Reference Guide
Table Of Contents
- Introduction to this Guide
- Cartridge for VMware Rules
- Overview of Rules
- Thresholds
- Agent Rules
- Cluster Rules
- Datacenter Rules
- Datastore Rule
- Resource Pool Rules
- ESX Server Rules
- VMW ESX Server Balloon Memory Deflation
- VMW ESX Server CPU 0 High Utilization
- VMW ESX Server CPU Utilization
- VMW ESX Server Disconnected
- VMW ESX Server Disk IO
- VMW ESX Server Heap Free Memory
- VMW ESX Server Memory Utilization
- VMW ESX Server Memory Utilization Upward Trend
- VMW ESX Server Network IO
- VMW ESX Server Consumed Vs. Granted Memory
- VirtualCenter Rules
- Virtual Machine Rules
- VMW Virtual Machine Active Vs. Granted Memory
- VMW Virtual Machine Balloon Memory Deflation
- VMW Virtual Machine Balloon Memory Target
- VMW Virtual Machine Consumed Vs. Granted Memory
- VMW Virtual Machine CPU Utilization
- VMW Virtual Machine Disk Command Aborts
- VMW Virtual Machine Disk IO
- VMW Virtual Machine Logical Drive Estimated Fill Time
- VMW Virtual Machine Memory Allocation Versus Limit
- VMW Virtual Machine Memory Swapping
- VMW Virtual Machine Memory Utilization
- VMW Virtual Machine Network IO
- VMW Virtual Machine Power State Change
- VMW Virtual Machine VMware Tools
- VMW Virtual Machine Zero Page Memory Detection
- Cartridge for VMware Views
- Overview of Views
- Virtual Infrastructure View
- At A Glance View
- vmExplorer Primary View
- Summary View
- Utilizations Views
- Resource Pools Relationship Tree View
- Related Objects Views
- Actions Panel
- Navigation View
- Infrastructure Overview
- Messages View
- Agents View
- Alarms Overview
- Alarms List View
- Report Templates View
- Scheduled Reports View
- Generated Reports View
- Overview of Views
- Index
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Overview of Views
Resource Pools Relationship Tree View
The Resource Pools Relationship Tree View is provided in the vmExplorer Dashboard.
If you select a Resource Pool container from the Topology View on the Virtual
Infrastructure View and click the Summary navigation tab within the vmExplorer
Primary View, a Resource Pools Relationship Tree View is displayed in the Primary
View. A Resource Pools Relationship Tree contains every Resource Pool that belongs to
the Clusters within the associated VirtualCenter.
Purpose and Content
The Resource Pools Relationship Tree View is useful if you want to see how the
Resource Pools within the Clusters are laid out or if you want to take a look at the
utilization statistics for each configured Resource Pool on the VirtualCenter.
The default Resource Pools Relationship Tree simply displays the names of the various
Resource Pools and their parent/child relationships.
You can use the Normal Zoom Level button on the mini map at the top right of the
Relationship Tree to zoom into a more detailed version of the Tree. You can use the
Minimized Zoom Level button on the mini map to zoom back out again.
You can browse through a Relationship Tree by clicking and dragging the rectangular
shadow provided on the mini map.
For more information about the Resource Pools Relationship Tree View, see the chapter
titled “Interacting with the Cartridge for VMware” in the vFoglight Cartridge for
VMware User Guide.