VMware describes vRealize Log lnsight (vRLI) as a log analysis tool that delivers highly scalable log management 252Fcom.vmware.ICbase%252FPDF%252Fic_pdf.html At its core, vRLI is a Syslog server that consumes logs and presents them back As indicated, vRLI can collect two types of data from vCenter instances and the ESXi Hosts they manage

Go to Management - Cluster - Data Sets and select NEW DATA SET.

For more information on Aria Operations, check out the VMware Cloud Management and Apps Tech Zone site

We will use a stacked scenario: first remove the existing VMs, then we'll add them back in at their new Go back to Plan - Capacity - What-If Analysis - ADD, then ADD VMs for my use case. Aria Operations is powerful, for more information on it check out this video from the VMware Cloud Management

Both methods are detailed here: https://docs.vmware.com/en/vRealize-Operations-Manager/8.1/com.vmware.vcom.core.doc determine VM costs. vROps determines base rates as follows: https://docs.vmware.com/en/vRealize-Operations-Manager

You must apply an active license via Aria Suite Lifecycle Manager or via this KB to gain access once

There are three distinct sections in the left hand pane: Management, Integration, and Configuration. Starting at the top, under Management, click System Monitor. The user must have privileges to access the vROps REST API and manage resources in vROps. vRLI to vROps and vROps to vRLI is documented here: https://docs.vmware.com/en/vRealize-Operations-Manager Time - NTP settings Authentication - VMware Identify Manager (vIDM) and Active Directory SMTP - SMTP

Which you can also see from the regular UI and Administration - Cluster Management.

Things like Fleet Lifecycle Management, Operations for Logs, vIDB, Software Depot, Real-Time Metrics, your Policy/s requires a scaling up of your Real-Time Metrics component in Build - Lifecycle - VCF Management

VMware vROps Rightsizing documentation can be found here: https://docs.vmware.com/en/vRealize-Operations-Manager