What the eG VDI-in-a-Box Monitor Reveals?

Once the pre-requisites are fulfilled, the eG agent will be able to pull out a variety of performance information, with the help of which the following can be ascertained:

Monitored Entity	Details of Monitoring
VDI-in-a-Box Manager	Is the VDI-in-a-Box appliance powered on and available? Are the key VDI-in-a-Box processes (tomcat, license manager, etc.) running? Is the VDI-in-a-Box manager accessible over HTTP/S? If so, how quickly is the VDI-in-a-Box manager responding to HTTP/S connection requests? Are the key TCP ports used for communication with other VDI-in-a-Box managers in a grid open? How many VDI-in-a-Box managers are in the grid and what is their state? Is any of the servers in the grid seeing a performance bottleneck?
VDI-in-a-Box Licenses	How many virtual desktop licenses are installed and how many are in use? Are sufficient licenses available to provision additional virtual desktops?
Virtualization Platform	Is the hardware working well? Is the hypervisor resource bottlenecked – for CPU or memory? What is the space utilization of the local data stores? Is any of the storage LUNs seeing excessive I/O operations? Which one? Are the network interfaces working well? How many VMs are powered on simultaneously? Is any VM taking excessive resources?
Virtual Desktops	What is the status of the virtual desktops configured on the VDI-in-a-Box broker? How many virtual desktops are currently in use on a physical server? Is any virtual desktop using excessive amount of CPU or memory or causing a lot of IOPS? If so, what application processes within the virtual desktop are responsible for the resource consumption? Is there excessive queuing for disk access on any of the Virtual Desktops? What are peak usage times of the virtual desktops? Is there sufficient disk space in each of the disk partitions of the virtual desktop?
Users and Sessions	Who are the users logged on to the Virtual Desktops? What is the current state of a user's desktop session? When did a user login and how long did he/she remain logged in for? Who are the most resource intensive users?