Proxmox VE 4.3 VM resources monitoring solutions

[MartinsBonders]

Hi!
Is there some good out-of-box solution to monitor Proxmox (KVM) virtual machines resources (RAM, LAN, CPU, HDD)? For VMware i use Veeam One and VMturbo, but is there some solution, where you just enter Proxmox credentials and get all VM information? I know, i can build Zabbix or Nagios type custom monitoring, but is there some good other solution?

 

[morph027]

The PVE dashboard? There are already a lot of columns to look at for each vm....

 

[MartinsBonders]

Yes, but on Server Search Dashboard you can not see how large is HDD, how RAM have VM, what is going on with LAN. Weeam ONE and VMturbo give you much more better information that is more usefully than Proxmox Memory usage % without total RAM

 

[MartinsBonders]

The PVE dashboard? There are already a lot of columns to look at for each vm....

It would be usefully if there would be one dashboard with information what we can see under VM summary, that would be really good. For now, i must go to every VM to see Disk IO and other information.

 

[marsian]

We use Check_MK and are really happy with it!

 

[morph027]

Me too, but as he stated he does not necessarily write own checks and dashboards.

 

[MartinsBonders]

We use Check_MK and are really happy with it!

And You can see RAM, CPU, HDD, LAN usage for every VM? How does Check_MK get this information, must i install on every VM agent?

 

[morph027]

You might be able to wright your own checks, which queries the API. But this is not as easy to achieve as a ready to use solution.

 

[dcsapak]

Yes, but on Server Search Dashboard you can not see how large is HDD, how RAM have VM, what is going on with LAN. Weeam ONE and VMturbo give you much more better information that is more usefully than Proxmox Memory usage % without total RAM

yes you can show it in the search tab, just go to the columns and click the little arrow, there you can activate some columns which are hidden by default (including disk size, and memory as size)

 

[MartinsBonders]

yes you can show it in the search tab, just go to the columns and click the little arrow, there you can activate some columns which are hidden by default (including disk size, and memory as size)

Ooou!! This is almost what i need. Thank you!