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/** * jVMonitor * @version 1.1 * @author Roberto Zarrelli <zarrelli@unimol.it> **/ jVMonitor is a Java application which uses VI Java API (http://vijava.sourceforge.net) to monitor the status of a VMware vSphere Infrastructure (from version 4.0 and above). It is able to check the virtual machines, hosts and datastores status and if an alarm occurs, it can be notified through a mail or a syslog message. The type of alarms that can be enabled on the virtual machines are: - Active snapshot: it monitors if there are virtual machines with one or more snapshots. - Disk free space: it monitors if there are virtual machines with disk space occupied more than 80%. - Powered off or suspended: it monitors if there are virtual machines powered-off or suspended. - Disk consolidation: it monitors if there are virtual machines where the disk consolidation is required. - HA protection: it monitors if there are virtual machines that have lost the HA protection. - VMware Tools: it monitors if there are virtual machines which have problems with VMware Tools. The type of alarms that can be enabled on the hosts are: - Powered off or suspended: it monitors if there are hosts powered-off or suspended. - Health status: it monitors if there are errors in the host hardware components including CPU processors, Memory, Fans, Temperature, Voltage, Power, Network, Battery, Cable/Interconnect, Software components, Watchdog, etc. The type of alarms on the datastores that can be triggered are: - Datastore free space: it monitors if there are datastores with disk space occupied more than 80%. - Health status: it monitors if there are errors in the datastores. History Version 1.1 - Added more alarms to monitor Hosts, Virtual Machines and VMware Tools. Version 1.0 - Initial release.