It is default to the 'last' which is the last value declared for each measure. for each indicator according to your needs. I forgot to change the "Transformation" on this image, but you can select average, Maximum, etc. I would also change the label to something more readable as who will appear in the column headers for your report. Now you must take your steps on the left side and drag - move to the right. Then select "subjects."įor the subjects that you want to be sure to select 'Virtual Machine' as the subject. Then click on "Presentation".Ĭhoose the type of presentation you want to present.
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You should see a screen like this:Ĭlick the Green plus sign to create a new view.
Then, we create a view to feed our report. But it's essentially the same concept as what we just talked. You can also develop 'objects to always exclude' but once again since we keep it simple and do a static group I'm not going to get into that. Finally, click the 'Add' button to move them into the group. Then simply browse to your objects, in this case vCenter adapter-> virtual-> select the checkboxes for each virtual machine that you want to. Be sure to select "All items" in the drop down menu under 'Filtered objects' on the left side (default for the custom groups). Then expand the "objects to always include" using the double arrows at the bottom right. In this example, I am now simple and just add specific objects, while the group will not dynamically updated. Make sure that you select the Type of object as a Virtual Machine, and you can add criteria that you want to add. As the 'Group Type' can be changed to anything you want, you can also choose custom policies that you have never defined. It doesn't have to be exactly the same as what I did. Please fill out the sections that I pointed out.
You should see a screen similar to the image below:Ĭlick the Green plus sign to create a new group:
Start by browsing to an overview of the environment. If the Group of virtual machines are not all in the same cluster and easy to report, you can create a custom group and make sure that the virtual machines are all in this group. This should be simple enough, but there are quite a few steps.
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