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vCenter Performance Counters over time - average resource usage or point in time?
This should be fairly easy, but I'm having trouble locating this on the VMware website.
I'm using the Performance Reports feature in vCenter 4 to measure gather data about an ESX Server over the last year. When I choose this time range for the report, it comes back with CPU, Memory, Disk, etc usage for every day during that period at 12:00:00.
My question - is this a point in time capture for midnight each day, or is the average data for that day? Makes abig difference in analysis.
Thank you!
I'm using the Performance Reports feature in vCenter 4 to measure gather data about an ESX Server over the last year. When I choose this time range for the report, it comes back with CPU, Memory, Disk, etc usage for every day during that period at 12:00:00.
My question - is this a point in time capture for midnight each day, or is the average data for that day? Makes abig difference in analysis.
Thank you!
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