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# _generals
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Julian Mooren
12/15/2019, 7:50 PMLiveoptics looks like a great solution. Who has worked with it before?
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Ray Davis
12/15/2019, 8:17 PMWhat about this
https://flings.vmware.com/visualesxtop
Ray Davis
12/15/2019, 8:18 PMThe built in performance monitor
http://houseofbrick.com/cpu-ready-time-blog-part-i/
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Julian Mooren
12/15/2019, 8:21 PMI didn’t know there is a GUI for esxtop 👍🏽 Will try it out tomorrow
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Ray Davis
12/15/2019, 8:22 PMYea it works ok. Its java base so its wonky. But overall it helps.
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Sean Massey
12/15/2019, 10:54 PMvCenter does that natively.
Sean Massey
12/15/2019, 10:54 PMIt’s in the performance tab. Unless you’re looking to export them.
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Julian Mooren
12/16/2019, 6:53 AMI know the information is natively available. I was looking for some Powershell/PowerCLI Script 😃
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01004753
12/16/2019, 9:08 AMYou can grab that info with SysTrack but it does not come for free :)
Just remembered I have to follow-up with a customer where I saw this a couple of weeks ago! lol
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Julian Mooren
12/16/2019, 3:14 PMPowerCLI is doing the job :-)
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01004753
12/16/2019, 5:52 PMThat's decent
I found machines well over 10 like 18, 25 or even 35 or 45. Something that most people don't know is that CPU Ready affects actually all machines sharing the same host 🙂
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