Configuring Linux Virtualization monitor profile
This topic provides you information about the monitor types available in the Linux Virtualization monitor profile.
KVM is a full virtualization solution for Red Hat Enterprise Linux on x86-64 hardware containing virtualization extensions (Intel VT or AMD-V). The Linux Virtualization monitor type allows you to monitor your Kernel-based virtual machines.
The following table lists the monitor types (or application classes) monitored by the Linux Virtualization monitor profile. By default, the KM loads all these monitor types.
| Monitor type | Configuration link | Monitor type or Application class link |
|---|---|---|
| Linux Virtualization | Configuring Linux Virtualization for Auto-Guest monitoring | Linux Virtualization (NUK_Linux_Virtualization) |
| Linux Virtual Machine | No configuration required. | Linux Virtual Machine (NUK_Linux_Virtual_Machine) |
| Guest Disk | No configuration required. | |
| Guest Network | No configuration required. |
Prerequisite
The Linux virtualization platforms monitoring requires root user permission. To make sure that you have this permission, perform one of the following actions:
| Action | Details |
|---|---|
| Option 1 - Configure PATROL root user to be the monitoring user |
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| Option 2 - Change the permission levels of the monitoring binary files |
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