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Re: Problem with get-stat command and scripting

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Sorry I know it’s confusing.

Okay here's the deal. Please try to bear with me.

 

Right now the vCenter Server collects data at an interval duration of 5 minutes.

I have set the vCenter Server to save that data for 5 days. The statistic level is 4.

 

Yes, as you said I want 1 Avg and 1 Max value over 24 hours. That doesn’t change.

The first script you offered worked just fine for the average value, but when it comes to max value I noticed that getting 1 max value data from a 5 minute interval duration over 24 hours wasn’t going to be an accurate statistic (for example if some process used 95% of the cpu for only 20 seconds in a day and the rest of the day was only 5%, the first script would still pickup the 95% usage. And that wouldn’t be an accurate statistic)

 

So for the max value I decided that it would be better to first average the data hourly.

This means I would want the following.

The average of “5min duration data * 12 times” of cpu.usage.maximum

And after 24 hours you would get 24 max value results. (one per hour.)

I think the second script you offered did just that.

 

Finally in order for me to get 1 max value of the day, I would want the max value within those 24 max value results. And that would be the max value over 1 day (24 hours).

 

After collecting 1 month of this, I was thinking of using the Import-Csv command to combine all the csv files into one so that I could make a chart..

 

I’m sorry my explanation is no so good….

If you don’t understand please ask me where.


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