VMware ESXi Monitoring

Use our script to monitor the following VM information running on VMware vCenter.

You’ll be able to retrieve information about these variables:

• Name
• Instance UUID
• Operating System
• Memory
• Processors
• Cores per socket
• Version
• Power state

You can find this script in our library.

Use the Domotz VMware VM List custom script to display a list of all configured VMs on a VMware vCenter server, including their respective properties.

Easily apply the script in order to monitor the following:

• VM ID
• Name
• Memory
• CPU count
• Power state

Find the ready-to-use custom script in our library or customize it to fit your needs.

Proactively monitor and control the disks connected to each VM in a VMware vCenter server by applying our custom script.

Use our dedicated script to monitor the disks connected to each VM running on VMware vCenter and the following:

• Disk ID
• Type
• Capacity
• VMDK file

You can access this script from our library.

To efficiently track the network adapters linked to each Virtual Machine within a VMware vCenter setup, you can utilize the script provided below. This script allows you to monitor several key aspects of network adapters, including:

• Network adapter ID
• Network
• Network name
• MAC address
• State

By implementing this script, you can ensure comprehensive monitoring of your VMs' network adapters, aiding in network management and troubleshooting within your VMware vCenter environment.

This script enables you to gather a detailed inventory of all hosts within a vCenter server, extracting crucial information for each host.

You can monitor the following metrics:

• Host ID
• Name
• Connection state
• Power state

Find and utilize this script from our library as it is, or simply customize it to meet your specific needs.

To effectively oversee your VMware vCenter's essential details, our pre-configured script offers a streamlined solution. This script enables the monitoring of crucial vCenter information.

Applying our ready-to-use integration script, you will be able to monitor the following:

• Product name
• Product type
• Version
• Build number
• Release date
• Install time

Please note that this script, and also the following three, have been validated and tested on VMware vCenter 8.0.2 and use HTTP protocol.

This script enables you to gather a detailed view of the health status of your VMware vCenter.

The following can be monitored:

• System health
• Load
• Memory health
• Appliance Management Service health
• Storage health
• Swap health
• Database health
• Database storage health
• Software updates availability

Find and utilize this script from our library as it is or simply customize it to meet your specific needs.

By implementing this script, you will be able to monitor free space in your VMware vCenter Datastores.

The following can be monitored:

• Name
• Type
• Capacity
• Free space
• % usage

Use the Domotz Services Health script to monitor the health status of the services running on your VMware vCenter.

By applying this script you will immediately have more details and monitor the following:

• Service name (Id)
• Startup Type
• State
• Status

You can access this script from our library.

You might use the following script to monitor Virtual Machines hosts managed by VMware vCenter.

It allows monitoring of the following variables about a VM Host:

• Name
• Model
• Operating System
• CPU model
• Processors
• Cores
• CPU usage
• Memory
• Memory usage
• Power state
• Status
• Connection state
• Uptime

The script has been validated and tested on VMware vCenter 8.0.2.

To extract information about the last snapshot of a Virtual Machine running on VMware vCenter, you might use the following script.

It allows monitoring of the following variables about the last VM snapshot:

• Name
• Description
• Creation time
• Age in days
• ID

The script uses HTTP protocol and has been validated and tested on VMware vCenter 8.0.2.

You can find this script in our library.

Use the pre-configured scripts to monitor and manage network-connected devices, cloud services, and web applications. By using standard network protocols, the scripts will allow you to retrieve valuable data and execute actions on the monitored devices and services.

Build or customize scripts according to your network monitoring needs.

Additionally, you can apply customized alerts on scripts to be notified when a specific event occurs.