Hi all,
I'm trying to graph our total number of virtual machines in our vcenter.
This number appears on the Zabbix dashboard in the 'Host Status' part.
There is a Host Group 'Virtual Machines' with the total number of hosts it contains.
I've tried the Zabbix aggregate type to grpsum the item key 'vmware.hv.vm.num[{$URL},{HOST.HOST}]' present on each hypervisors but that doesn't work because the macros are not correct when called from the grpsum fonction.
This gives me this error :
If I remove the macros, like this :
I have this error :
So, it seems Zabbix Aggregate won't allow me to graph this number.
Do you have an idea of how I can have this number to be able to graph it?
Regards,
I'm trying to graph our total number of virtual machines in our vcenter.
This number appears on the Zabbix dashboard in the 'Host Status' part.
There is a Host Group 'Virtual Machines' with the total number of hosts it contains.
I've tried the Zabbix aggregate type to grpsum the item key 'vmware.hv.vm.num[{$URL},{HOST.HOST}]' present on each hypervisors but that doesn't work because the macros are not correct when called from the grpsum fonction.
Code:
grpsum["Hypervisors","vmware.hv.vm.num[{$URL},{HOST.HOST}]",last]
Code:
No items for key "vmware.hv.vm.num[https://myvcenter.domain.tld/sdk,myvcenter.hostname]" in group(s) "Hypervisors".
Code:
grpsum["Hypervisors","vmware.hv.vm.num",last]
Code:
No items for key "vmware.hv.vm.num" in group(s) "Hypervisors".
Do you have an idea of how I can have this number to be able to graph it?
Regards,
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