@pdisme you can use esxtop from the VIMA, a virtual Management Appliance you run as VM on the ESXi host.
DaRealHess 1 year ago
the tool being used to monitor/display the commands/sec and MB/sec is VMware's esxtop. Just run it from the ESX console.
No counters were removed from the display. All are at default.
steveheg1 1 year ago
What is that tool being used to see the commands/sec and MB/sec? Is it available in ESXi remote CLI?
pdisme 1 year ago
Good job on removing the latency counters
jagapriest 1 year ago
I like the way the new vSphere Storage API is being utilized now by the different Storage vendors to come up with some really exciting stuff to improve functionality like in this case with Storage VMotion. Good stuff from EMC.
@pdisme you can use esxtop from the VIMA, a virtual Management Appliance you run as VM on the ESXi host.
DaRealHess 1 year ago
the tool being used to monitor/display the commands/sec and MB/sec is VMware's esxtop. Just run it from the ESX console.
No counters were removed from the display. All are at default.
steveheg1 1 year ago
What is that tool being used to see the commands/sec and MB/sec? Is it available in ESXi remote CLI?
pdisme 1 year ago
Good job on removing the latency counters
jagapriest 1 year ago
I like the way the new vSphere Storage API is being utilized now by the different Storage vendors to come up with some really exciting stuff to improve functionality like in this case with Storage VMotion. Good stuff from EMC.
DaRealHess 1 year ago