Hi,
Is there any 3rd party monitoring tool compatible with virtualbox to get a dashboard-alike kind of reporting/view ?
Thanks
Palmer
3rd party monitoring tool to suggest ?
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Re: 3rd party monitoring tool to suggest ?
Can you explain what's on your mind? What's the "dashboard-like" thing that you are thinking?
Moving this from "VirtualBox API" to "Using VirtualBox".
Moving this from "VirtualBox API" to "Using VirtualBox".
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Re: 3rd party monitoring tool to suggest ?
Hi Socratis, let me explain.socratis wrote:Can you explain what's on your mind? What's the "dashboard-like" thing that you are thinking?
Moving this from "VirtualBox API" to "Using VirtualBox".
I have a 10cores/20threads machine I set up as IT test virtual lab
I launch several machines at the same time ( pfsense, win 7 ->10 and several linux distros).
I am looking to a dashboard/console that tells me how the machine are using the allocated resources .
I know that Virtualbox does not have anything native on the contrary of VMWare (Esxi ??) so I was wondering if there is anybody (3 parties) that has developed such summary appliance.
One suggestion I have got from a Splunk employ (friend of mine) is to setup a Splunk VM in the environment and collect some data from all the VM's.
Although interesting I find it a bit cumbersome for few basic data ( Utilization of CPU, Disk, RAM, Swap..)
I hope this clarify.
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Palmer
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Re: 3rd party monitoring tool to suggest ?
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