Performance Color Codes; Virtual Machine Management Pack Infrastructure - HP Xw460c - ProLiant - Blade Workstation User Manual

NOTE: Resource allocation is not available for HP integrated Citrix XenServer, or Xen on RHEL or SLES.
VMware ESX Server virtual machines
CPU min—The cpu.min value reported by ESX
CPU max—The cpu.max value reported by ESX
CPU shares—The cpu.shares value reported by ESX
Microsoft Virtual Server 2005 and Hyper-V virtual machines
Reserved capacity—The reserved system capacity value reported by the virtual server relative to
1 CPU
Maximum capacity—The maximum system capacity value reported by the virtual server relative
to 1 CPU
Relative weight—The relative weight value reported by the virtual server
Threshold settings—Threshold of a virtual machine that can be evaluated
Threshold interval—The number of minutes of utilization data that must be available before the threshold
is evaluated
Threshold value—The maximum utilization value that provides a normal status
Measured interval—The number of minutes of utilization data that was averaged when calculating the
measured value
Measured value—The average utilization over the most recently measured interval (in minutes)
State—The current state of this threshold. The state can be:
Unknown, indicating that the number of utilization samples available is less than the threshold
interval.
Normal, indicating that sufficient utilization samples are available, and the measured value is less
than or equal to the threshold value
Exceeded, indicating that sufficient utilization samples are available, and the measured value is
greater than the threshold value

Performance color codes

The color codes on the Performance page indicate the percentage of a resource that has been consumed.
The colors of the utilization bar indicate the following conditions:
Blue—Indicates throughput.
Green—Indicates utilization is less than 70%.
Yellow—Indicates utilization is between 70% and 80%.
Red—Indicates utilization is greater than 80%.

Virtual Machine Management Pack infrastructure

Virtual Machine Management Pack is integrated completely within HP SIM to provide ease-of-use, installation,
and maintenance. All requirements and practices for operation of HP SIM must be observed for Virtual
Machine Management Pack. For more information about using HP SIM, see the appropriate version of the
HP Systems Insight Manager Technical Reference Guide.
Virtual Machine Management Pack includes the following components, which are installed and set up during
the software installation:
The Virtual Machine Management (VMM) Pack—Resides on the HP SIM Central Management Server
(CMS) and provides access to the virtual machine monitoring and control functions, accessible locally
or remotely using industry-standard web browsers
The Virtual Machine Management (VMM) Agent—Deployed to managed virtual machine hosts from
the HP SIM toolbar
124 Using HP Virtual Machine Management Pack