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From the Virtual Machines page, available from the side panel for a selected NetApp HCI cluster, you can view CPU and storage-related status information about virtual machines (VMs).

Note The Virtual Machines page is available only on a NetApp HCI cluster.

Learn about filtering and understanding VM data displayed in the UI.

View Virtual Machine details

The Virtual Machines page, available from the side panel for a selected cluster, provides information about each active VM associated with the cluster.

In addition to conventional filtering options that are available on all SolidFire Active IQ pages, the Virtual Machines page has quick filter buttons that you can select to determine common VM states of availability.

The information bar provides a quick overview of the following data:

  • Virtual Machines: The number and various availability states of VMs associated with the storage cluster.

  • Status: The number of warnings or errors for the VMs.

  • Provisioned Resources: The total storage and memory resources for all VMs associated with the storage cluster.

Heading Description

Name

The friendly name of the VM.

Status

The availability status of the VM:

  • Normal: The VM is responding as expected.

  • Warning: A warning has been reported. See vSphere for more details.

  • Critical: A critical error has been reported. See vSphere for more details.

  • Unknown: The VM is inaccessible.

Power State

Indicates whether the VM is powered on, powered off, or suspended.

vCenter IP

IP address of the vCenter Server.

Number of CPUs

The number of CPUs for each VM.

Host Memory Usage

The amount of ESXi host memory that is being used by a virtual machine.

CPU Usage

The percentage of actively used virtual CPU as a percentage of total available CPU in the VM.

Used Capacity

The percentage of VM storage resources in use.

Peak Disk Latency

The maximum detected disk latency in milliseconds.

Alarms

The number of triggered vSphere alarms on the VM.

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