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Understanding vScope

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The vScope interface allows you to monitor your infrastructure

Objective

OVHcloud provides you with a supervision and monitoring tool for your virtual machines and infrastructure: vScope.

This web interface gathers all the essential information about your resources.

This guide explains how to read and use the vScope interface.

Requirements

  • You must be an administrator contact of the Hosted Private Cloud infrastructure, in order to receive login credentials.
  • An active user ID (created in the ).

OVHcloud Control Panel Access

  • Direct link:
  • Navigation path: Hosted Private Cloud > Managed VMware vSphere > Select your vSphere service

Instructions

Accessing vScope

  1. Select your PCC service.

  2. In the General information tab, scroll down and click the vScope link.

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The interface opens in a new tab in your browser.

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Log in with your user and password - the same credentials you use to connect to the vSphere client.

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You are now connected to vScope. This page centralises the key information about your resources.

For example, for each host, you can immediately view:

  • The number of cores and VMs
  • CPU and RAM usage
  • Network traffic
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Browsing vScope

Selecting the datacenter

If your Hosted Private Cloud contains several datacenters, select the one you want to display from the drop-down menu.

The Last refresh field corresponds to the last refresh of the web page, not of vScope data. vScope data is automatically updated every 2 to 5 minutes.

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Filer menu

The Filer menu shows the usage of your datastores: number of virtual machines and consumed storage space.

Use this view to anticipate extension needs or monitor load balancing.

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Hosts menu

The Hosts menu details the characteristics of each host in your datacenter:

  • Number of cores, vCPUs and VMs
  • CPU and RAM usage percentages
  • Network connectivity
  • Number of physical network cards (VMNic)
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Virtual machines menu

This section provides a detailed view of each virtual machine:

  • Status of VMware Tools
  • Network traffic
  • VM size
  • FT (Fault Tolerance) activation
  • CPU Ready Time
  • Disk IO
  • Disk latency
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