From the course: vSphere 6.7 Professional Part 07: Resource Management

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Monitor a DRS cluster in vSphere 6.7

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From the course: vSphere 6.7 Professional Part 07: Resource Management

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Monitor a DRS cluster in vSphere 6.7

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- [Narrator] In this video I'll demonstrate how to monitor a DRS cluster. So, here in my vSphere Client, I'm going to click on hosts and clusters, and I've got a cluster that's created with two ESXi hosts in it and three Virtual Machines distributed across those ESXi hosts. And so, if I go to the summary screen for my DRS cluster, I can see the CPU memory and storage usage across all of these hosts, I can see the total processors that are included in all of the hosts on this cluster, and if I click on vSphere DRS, I can see that currently my cluster is imbalanced. So, one of these hosts is taking on a significantly higher work-load than one of those other hosts, but it's not significant enough to warrant the migration of Virtual Machines. Because I do have my host cluster fully automated, and it is applying priority one, two, and three Recommendations. Now, I could potentially change this migration threshold to make it…

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