About reports
In InfoScale Operations Manager, you can generate a variety of reports for various purposes. The following are the broad categories under which the reports are grouped:
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Storage Utilization
The Storage Utilization category reports provide information on the utilization of the various resources such as file systems, thin pools, enclosures, array volumes, and so on. For example the Array Volume Usage report shows array volume usage across all enclosures. The Underutilized LUNs managed by Storage Foundation report lists all LUNs for which available capacity is not fully utilized by Storage Foundation, whereas the Underutilized File Systems report lists the file systems for which the available capacity is not fully utilized.
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Trend/Activity
The Trend or Activity category reports provide information on the activity of a resource during a specified time duration. For example, the Uptime Analysis report displays the total time for which the selected service groups were online. Also, the report summarizes the events that affect the online availability of the service groups.
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Inventory
The Inventory category reports provide various details about the resources in your data center, such as the mount point of a file system, or type and current state of a cluster, and so on. For example, the All Cluster report lists all the clusters in the data center, whereas the All Virtual Nodes report lists all the virtual machines discovered in your data center
SFHA licensing reports are split into three categories namely, Exception, Inventory, and True up. Exception includes reports such as the Hosts that need attention, Hosts without SFHA Licenses, and Violated Deployment Policies. The inventory category has demo licenses, license lifecycle, and product inventory reports. True up has reports related to the deployment by SPVU, server, processor, and operating system tiers.
Reports can be scoped on the Data Center or on an Organization in a perspective. Reports that belong to the Trend/Activity category can be scoped on time. Reports belonging to SFHA licensing cannot be scoped on time or data center.
You can subscribe for a report on a daily, weekly, or monthly basis. You can send the report to multiple recipients by entering the email addresses. You can also save a report as a comma-separated file (CSV) file.
Note: In case of large volume of data in the reports, you need to increase the JVM virtual memory limit to be able to view the reports properly. You can change this value by updating the value for Xmx attribute in the/var/opt/.VRTSsfmcs/conf/esmweb.cfgfile.
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