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VMware Performance and Capacity Management, Second Edition

You're reading from   VMware Performance and Capacity Management, Second Edition Master SDDC Operations with proven best practices

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Product type Paperback
Published in Mar 2016
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ISBN-13 9781785880315
Length 546 pages
Edition 2nd Edition
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Table of Contents (20) Chapters Close

Preface Part 1 FREE CHAPTER
1. VM – It Is Not What You Think! 2. Software-Defined Data Centers 3. SDDC Management 4. Performance Monitoring 5. Capacity Monitoring Part 2
6. Performance-Monitoring Dashboards 7. Capacity-Monitoring Dashboards 8. Specific-Purpose Dashboards 9. Infrastructure Monitoring Using Blue Medora 10. Application Monitoring Using Blue Medora Part 3
11. SDDC Key Counters 12. CPU Counters 13. Memory Counters 14. Storage Counters 15. Network Counters Index

Management changes in SDDC

I stated earlier that the very thing you manage has changed. SDDC changes the architecture of data centers, turning operation as usual from best practice to dated practice. The following table explains the operations in more detail so that we can see the impact on a specific discipline:

Area

Reason

Performance management

This is actually a brand new discipline in itself. As you will see in Chapter 4, Performance Monitoring, it is not what you think it is.

This gets harder as the performance of ESXi, VM, and datastores can impact one another. The entire environment is no longer static. VM activities such as vMotion, Storage vMotion, provisioning, and power on also add to the workload. So, there is VM workload and infrastructure workload. Performance issues can originate from any component.

Troubleshooting something that is dynamic is difficult. Unlike a physical data center, the first thing we need to check is the overall health, because of the interdependency...

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