastRx.sum
(gauge) | Number of broadcast packets received
Shown as packet |
vsphere.net.broadcastTx.sum
(gauge) | Number of broadcast packets transmitted
Shown as packet |
vsphere.net.bytesRx.avg
(gauge) | Average amount of data received per second
Shown as kibibyte |
vsphere.net.bytesTx.avg
(gauge) | Average amount of data transmitted per second
Shown as kibibyte |
vsphere.net.droppedRx.sum
(gauge) | Number of received packets dropped
Shown as packet |
vsphere.net.droppedTx.sum
(gauge) | Number of transmitted packets dropped
Shown as packet |
vsphere.net.errorsRx.sum
(gauge) | Number of packets with errors received
Shown as packet |
vsphere.net.errorsTx.sum
(gauge) | Number of packets with errors transmitted
Shown as packet |
vsphere.net.multicastRx.sum
(gauge) | Number of multicast packets received
Shown as packet |
vsphere.net.multicastTx.sum
(gauge) | Number of multicast packets transmitted
Shown as packet |
vsphere.net.packetsRx.sum
(gauge) | Number of packets received
Shown as packet |
vsphere.net.packetsTx.sum
(gauge) | Number of packets transmitted
Shown as packet |
vsphere.net.pnicBytesRx.avg
(gauge) | |
vsphere.net.pnicBytesTx.avg
(gauge) | |
vsphere.net.received.avg
(gauge) | Average rate at which data was received during the interval. This represents the bandwidth of the network
Shown as kibibyte |
vsphere.net.throughput.usage.avg
(gauge) | The current network bandwidth usage for the host.
Shown as kibibyte |
vsphere.net.transmitted.avg
(gauge) | Average rate at which data was transmitted during the interval. This represents the bandwidth of the network
Shown as kibibyte |
vsphere.net.unknownProtos.sum
(gauge) | Number of frames with unknown protocol received
Shown as kibibyte |
vsphere.net.usage.avg
(gauge) | Network utilization (combined transmit- and receive-rates)
Shown as kibibyte |
vsphere.network.received
(rate) | Number of kilobytes received by the host [Legacy]
Shown as kibibyte |
vsphere.network.transmitted
(rate) | Number of kilobytes transmitted by the host [Legacy]
Shown as kibibyte |
vsphere.power.energy.sum
(gauge) | Total energy (in joule) used since last stats reset. |
vsphere.power.power.avg
(gauge) | Current power usage
Shown as watt |
vsphere.power.powerCap.avg
(gauge) | Maximum allowed power usage.
Shown as watt |
vsphere.rescpu.actav1.latest
(gauge) | CPU active average over 1 minute
Shown as percent |
vsphere.rescpu.actav15.latest
(gauge) | CPU active average over 15 minutes
Shown as percent |
vsphere.rescpu.actav5.latest
(gauge) | CPU active average over 5 minutes
Shown as percent |
vsphere.rescpu.actpk1.latest
(gauge) | CPU active peak over 1 minute
Shown as percent |
vsphere.rescpu.actpk15.latest
(gauge) | CPU active peak over 15 minutes
Shown as percent |
vsphere.rescpu.actpk5.latest
(gauge) | CPU active peak over 5 minutes
Shown as percent |
vsphere.rescpu.maxLimited1.latest
(gauge) | Amount of CPU resources over the limit that were refused, average over 1 minute
Shown as percent |
vsphere.rescpu.maxLimited15.latest
(gauge) | Amount of CPU resources over the limit that were refused, average over 15 minutes
Shown as percent |
vsphere.rescpu.maxLimited5.latest
(gauge) | Amount of CPU resources over the limit that were refused, average over 5 minutes
Shown as percent |
vsphere.rescpu.runav1.latest
(gauge) | CPU running average over 1 minute
Shown as percent |
vsphere.rescpu.runav15.latest
(gauge) | CPU running average over 15 minutes
Shown as percent |
vsphere.rescpu.runav5.latest
(gauge) | CPU running average over 5 minutes
Shown as percent |
vsphere.rescpu.runpk1.latest
(gauge) | CPU running peak over 1 minute
Shown as percent |
vsphere.rescpu.runpk15.latest
(gauge) | CPU running peak over 15 minutes
Shown as percent |
vsphere.rescpu.runpk5.latest
(gauge) | CPU running peak over 5 minutes
Shown as percent |
vsphere.rescpu.sampleCount.latest
(gauge) | Group CPU sample count. |
vsphere.rescpu.samplePeriod.latest
(gauge) | Group CPU sample period.
Shown as millisecond |
vsphere.storageAdapter.commandsAveraged.avg
(gauge) | Average number of commands issued per second by the storage adapter
Shown as command |
vsphere.storageAdapter.maxTotalLatency.latest
(gauge) | Highest latency value across all storage adapters used by the host
Shown as millisecond |
vsphere.storageAdapter.numberReadAveraged.avg
(gauge) | Average number of read commands issued per second by the storage adapter
Shown as command |
vsphere.storageAdapter.numberWriteAveraged.avg
(gauge) | Average number of write commands issued per second by the storage adapter
Shown as command |
vsphere.storageAdapter.outstandingIOs.avg
(gauge) | The number of I/Os that have been issued but have not yet completed
Shown as command |
vsphere.storageAdapter.queueDepth.avg
(gauge) | The maximum number of I/Os that can be outstanding at a given time
Shown as command |
vsphere.storageAdapter.queueLatency.avg
(gauge) | Average amount of time spent in the VMkernel queue per SCSI command
Shown as millisecond |
vsphere.storageAdapter.queued.avg
(gauge) | The current number of I/Os that are waiting to be issued
Shown as command |
vsphere.storageAdapter.read.avg
(gauge) | Rate of reading data by the storage adapter
Shown as kibibyte |
vsphere.storageAdapter.totalReadLatency.avg
(gauge) | Average amount of time for a read operation by the storage adapter
Shown as millisecond |
vsphere.storageAdapter.totalWriteLatency.avg
(gauge) | Average amount of time for a write operation by the storage adapter
Shown as millisecond |
vsphere.storageAdapter.write.avg
(gauge) | Rate of writing data by the storage adapter
Shown as kibibyte |
vsphere.storagePath.busResets.sum
(gauge) | Number of SCSI-bus reset commands issued
Shown as command |
vsphere.storagePath.commandsAborted.sum
(gauge) | Number of SCSI commands aborted
Shown as command |
vsphere.storagePath.commandsAveraged.avg
(gauge) | Average number of commands issued per second on the storage path during the collection interval
Shown as command |
vsphere.storagePath.maxTotalLatency.latest
(gauge) | Highest latency value across all storage paths used by the host
Shown as millisecond |
vsphere.storagePath.numberReadAveraged.avg
(gauge) | Average number of read commands issued per second on the storage path during the collection interval |
vsphere.storagePath.numberWriteAveraged.avg
(gauge) | Average number of write commands issued per second on the storage path during the collection interval |
vsphere.storagePath.read.avg
(gauge) | Rate of reading data on the storage path
Shown as kibibyte |
vsphere.storagePath.totalReadLatency.avg
(gauge) | Average amount of time for a read issued on the storage path. Total latency = kernel latency + device latency.
Shown as millisecond |
vsphere.storagePath.totalWriteLatency.avg
(gauge) | Average amount of time for a write issued on the storage path. Total latency = kernel latency + device latency.
Shown as millisecond |
vsphere.storagePath.write.avg
(gauge) | Rate of writing data on the storage path
Shown as kibibyte |
vsphere.sys.heartbeat.latest
(gauge) | Number of heartbeats issued per virtual machine |
vsphere.sys.heartbeat.sum
(gauge) | Number of heartbeats issued per virtual machine |
vsphere.sys.osUptime.latest
(gauge) | Total time elapsed, in seconds, since last operating system boot-up
Shown as second |
vsphere.sys.resourceCpuAct1.latest
(gauge) | CPU active average over 1 minute of the system resource group
Shown as percent |
vsphere.sys.resourceCpuAct5.latest
(gauge) | CPU active average over 5 minutes of the system resource group
Shown as percent |
vsphere.sys.resourceCpuAllocMax.latest
(gauge) | CPU allocation limit (in MHz) of the system resource group
Shown as megahertz |
vsphere.sys.resourceCpuAllocMin.latest
(gauge) | CPU allocation reservation (in MHz) of the system resource group
Shown as megahertz |
vsphere.sys.resourceCpuAllocShares.latest
(gauge) | CPU allocation shares of the system resource group |
vsphere.sys.resourceCpuMaxLimited1.latest
(gauge) | CPU maximum limited over 1 minute of the system resource group
Shown as percent |
vsphere.sys.resourceCpuMaxLimited5.latest
(gauge) | CPU maximum limited over 5 minutes of the system resource group
Shown as percent |
vsphere.sys.resourceCpuRun1.latest
(gauge) | CPU running average over 1 minute of the system resource group
Shown as percent |
vsphere.sys.resourceCpuRun5.latest
(gauge) | CPU running average over 5 minutes of the system resource group
Shown as percent |
vsphere.sys.resourceCpuUsage.avg
(gauge) | Amount of CPU used by the Service Console and other applications during the interval by the Service Console and other applications.
Shown as megahertz |
vsphere.sys.resourceFdUsage.latest
(gauge) | Number of file descriptors used by the system resource group |
vsphere.sys.resourceMemAllocMax.latest
(gauge) | Memory allocation limit (in KB) of the system resource group
Shown as kibibyte |
vsphere.sys.resourceMemAllocMin.latest
(gauge) | Memory allocation reservation (in KB) of the system resource group
Shown as kibibyte |
vsphere.sys.resourceMemAllocShares.latest
(gauge) | Memory allocation shares of the system resource group |
vsphere.sys.resourceMemConsumed.latest
(gauge) | Memory consumed by the system resource group
Shown as kibibyte |
vsphere.sys.resourceMemCow.latest
(gauge) | Memory shared by the system resource group
Shown as kibibyte |
vsphere.sys.resourceMemMapped.latest
(gauge) | Memory mapped by the system resource group
Shown as kibibyte |
vsphere.sys.resourceMemOverhead.latest
(gauge) | Overhead memory consumed by the system resource group
Shown as kibibyte |
vsphere.sys.resourceMemShared.latest
(gauge) | Memory saved due to sharing by the system resource group
Shown as kibibyte |
vsphere.sys.resourceMemSwapped.latest
(gauge) | Memory swapped out by the system resource group
Shown as kibibyte |
vsphere.sys.resourceMemTouched.latest
(gauge) | Memory touched by the system resource group
Shown as kibibyte |
vsphere.sys.resourceMemZero.latest
(gauge) | Zero filled memory used by the system resource group
Shown as kibibyte |
vsphere.sys.uptime.latest
(gauge) | Total time elapsed since last system startup
Shown as second |
vsphere.virtualDisk.busResets.sum
(gauge) | Number of SCSI-bus reset commands issued
Shown as command |
vsphere.virtualDisk.commandsAborted.sum
(gauge) | Number of SCSI commands aborted
Shown as command |
vsphere.virtualDisk.largeSeeks.latest
(gauge) | Number of seeks during the interval that were greater than 8192 LBNs apart |
vsphere.virtualDisk.mediumSeeks.latest
(gauge) | Number of seeks during the interval that were between 64 and 8192 LBNs apart |
vsphere.virtualDisk.numberReadAveraged.avg
(gauge) | Average number of read commands issued per second to the virtual disk
Shown as command |
vsphere.virtualDisk.numberWriteAveraged.avg
(gauge) | Average number of write commands issued per second to the virtual disk
Shown as command |
vsphere.virtualDisk.read.avg
(gauge) | Average number of kilobytes read from the virtual disk each second
Shown as kibibyte |
vsphere.virtualDisk.readIOSize.latest
(gauge) | Average read request size in bytes |
vsphere.virtualDisk.readLatencyUS.latest
(gauge) | Read latency in microseconds
Shown as microsecond |
vsphere.virtualDisk.readLoadMetric.latest
(gauge) | Storage DRS virtual disk metric for the read workload model |
vsphere.virtualDisk.readOIO.latest
(gauge) | Average number of outstanding read requests to the virtual disk
Shown as request |
vsphere.virtualDisk.smallSeeks.latest
(gauge) | Number of seeks during the interval that were less than 64 LBNs apart |
vsphere.virtualDisk.totalReadLatency.avg
(gauge) | Average amount of time for a read operation from the virtual disk
Shown as millisecond |
vsphere.virtualDisk.totalWriteLatency.avg
(gauge) | Average amount of time for a write operation from the virtual disk
Shown as millisecond |
vsphere.virtualDisk.write.avg
(gauge) | Average number of kilobytes written to the virtual disk each second
Shown as kibibyte |
vsphere.virtualDisk.writeIOSize.latest
(gauge) | Average write request size in bytes |
vsphere.virtualDisk.writeLatencyUS.latest
(gauge) | Write latency in microseconds
Shown as microsecond |
vsphere.virtualDisk.writeLoadMetric.latest
(gauge) | Storage DRS virtual disk metric for the write workload model |
vsphere.virtualDisk.writeOIO.latest
(gauge) | Average number of outstanding write requests to the virtual disk
Shown as request |
vsphere.vm.config.cpuAllocation.limit
(gauge) | The utilization of a virtual machine/resource pool will not exceed this limit, even if there are available resources. This is typically used to ensure a consistent performance of virtual machines / resource pools independent of available resources. If set to -1, then there is no fixed limit on resource usage
Shown as megahertz |
vsphere.vm.config.cpuAllocation.overheadLimit
(gauge) | The maximum allowed overhead cpu. For a powered on virtual machine, the overhead cpu reservation cannot be larger than its overheadLimit. This property is only applicable to powered on virtual machines and is not persisted across reboots. This property is not applicable for resource pools. If set to -1, then there is no limit on reservation
Shown as megahertz |
vsphere.vm.config.hardware.numCoresPerSocket
(gauge) | Number of cores used to distribute virtual CPUs among sockets in this virtual machine. If the value is unset it implies to numCoresPerSocket = 1. |
vsphere.vm.config.memoryAllocation.limit
(gauge) | The utilization of a virtual machine/resource pool will not exceed this limit, even if there are available resources. This is typically used to ensure a consistent performance of virtual machines / resource pools independent of available resources. If set to -1, then there is no fixed limit on resource usage
Shown as megabyte |
vsphere.vm.config.memoryAllocation.overheadLimit
(gauge) | The maximum allowed overhead memory. For a powered on virtual machine, the overhead memory reservation cannot be larger than its overheadLimit. This property is only applicable to powered on virtual machines and is not persisted across reboots. This property is not applicable for resource pools. If set to -1, then there is no limit on reservation
Shown as megabyte |
vsphere.vm.count
(gauge) | Timeseries with value 1 for each VM. Make 'sum by {X}' queries to count all the VMs with the tag X. |
vsphere.vm.guest.disk.capacity
(gauge) | Total capacity of the disk, in bytes. Tagged by disk_path.
Shown as byte |
vsphere.vm.guest.disk.freeSpace
(gauge) | Free space on the disk, in bytes. Tagged by disk_path.
Shown as byte |
vsphere.vm.guest.guestFullName
(count) | Guest operating system full name, if known, tagged by guestFullName |
vsphere.vm.guest.ipStack.ipRoute
(count) | Count of IP Routes in the IP Route table on this guest OS |
vsphere.vm.guest.net
(count) | Number of network adapters on this guest OS. Tagged by nic_mac_address, device_id, and is_connected. |
vsphere.vm.guest.net.ipConfig.address
(count) | Number of staticly assigned IP addresses to be configured on a given interface on this guest OS. Tagged by nic_mac_address, device_id, is_connected, and nic_ip_address. |
vsphere.vm.guest.toolsRunningStatus
(count) | Information about the current status of VMware Tools, tagged by toolsstatus. |
vsphere.vm.guest.toolsVersion
(count) | Information about the current version of VMware Tools, tagged by toolsversion. |
vsphere.vm.guest.toolsVersionStatus2
(count) | Information about the current version status of VMware Tools, tagged by toolsversionstatus2. |
vsphere.vm.summary.config.memorySizeMB
(gauge) | Memory size of the virtual machine, in MB.
Shown as megabyte |
vsphere.vm.summary.config.numCpu
(gauge) | Number of processors present in this virtual machine. |
vsphere.vm.summary.config.numEthernetCards
(gauge) | Number of virtual network adapters. |
vsphere.vm.summary.config.numVirtualDisks
(gauge) | Number of virtual disks attached to the virtual machine. |
vsphere.vm.summary.quickStats.uptimeSeconds
(gauge) | The system uptime of the VM in seconds.
Shown as second |
vsphere.vmop.numChangeDS.latest
(gauge) | Number of datastore change operations for powered-off and suspended virtual machines
Shown as operation |
vsphere.vmop.numChangeHost.latest
(gauge) | Number of host change operations for powered-off and suspended virtual machines
Shown as operation |
vsphere.vmop.numChangeHostDS.latest
(gauge) | Number of host and datastore change operations for powered-off and suspended virtual machines
Shown as operation |
vsphere.vmop.numClone.latest
(gauge) | Number of virtual machine clone operations
Shown as operation |
vsphere.vmop.numCreate.latest
(gauge) | Number of virtual machine create operations
Shown as operation |
vsphere.vmop.numDeploy.latest
(gauge) | Number of virtual machine template deploy operations
Shown as operation |
vsphere.vmop.numDestroy.latest
(gauge) | Number of virtual machine delete operations
Shown as operation |
vsphere.vmop.numPoweroff.latest
(gauge) | Number of virtual machine power off operations
Shown as operation |
vsphere.vmop.numPoweron.latest
(gauge) | Number of virtual machine power on operations
Shown as operation |
vsphere.vmop.numRebootGuest.latest
(gauge) | Number of virtual machine guest reboot operations
Shown as operation |
vsphere.vmop.numReconfigure.latest
(gauge) | Number of virtual machine reconfigure operations
Shown as operation |
vsphere.vmop.numRegister.latest
(gauge) | Number of virtual machine register operations
Shown as operation |
vsphere.vmop.numReset.latest
(gauge) | Number of virtual machine reset operations
Shown as operation |
vsphere.vmop.numSVMotion.latest
(gauge) | Number of migrations with Storage vMotion (datastore change operations for powered-on VMs)
Shown as operation |
vsphere.vmop.numShutdownGuest.latest
(gauge) | Number of virtual machine guest shutdown operations
Shown as operation |
vsphere.vmop.numStandbyGuest.latest
(gauge) | Number of virtual machine standby guest operations
Shown as operation |
vsphere.vmop.numSuspend.latest
(gauge) | Number of virtual machine suspend operations
Shown as operation |
vsphere.vmop.numUnregister.latest
(gauge) | Number of virtual machine unregister operations
Shown as operation |
vsphere.vmop.numVMotion.latest
(gauge) | Number of migrations with vMotion (host change operations for powered-on VMs)
Shown as operation |
vsphere.vmop.numXVMotion.latest
(gauge) | Number of host and datastore change operations for powered-on and suspended virtual machines
Shown as operation |
