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Name: vSphereDB | ||
Version: master | ||
Version: 1.3.0 | ||
Depends: ipl (>=0.5.0), incubator (>=0.14.0), reactbundle (>=0.8.0) | ||
Description: VMware vSphere DB | ||
This module replicates yout most important vCencer configuration items. It | ||
This module replicates your most important vCenter configuration items. It | ||
provides a fast, lightweight (read-only) frontend and highlights potential | ||
issues. The UI tries to visualize Virtual Machines, Hosts and Datastores | ||
with lots of related information | ||
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Another purpose of this module is being a Import Source provider for the | ||
Icinga Director. It has no dependency on any SDK library, had been written | ||
from scratch for vCenter 6.x and tested with different installations of | ||
vCenter 6.0. Directly accessing ESXi 6.5 hosts also worked fine. | ||
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We expect it to work fine also with older versions, but had no access to | ||
such for tests so far. In case you have, please let us know! | ||
vCenter 6.x and 7.x. Directly accessing ESXi hosts also worked fine. |