Applications Manager monitors the virtual machines configured in the Hyper-V server. It gives the ability to manage VMs (Start / Stop / Restart) from the Applications Manager web client in case of any performance problems. Applications Manager's Virtual Machine monitoring tool provides extensive metric data to monitor your virtual machine servers. The solution also tracks attributes related to processes, guest OS, event log, etc. at the VM level.
Click on the individual monitors listed in the Availability tab to view detailed performance metrics of the corresponding virtual machine. Below is an explanation of the metrics shown in these tabs:
Parameter | Description |
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Name | The name of the virtual machine. |
Type | Denotes the type you are monitoring. |
Health | Denotes the health (Clear, Warning, Critical) status of the VM. |
GUID | The unique Hyper-V identifier of this virtual machine. |
VM State | Specifies the current state of the virtual machine. |
Last Polled at | Specifies the time at which the last poll was performed. |
Next Poll at | Specifies the time at which the next poll is scheduled. |
Availability | Shows the overall availability status of the VM for the day. You can also view 7/30 reports and the current availability status of the VM. |
Parameter | Description |
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CPU Stats | |
CPU Utilization | The CPU Usage of the virtual machine (in percentage). |
VM Details | |
Number of Virtual Processors | The number of virtual processors present in the partition. All execution in this child partition happens on Virtual Processors. |
Parameter | Description |
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Memory Details | |
Total Memory | The total amount of memory currently available to the virtual machine (in megabytes). |
Deposited Pages | The number of deposited pages in this partition. |
Address Spaces | The number of address spaces in the virtual TLB of the partition. |
Virtual TLB Size recommended | The recommended number of pages to be deposited for the virtual TLB. |
Virtual TLB Pages | The number of pages used by the virtual TLB of this partition. |
GPA space modifications per second | The rate of modifications to the GPA space of this partition. |
Virtual TLB Flush Entries per second | The rate of flushes of the entire virtual TLB. |
Physical Pages Allocated | The number of physical pages allocated in this partition. |
Preferred NUMA Node Index | The preferred NUMA node index associated with this partition. |
Remote Physical Pages | The number of physical pages not allocated from the preferred NUMA node. |
Guest Visible Physical Memory | The amount of virtual memory visible to this virtual machine. |
Demand Memory | Amount of memory required by this virtual machine. |
Average Demand Memory | The average value of the amount of memory required by this virtual machine. |
Parameter | Description |
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Network Interface Utilization | |
Name | Name of the Network Interface Card (NIC). |
Data Receive Rate | The rate at which this NIC receives data (in Bytes/sec). |
Data Transmit Rate | The rate at which this NIC transmits data (in Bytes/sec). |
Packets Received | The number of packets received by the interface. |
Packets Transmitted | The number of packets transmitted from the interface. |
Parameter | Description |
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Disk I/O Utilization | |
Hard Disk Name | Name of the parent virtual hard disk. |
Differencing Hard Disk | Name of the differencing disk representing to this parent virtual hard disk. |
Disk Read Rate | The rate at which data is read from the disk (in Bytes/sec). |
Disk Total Read | The total number of read operations that have occurred in this disk. |
Disk Write Rate | The rate at which data is written to the disk (in Bytes/sec). |
Disk Total Write | The total number of write operations that have occurred in this disk. |
VM Hard Disk Information | |
Hard Disk Name | Name of the virtual hard disk. |
Total Disk Size | The total amount of disk space configured for this virtual machine (in GB). |
File Size | The actual amount of disk space utilized on the physical disk for this virtual machine (in GB). |
Disk Fragment | Amount of file segments that have been fragmented in this virtual hard disk (in percentage). |
Disk Partition Utilization | |
Disk | Name of the disk partition. |
Total Size (MB) | The total amount of disk space allocated to this partition. |
Used (%) | Amount of disk space used from this partition. |
Used (MB) | Amount of disk space used from this partition. |
Free (%) | The remaining amount of disk space available after use in this partition. |
Free (MB) | The remaining amount of disk space available after use in this partition. |
Parameter | Description |
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GUID | The value of the Globally Unique Identifier (GUID) of the virtual machine. |
OS Name * | The name of the OS installed on this virtual machine. |
VM Health State | The current health status of the virtual machine. |
VM State | The current state of the virtual machine. |
Configuration File Path * | The path where the configuration file is located for this virtual machine. |
IP Address * | The value of the IP address of the virtual machine. |
Host Name * | The hostname of the virtual machine. |
Boot Time * | The latest boot time of the virtual machine. |
Up Time * | The amount of time the virtual machine is in running condition. |
Number of Virtual Processors | The number of virtual processors available in this virtual machine. |
Memory Allocated | The amount of memory allocated for this virtual machine. |
Virtual Hard Disk File Path * | The path where the Virtual Hard Disk file is located for this virtual machine. |
* Not available for the Hyper-V server 2008 version.
Guest OS monitoring allows to monitor the Processes, Services, Event Logs(if windows VM) in a Virtual Machine monitor. To enable this for a VM monitor, Go to VM Monitor Details page -> Click Monitor Actions -> Click 'Configure OS' option. Provide the server credentials to connect with the OS. Once configured, under the Process / Services tab, the option to Add/Remove the process will be shown. By using this option, we can add process / services for monitoring.
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