Monitoring the Health of VCF Deployments
Use
VMware Infrastructure Health
to
monitor the health of the VMware Cloud
Foundation
(VCF) cloud account in VMware Aria
Operations
. You can also monitor
the VCF applications along with their services. Before you start monitoring the
VMware Cloud
Foundation
cloud account, you must activate
and configure the VMware Cloud
Foundation
cloud
account from the page. The domains you want to monitor should have their vCenter and
NSX-T
configured in each domain. For more
information, see Configuring VMware Cloud Foundation Cloud Account. All VMware Cloud
Foundation
domains are automatically
discovered along with their connection details and the credentials of the underlying
adapters for vCenter Server
and
NSX-T
.VMware Infrastructure Health
collects data related to availability, services,
virtual machines, certificates, passwords, and active alerts for each configured
VMware Cloud
Foundation
cloud account and
its domains. You can view this data from the page. For more information, see the 'Monitoring VMware Cloud Foundation
(VCF) Operations' topic in the VMware Aria
Operations
User
GuideFor
VMware Cloud
Foundation
version 4.5.1 and above,
certificates and password data will be collected for the SDDC Manager, vCenter, and
NSX-T
applications only. For versions
below 4.5.1, no data will be displayed for certificates and passwords.Monitoring the Management
Domains
VMware Infrastructure Health
will collect the following
applications of the VMware Cloud
Foundation
management domain: - vRealize Log Insightapplication
- vCenterapplication
- VMware Identity Managerapplication
- SDDC Manager application
- NSX-Tapplication
- vRealize Automationapplication
- vRealize Suite Life Cycle Managerapplication
- VMware Aria Operationsapplication
Monitoring the Workload
Domains
VMware Infrastructure Health
will collect the following
applications of the VMware Cloud
Foundation
workload domain:- vCenterapplication
- NSX-Tapplication