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Monitoring System Performance
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Monitoring System Performance
The Performance tab in XenCenter provides real time monitoring of performance statistics across resource pools. This tab also provides graphical trending of virtual and physical machine performance.
- You can view up to 12 months of performance data and zoom in to take a closer look at activity spikes. To learn more, see Viewing performance data.
- By default, graphs showing CPU, memory, network I/O, and disk I/O are displayed on the tab. However, you can add more performance data and change the appearance of the graphs. To learn more, see Configuring performance graphs
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Performance alerts can be generated when the following resources go over a specified threshold on a managed server, virtual machine, or storage repository:
- CPU
- Memory usage
- Network
- Storage throughput
- VM disk activity
For more information, see Configuring performance alerts.
Note:
Full performance data is only available for virtual machines with Citrix VM Tools installed.
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