August 2018
Intermediate to advanced
598 pages
13h 22m
English
For each VM, you can generate several performance graphs with different sets of counters.
For CPU, the default graph reports the overall CPU usage of the VM (both in MHz and in percentage).
However, you can change the settings in the Monitor | Performance tab, just by clicking on the Chart Options link:

You can also monitor every single virtual CPU (for example, to see how multi-processing is working) instead of having to aggregate values for the entire VM. This is the behavior of the default CPU graph.
For VM memory, the default Memory graph shows the active, consumed, granted, and ...
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