Generating host and virtual machine reports in Red Hat Enterprise Virtualization environment

In BMC PATROL for Red Hat Enterprise Virtualization, you can access several reports that enable you to access performance data of the Red Hat Enterprise Virtualization hosts and virtual machines contained in your virtual environment.

Generating the top 10 hosts report

You can obtain this report at the following levels:

  • Red Hat Enterprise Virtualization Manager: Lists the top 10 hosts consuming CPU or memory resources in a Red Hat Enterprise Virtualization Manager.
  • Data center: Lists the top 10 hosts consuming CPU or memory resources in a data center.
  • Cluster: Lists the top 10 hosts consuming CPU or memory resources in a cluster.

To generate the top 10 hosts report

  1. From the PATROL Console, access the RHEV Manager, RHEV DataCenter, or RHEV Cluster application class menu, depending on the level on which you want to access the report.
  2. Select the Top Hosts > CPU or Top Hosts > Memory menu command.
    PATROL Console lists the top ten hosts consuming CPU or memory resources in your enterprise.

Generating the top 10 virtual machines report

You can obtain this report at the following levels:

  • Red Hat Enterprise Virtualization Manager: Lists the top 10 virtual machines consuming CPU or memory resources in a Red Hat Enterprise Virtualization Manager.
  • Data center: Lists the top 10 virtual machines consuming CPU or memory resources in a data center.
  • Cluster: Lists the top 10 virtual machines consuming CPU or memory resources in a cluster.
  • Host: Lists the top 10 virtual machines consuming CPU or memory resources residing on a host.

To generate the top 10 virtual machines report

  1. From the PATROL Console, access the RHEV Manager, RHEV DataCenter, RHEV Cluster, or RHEV Host application class menu, depending on the level on which you want to access the report.
  2. Select the Top Virtual Machines > CPU or Top Virtual Machines > Memory menu command.
    PATROL Console lists the top ten virtual machines consuming CPU or memory resources in your enterprise.