SearchMyVM
Find Information Fast, Save Time & Money
A Free Sample of VKernel's Virtualization Management Tools
The FREE “Google–like” SearchMyVM tool, delivered as a virtual appliance, instantly connects to VMware vCenter (VirtualCenter)and indexes the entire VMware ESX environment. SearchMyVM makes searching as easy as running pre–built queries or creating your own to quickly find information like virtual machine (VM) snapshots, VMs running Windows 2000 Server, VMs that failed to VMotion, free space and capacity for guest disks of every VM, and much more. With SearchMyVM, you will significantly save time finding the information you need. Try it for Free - it's just a taste of vKernel's management capabilities.
Google-like Search for your Virtual Infrastructure
As your virtual infrastructure continues to grow in scope and complexity, just 
finding basic information starts to become a monumental task.
- How long does it take you to locate a certain virtual machine by name?
- Can you find out how many servers of a particular vendor you have deployed?
- Would you like to find all of your virtual machines that have connected optical drives (CD–ROM) so that you can properly VMotion?
- Do you know where you have VMware Tools installed and where you do not?
SearchMyVM, a free utility (yes, it’s really free), will save you significant administration time trying to find such things and much more in your VMware environment. Through a simple, “Google–like” interface, SearchMyVM allows you to pick from a list of pre–built queries or use the query builder to get the specific information you are searching for. SearchMyVM instantly deploys exactly like each one of VKernel’s virtual appliances to quickly find virtual machines, hosts, clusters, storage, resource pools, files, snapshots, VMware tools, applications, log entries, and configuration information.
