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+ | = Vmware ESXTOP = | ||
+ | Esxtop allows monitoring and collection of data for all system resources: CPU, memory, disk and network. When used interactively, this data can be viewed on different types of screens; one each for CPU statistics, memory statistics, network statistics, disk adapter statistics, disk device statistics, disk VM statistics and interrupt statistics. | ||
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+ | = Starting ESXTOP = | ||
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+ | <code> | ||
+ | esxtop | ||
+ | </code> | ||
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+ | == Switching View == | ||
+ | You can switch view in esxtop using these characters: | ||
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+ | * c: cpu | ||
+ | * m: memory | ||
+ | * d: disk | ||
+ | * n: network | ||
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+ | = Modifying ESXTOP = | ||
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+ | == Extra Columns == | ||
+ | Say you want to show the ZERO pages in the Memory page: | ||
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+ | * Go to the memory page (m) | ||
+ | * Type f to get an overview of available columns | ||
+ | * Type m to select the COW columns (Now you get ZERO and a couple of other columns as well) and enter to go back to the memory overview. | ||
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+ | == Just Virtual Machines == | ||
+ | If you want to see esxtop just for Virtual machines launch it, and type V for only VMs. Type V again to view everything again. | ||
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+ | = Resources = | ||
+ | [[http://communities.vmware.com/docs/DOC-11812|ESXTOP bible]] \\ | ||
+ | [[http://www.yellow-bricks.com/esxtop/|ESXTOP on Yellow-bricks]]: Shorter and more practical article | ||
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+ | {{tag>vmware tools}} |