Hello @BHBDAA ,
doesn't VMWare provide the data you are looking for?
Do you talk about a VeeamONE report?
JMeixner,
Yes - VMware has the raw data (disk.capacity.latest, disk.provisioned.latest, disk.used.latest) but I would need to write a PowerCLI script to pull the data using Get-Stat (I’ll assume) into a spreadsheet in an acceptable format to create the charts.
vNote42
It can be a VeeamONE report, Powershell, whatever.
The perfect scenario would to pull the statistics for the last six months for all datastores. Once a have the data, I would like to sum the Total Space, Used Space and Free Space for all datastores for that time period, create a single chart with the above metrics and have a cell with the percentage of change.
Ok, you seem to know how to get the data you want.
I would create a scipt to get the data daily and write it into a csv file. Don't know if VMWare holds the historical data of the last months. If it does, get all data in one run.
Then you can either import this into a spreadsheet programm and manipulate the data and create the charts or you create a powershell script to create the charts you want.
agree with @JMeixner. My first option is most often PowerShell/PowerCLI. For VMware you can also think of vRealize Operations Manager - if you run an instance of it - for data source. With it you get a longer history of metrics by default.