Identify if virtualization hosts are congested
CONTEXT: We are monitoring virtual servers that share a VM host.
PROBLEM: If host resources are overallocated, the physical resources can be contended even if the virtual resources aren't. This is not easy to spot in SQL Monitor.
EXAMPLE SOLUTIONS
• Add virutal host counters for VMware and Hyper-V to the analysis graph: CPU, Memory, disk...
• Integrate with a Virtualisation monitoring solution to connect the dots more easily
We have now released version 7.1.0. The collection of VMware metrics is out of beta.
https://documentation.red-gate.com/display/SM7/Adding+a+VMWare+host
If you have suggestions for any improvements you would like to see, please begin a new suggestion with as much detail as possible, so we can consider where best to focus our efforts.
Thanks,
SQL Monitor Development Team
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Blaž Dakskobler commented
I added a new suggestion to add Hyper-V host monitoring: https://sqlmonitor.uservoice.com/forums/91743-suggestions/suggestions/36499981-monitor-hyper-v-hosts
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Eric commented
And Hyper-V also? Seems you only added support for VMWare.
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Anonymous commented
how to monitor SQL?
and what is host resource and how it is overallocated?
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Claudio Mendes commented
don't forget about the storage... windows and netapp support would be appreciated
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Blaž Dakskobler commented
Hi Daniel. Main benefit of having such options inside SQL Monitor would - imho - be to more easily correlate timings of some events. Other than that, it makes sense that dedicated hypervisor monitoring tools offer more.
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Dan commented
Any progress on this?
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Hi Luis,
This is in our project plan but unfortunately we do not have any ETA on this yet.
Thanks,
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Luis Martin commented
Hi,
Any news about this good suggestion? -
Hi Blaz,
Thanks a lot for your feedback. We have also been discussing this internally. Hopefully we will work on this sometime soon.
Thanks,
Priya