Parameter Name | Description | Type |
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timestamp of the date and | read only | |
| time that the metrics for the |
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| VM were read, in the form |
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| yyyymmddThh:mm:ss z, |
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| where z is the |
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| military timezone indicator, for |
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| example, Z for UTC (GMT) |
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timestamp of the date and | read only | |
| time that the metrics for the |
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| VM were read, in the form |
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| yyyymmddThh:mm:ss z, |
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| where z is the |
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| military timezone indicator, for |
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| example, Z for UTC (GMT) |
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the actual memory being | read only | |
| used by a VM |
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the number of virtual CPUs | read only | |
| assigned to the VM |
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| For a paravirtualized Linux |
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| VM, this number can differ |
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| from |
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| changed without rebooting |
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| the VM using the |
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| hotplug command. See the |
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| section called |
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| hotplug”. Windows VMs |
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| always run with the number |
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| of vCPUs set to |
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| and must be rebooted to |
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| change this value. |
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| Note that performance |
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| will drop sharply if you set |
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| greater than the number |
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| of physical CPUs on the |
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| XenServer host. |
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a list of virtual CPUs and their | read only map parameter | |
| weight |
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the version of the operating | read only map parameter | |
| system for the VM |
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the versions of the | read only map parameter | |
| paravirtualized drivers for the |
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| VM |
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