Tier 2 and 3 compute
Let's recap what we need to produce in order to monitor capacity in tier-2 and tier-3 compute:
- A line chart showing the maximum and average CPU contention experienced by any VM in the cluster
- A line chart showing the maximum and average RAM contention experienced by any VM in the cluster
- A line chart showing the total number of VMs left in the cluster
You will need five super metrics, which are as follows:
- Maximum (VM CPU contention) in the cluster
- Average (VM CPU contention) in the cluster
- Maximum (VM RAM contention) in the cluster
- Average (VM RAM contention) in the cluster
- The total number of VMs left in the cluster. See tier 1, as it is the same formula with a different threshold.
These super metrics are the same ones you created ...
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