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SQL query to filter active vCenter Faults in the vCOps database

As described in SQL queries to filter vCOps alerts and events it is not possible to filter events and alarms by other things than the resource name column. It is also not possible to filter by alarm type or level.
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Jul 18, 2013 Birk Bohne Monitoring mssql query vCenter Operations vcops

Performance difference between GET-VM and GET-VIEW

Today a colleague has asked me how to optimize a PowerCLI query for virtual machines in a certain virtual datacenter. He want’s to avoid a expensive GET-VM query and he seeks a solution to do that with get-view.
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Jun 25, 2013 Birk Bohne performance powercli vCenter

1000 percent speed up for Get-vCOpsResourceMetric

Currently VMware does not provide a PowerCLI snapin to access the vCenter Operations API (the HttpPostAdapter). Clint Kitson and Alan Renouf have developed a Powershell Module to fill that gap.
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Jun 18, 2013 Birk Bohne powercli Powershell vCenter vCenter Operations vcops

monitor co-stop with vCenter Operations

With ESXTOP or the vCenter performance tab of a VM you can monitor the co-stop metric to check for vSMP performance problems. vCOps can show you that information for all the VMs on a host, a resource pool, a cluster, a vCenter or your complete environment.
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Oct 4, 2012 Birk Bohne vCenter vCenter Operations vcops vSphere

SQL queries to filter vCOps alerts and events

In the current version of vCenter Operations it is not possible to filter events and alarms by the info column, but only by the resource name column. With SQL queries you can workaround that limitation.
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Sep 12, 2012 Birk Bohne Monitoring mssql query vCenter Operations vcops
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