: "identifier": "f86399a8-5cba-4853-b4e1-054e2b82f095 Next, add the Custom Property to that VM with POST resources/{id}/properties, mine looks like this: The associated Curl command looks like this: curl -X POST A point of clarification regarding Operations Custom Properties, you will also find this in Cost Drivers

User wanted to know which VMs were most active (IOPs) on a particular Datastore Cluster. out to Rick Pocklington, another Solution Architect at Blue Medora, who I collaborated with on this post

A data analytics engine, a notification mechanism, a costing platform, a performance analyzer, a capacity Capacity Remaining at the Datacenter level is determined by the most constrained resource in that Datacenter Selecting Plan gives you the ability to plan projects: add VMs, remove VMs, Add ESXi Hosts, Remove ESXi Hosts, migrate to Public Cloud Hyperscalers, and more.

If you recall, Pricing functionality was moved from Cost Drivers to Policies back in Operations 8.16 You won't see VM Price metrics immediately as the Price Engine only runs once daily (7 PM CST which isn't

name, how much time it has remaining until it runs out resources (CPU, Memory, or Disk, whichever is most constrained), Cost Savings if you were to reclaim unused resources, and the Workload Optimization status The tabs will be listed by most impactful from left to right. That is, if you can reclaim the most capacity by deleting powered off VMs, this will be shown first.

You'll want to set your currency via Administration - Global Settings - Cost/Price.

constrained resource: CPU, RAM, Disk) - Cost savings: savings per month if you were to reclaim powered This is good for populations with steady demand and may reduce licensing and hardware costs, ie power Conservative, Conservative, Default, Aggressive, Most Aggressive). Most Conservative tolerates the most imbalance. Most Aggressive tolerates the least amount of imbalance.

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This will exclude the VM, its resources, and cost savings from reclamation considerations.

the VOA: Summary Report, Configuration Assessment Report, Performance Assessment Report, Capacity and Cost As described: Post-migration performance verification is important to demonstrate to business stakeholders The Discovery phase allows you to specify CPUs per host, consolidation ratios, total number of VMs, and You are now given your Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) Savings details, highlighting just how much you'll

a unified operations platform, deliver continuous performance optimization, efficient capacity and cost Streamlined Data Collection Account Management New multi-cloud cost homepage Capacity Enhancements New Supports post-import application filtering to remove unwanted applications imports in vRealize Network

/moves or turned up to (most aggressive) for the most recommendations/moves. and a group of hosts. This is good for populations with steady demand, and may reduce licensing and power costs. Host based business intent is also available, ensuring VMs are placed only on certain ESXi Hosts. Host based business intent would allow you to tie MSSQL VMs to MSSQL ESXi Hosts for example.