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Citrix Xen Cluster

Overview

A Citrix XenCluster, also known as a Citrix XenServer Cluster, is a group of two or more Citrix XenServer hosts (physical servers) that work together to create a unified and highly available virtualization environment. In a XenCluster, these hosts pool their resources and share virtual machines (VMs) across the cluster, providing increased scalability, load balancing, and fault tolerance.

Prerequisites for Citrix Xen Cluster Integration with Motadata AIOps

  • Provide the necessary credentials, including the username and password, for Motadata AIOps to connect to the Citrix Xen cluster.

  • Ensure that port 443 is open on the Citrix Xen cluster for communication.

By meeting these prerequisites, you can integrate Citrix Xen cluster with Motadata AIOps and enable effective monitoring and management of your Citrix Xen cluster.

List of Supported KPIs

Citrix Xen Cluster

MetricsDescriptionType
citrix.xen.cluster.masterThe name of the master server on the cluster.Count or string?
citrix.xen.cluster.virtual.machinesThe number of virtual machines on the cluster.Count
citrix.xen.cluster.paused.virtual.machinesThe number of paused virtual machines on the cluster.Count
citrix.xen.cluster.cpu.coresThe number of CPU cores on the cluster.Count
citrix.xen.cluster.nodesThe number of nodes on the cluster.Count
citrix.xen.cluster.logical.processorsThe number of logical processors on the cluster.Count
citrix.xen.cluster.running.virtual.machinesThe number of running virtual machines on the cluster.Count
citrix.xen.cluster.halted.virtual.machinesThe number of halted virtual machines running on the cluster.Count
citrix.xen.cluster.suspended.virtual.machinesThe number of suspended virtual machines running on the cluster.Count
citrix.xen.cluster.nodeThe name of a node on the cluster.Count or string?
citrix.xen.cluster.node.running.virtual.machinesThe number of running virtual machines on the node.Count
citrix.xen.cluster.node.disk.used.percentThe percentage of used disk space out of the total disk space on the node.Count
citrix.xen.cluster.node.memory.used.percentThe percentage of used memory out of total memory on the node.Count
citrix.xen.cluster.node.uuidThe UUID of the node.Count
citrix.xen.cluster.node.memory.used.bytesThe total amount of used memory for the node.Bytes
citrix.xen.cluster.node.enabledThe status of the node on the cluster. ‘Yes’ indicates the node is enabled on the cluster while ‘No’ means that the cluster is disabled.Count
citrix.xen.cluster.node.ipThe IP address of the node.Count or string?
citrix.xen.cluster.node.disk.used.bytesThe total amount of used disk space on the node.Count
citrix.xen.cluster.node.is.masterShows whether the node is master of the cluster. ‘Yes’ indicates that the node is a master node while ‘No’ indicates that it is not.Count or string?
citrix.xen.cluster.node.cpu.speed.hzThe clock rate of the node CPU.Count
citrix.xen.cluster.node.logical.processorsThe count of logical processors on the node.Count
citrix.xen.cluster.vmThe name of the virtual machine.Count or string?
citrix.xen.cluster.vm.ipThe IP address of the virtual machine.Count
citrix.xen.cluster.vm.power.stateThe power state of the virtual machine.Count
citrix.xen.cluster.vm.disk.capacity.bytesThe disk capacity of the virtual machine.Count
citrix.xen.cluster.vm.node.ip.addressThe IP address of theCount
citrix.xen.cluster.vm.nodeCount
citrix.xen.cluster.vm.cpu.percentThe CPU utilization of the virtual machine.Count
citrix.xen.cluster.vm.memory.free.bytesThe amount of free memory on the virtual machine.Count
citrix.xen.cluster.vm.guest.toolsShows whether the guest tools are installed on the virtual machine. ‘Yes’ indicates guest tools are installed while ‘No’ indicates that it is not.Count
citrix.xen.cluster.vm.driver.versionCount
citrix.xen.cluster.vm.guest.osThe guest operating system installed on the virtual machine.Count
citrix.xen.cluster.srThe name of storage repository.Count or string?
citrix.xen.cluster.sr.allocation.bytesCount
citrix.xen.cluster.sr.free.bytesThe amount of free memory on the storage repository.Bytes
citrix.xen.cluster.sr.typeCount
citrix.xen.cluster.sr.capacity.bytesCount
citrix.xen.cluster.sr.descriptionThe description of the storage repository.Count
citrix.xen.cluster.sr.used.percentThe percentage of used space out of the total space on the storage repository.Count
citrix.xen.cluster.sr.used.bytesThe amount of used space on the storage repository.Bytes
citrix.xen.cluster.sr.uuidThe UUID of the storage repository.Count

Citrix Xen Cluster Config

MetricsDescriptionType
citrix.xen.cluster.wlb.urlThe URL of workload balancing.String
citrix.xen.cluster.ha.allow.over commitIndicates whether over commit is allowed or not.String
citrix.xen.cluster.ha.over committedindicates whether the high availability is in over committed state.String
citrix.xen.cluster.uuidThe UUID of the citrix xen cluster.String
citrix.xen.cluster.redo.log.enabledIndicates status of redo log. ‘Yes’ means that the redo log is enabled while ‘No’ means that it is disabled.String
citrix.xen.cluster.descriptionThe description of the cluster.String
citrix.xen.cluster.ha.plan.exist.forCount
citrix.xen.cluster.wlb.enabledIndicates status of work load balancing. ‘Yes’ means workload balancing is enabled while ‘No’ means it is disabled.String
citrix.xen.cluster.wlb.verify.certYes’ Indicate citrix is set up to verify the certificate before connecting to the workload balancing virtual appliance while ‘No’ indicates it is not.String
citrix.xen.clusterThe name of the cluster.String
citrix.xen.cluster.ha.host.failures.to.tolerateThe value of ‘Host failures to tolerate’.String
citrix.xen.cluster.ha.enabledIndicates status of high availability. ‘Yes’ means that the high availability is enabled while ‘No’ means it is disabled.String
citrix.xen.cluster.wlb.usernameThe username of work load balancing.String