Discovery with the agent
Collector Type: Agent
Category: Application Monitors
Application Name: HyperV-Storage
Global Template Name : Microsoft Hyper-V Storage Performance Counters DotNet v4
Collected Metrics
| Metric Name | Display Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Storage_VirtualIDEControllerReadBytesPerSec | Storage_VirtualIDEControllerReadBytesPerSec | Hyper-V provides two virtual storage buses for virtual machines. One is IDE and the other is SCSI. The Hyper-V virtual IDE controller gives details on disk rates and commands. The number of bytes read per second from the disks that are attached to the Integrated Drive Electronics (IDE) controller. |
| Storage_VirtualIDEControllerWriteBytesPerSec | Storage_VirtualIDEControllerWriteBytesPerSec | Hyper-V provides two virtual storage buses for virtual machines. One is IDE and the other is SCSI. The Hyper-V virtual IDE controller gives details on disk rates and commands. The number of bytes written per second to the disks that are attached to the IDE controller. |
| Storage_VirtualStorageDeviceReadBytesPerSec | Storage_VirtualStorageDeviceReadBytesPerSec | Hyper-V provides two virtual storage buses for virtual machines. One is IDE and the other is SCSI. The Hyper-V virtual storage device gives details for virtual storage read and write. The total number of bytes that are currently read per second on the virtual storage device. |
| Storage_VirtualStorageDeviceWriteBytesPerSec | Storage_VirtualStorageDeviceWriteBytesPerSec | Hyper-V provides two virtual storage buses for virtual machines. One is IDE and the other is SCSI. The Hyper-V virtual storage device gives details for virtual storage read and write. The total number of write operations that occurred on the virtual storage device since the virtual machine was started. |
| Storage_FlushCount | Storage_FlushCount | The number of flush operations that occurred on the virtual storage device. |
| Storage_ErrorCount | Storage_ErrorCount | The number of errors that occurred on the virtual storage device. The Error count should always be zero for the virtual storage device. |