The digest contains the following:
| Environment Summary | As of 1 Feb | Weekly Change |
| vCenters | 3 | 0 — |
| Observers Online | 3 | 0 — |
| Observers Offline | 0 | 0 — |
| VMs | 4071 | 0 — |
| Powered on | 3086 | 3 ▲ |
| Powered off | 979 | 2 ▼ |
| Suspended | 6 | 1 ▼ |
| Templates | 0 | 0 — |
| Hosts | 169 | 1 ▲ |
| Clustered | 168 | 1 ▲ |
| Standalone | 1 | 0 — |
| Avg. VMs (on) / Host (on) | 30.7 | 0.4 ▼ |
| Clusters | 13 | 0 — |
| Datastores | 64 | 0 — |
| Total Storage | 1805.09 TB | < 0.01 TB ▲ |
| Free Storage | 1477.48 TB | 2.02 TB ▲ |
| Events: 25 Jan – 1 Feb | ||
| VMs with Config Changes | 90 | |
| VMs Created | 7 | |
| vMotions | 337 | |
Issues: As of 1 Feb
We found 5 critical issues from VMware and top datacenter vendor knowledge base articles that are highly relevant to your vSphere installation.
1 virtual machine(s) have snapshots using more than 75% of the disk space used by all their respective virtual disks.
4 host(s) are running unsupported VMware ESXi versions.
3 host servers are not supported by VMware.
26 VM(s) have experienced performance degradation due to datastore contention in last 24 hours.
2 datastore(s) are in inaccessible state.
Best Regards,
CloudPhysics
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