CPU Total/Free Virtual Machine with vSphere Module [Metricbeat 7.15.2]

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Hi, everyone

I have configured vSphere module in Metricbeat 7.15.2 in order to get metrics from my VMware hosts and VMs.

Metricbeat send all VM memory metrics, here you are:

vsphere.virtualmachine.memory.free.guest.bytes: 7.9GB
vsphere.virtualmachine.memory.total.guest.bytes: 8GB
vsphere.virtualmachine.memory.used.guest.bytes: 81MB
vsphere.virtualmachine.memory.used.host.bytes: 1.6GB

However, regarding VM cpu metrics, Metricbeat not send all, here you are:

vsphere.virtualmachine.cpu.used.mhz: 540

Is it possible to get more cpu VM metrics with vSphere Module ?

Thanks in advance :smiley: ,

Regards

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It all depends on what the VSphere GoLang sdk can pull.

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Here is the list of stats that can be exposed via the SDK, some of which are already captured.

	OverallCpuUsage              int32               `xml:"overallCpuUsage,omitempty"`
	OverallCpuDemand             int32               `xml:"overallCpuDemand,omitempty"`
	GuestMemoryUsage             int32               `xml:"guestMemoryUsage,omitempty"`
	HostMemoryUsage              int32               `xml:"hostMemoryUsage,omitempty"`
	GuestHeartbeatStatus         ManagedEntityStatus `xml:"guestHeartbeatStatus"`
	DistributedCpuEntitlement    int32               `xml:"distributedCpuEntitlement,omitempty"`
	DistributedMemoryEntitlement int32               `xml:"distributedMemoryEntitlement,omitempty"`
	StaticCpuEntitlement         int32               `xml:"staticCpuEntitlement,omitempty"`
	StaticMemoryEntitlement      int32               `xml:"staticMemoryEntitlement,omitempty"`
	PrivateMemory                int32               `xml:"privateMemory,omitempty"`
	SharedMemory                 int32               `xml:"sharedMemory,omitempty"`
	SwappedMemory                int32               `xml:"swappedMemory,omitempty"`
	BalloonedMemory              int32               `xml:"balloonedMemory,omitempty"`
	ConsumedOverheadMemory       int32               `xml:"consumedOverheadMemory,omitempty"`
	FtLogBandwidth               int32               `xml:"ftLogBandwidth,omitempty"`
	FtSecondaryLatency           int32               `xml:"ftSecondaryLatency,omitempty"`
	FtLatencyStatus              ManagedEntityStatus `xml:"ftLatencyStatus,omitempty"`
	CompressedMemory             int64               `xml:"compressedMemory,omitempty"`
	UptimeSeconds                int32               `xml:"uptimeSeconds,omitempty"`
	SsdSwappedMemory             int64               `xml:"ssdSwappedMemory,omitempty"`
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Hi,

Thank you :slight_smile:

Regards

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Did u have items on that list u think should be added to the documents? I can make a PR to add them?

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Hi,

I have found out that vsphere.virtualmachine.cpu.total.mhz and vsphere.virtualmachine.cpu.free.mhz appears when it is set cpuReservation in the virtual machine.

Regards

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