VMware vSphere integration
Map VMware vSphere datacenters, hosts, VMs, datastores, and networks into an inventory of your virtual infrastructure.
What it connects
- Datacenters to understand how your vSphere estate is organized.
- Hosts, the physical servers that run your virtual machines.
- Virtual machines across your vSphere environment and the hosts they run on.
- Datastores and networks that your virtual machines depend on.
What it automates
- Show which VMs run on each host before planned maintenance.
- List datastores and networks alongside the hosts that use them.
- Answer inventory questions about your vSphere environment from mapped data.
- Provide infrastructure reviews with one inventory of datacenters, hosts, and VMs.
In practice
- An engineer asks which VMs run on a host before maintenance. STLabs answers from the mapped vSphere data and posts the list on the change ticket.
- During an infrastructure review, STLabs lists datacenters, hosts, and VMs in one place so IT can plan changes.
- A storage alert names a datastore. STLabs finds it in the mapped vSphere data so the agent can see which hosts use it.
- A team asks how many VMs they have in a datacenter. STLabs answers from the mapped vSphere inventory and replies on the ticket.
