In this document, we'll look at all the steps needed to be able to monitor an ESXi host, we will see the most common parameters and the values that we can obtain to have a controlled environment thanks to Nagios and Centreon! All the information we can obtain is amazing! In other documents we will see other information that we can obtain from vCenter and its VMs, Today the hosts are playing!
In this document we will start with something easy, we are going to monitor our first Windows computer, whether it is a Desktop or a Server. We will monitor the basics through SNMP, be CPU usage, RAM, Disk, Net, Swap Memory and Ping. With this we will have a first base to then add more elements that we need to monitor!!!
Well, before continuing with more configuration posts about Centreon, We make a stop along the way, Let's go with something more entertaining, We will see a small example of what we will be able to monitor. And what less than to start monitoring our own Centreon appliance and thus start to see some possibilities and get ideas!
I leave you a piece of Oscar Mas's document, We hope you are interested! One of the most important things in any system we implement, is the monitoring of said system. Microsoft and Citrix, give us the possibility to monitor our systems, using the System Center Operations Manager tool, better known as SCOM. For those of us who are old in the trade, we will know this tool as MOM (Microsoft Operations Manager).
This is a free and quite convenient utility to manage our VMware Infrastructure virtual environment. Through SNMP it will pass us basic information about the virtual machines that each ESX server has. It will give us information about the CPU used, RAM used as your network traffic (Tx & Rx).
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