ApplicationVIEW | FREE Tool

What the Virtualization Blogs Say

• VKernel AppVIEW and Your Hidden VI Issues
• New VKernel Product - AppView
• VKernel AppVIEW Installation and Setup
• VKernel Releases FREE AppView 1.0 for Monitoring and Identification of Capacity Bottlenecks in Critical application VMs
• VKernel AppVIEW 1.0 is available immediately for free download

Virtual Machine Monitoring for Important VMs

Virtual machine monitoring for your five most important VMs. See detailed data on how these applications are running in your virtual environment:

• Are VMs having performance problems?
• Which resources are causing potential performance problems?
• 30-day history to spot transient issues.

When you find performance problems and wasted resources in your VMs, ApplicationVIEW will let you know what the problem is and provide links to Optimizer and Capacity Manager for deeper performance analysis, root cause analysis, capacity planning and resolution. Watch the ApplicationVIEW overview video.

Current and Historical VM Reporting

ApplicationVIEW provides current and 30 day historical ESX performance monitoring to potential CPU, memory, disk and storage I/O bottlenecks for your top five application VMs. As priorities change, you can change to a different application VM and start collecting data immediately.

System Requirements

ApplicationVIEW installs on any current version of Windows and easily connects to VMware ESX or vCenter 2.5 and above.

Other Free VMware Tools

• vOPS™ Server Explorer has two free VMware utilities. One utility (vScope Explorer) provides enterprise-wide visualization of performance, capacity and resource efficiency health across multiple vCenters and resources. The second utility (SearchMyVM Explorer) provides a Google-like search of your VMs.
• vOptimizer Free is a free VMware tool that helps prevent VMs from running out of space while also  identifying misaligned disk partitions to boost storage performance.
• CapacityVIEW quickly finds capacity, performance, and over-allocation issues within the entire virtualized infrastructure.
• Capacity Modeler easily predicts capacity management and performance issues from proposed hardware, maintenance and configuration changes.