Data Object - VsanLimitHealthResult(vim.host.VsanLimitHealthResult)

Property of
VsanClusterLimitHealthResult
Returned by
VsanHostQueryCheckLimits
Extends
DynamicData
Since
vSphere API 5.5

Data Object Description

Class for the Virtual SAN limit health result in the host

Properties

Name Type Description
componentLimitHealthxsd:string

The host component usage health status. The status will be red if the used components exceeds 95% of total component number, the status will be yellow if it exceeds 75% of total components and it will be green if it's less than 75% of total component
diskFreeSpaceHealthxsd:string

The disk free space health status. The status will be red if the used disk space is larger than 95% of total space, the status will be yellow if it's larger than 80% of total space and it will be green if it's less than 80% of total space
freeComponentsxsd:int

The number of remaining Virtual SAN components can be created in the host. It equals to the maximum supported components minus the used components
hostname*xsd:string

The host name
issueFoundxsd:boolean

Whether any issue found in the Virtual SAN limit health check
lowestFreeDiskSpacePctxsd:int

The lowest free disk space percetage among all of disks in the host. This value will be 100 if there is no disk found in the host
maxComponentsxsd:int

The maximum number of supported Virtual SAN components in the host
rcFreeReservationHealthxsd:string

The read cache reservation health status. The status will be red if the reserved read cache space is larger than 95% of total space, the status will be yellow if it's larger than 80% of total space and it will be green if it's less than 80% of total space
reservedRcSizeBxsd:long

The reserved read cache size in byte
totalDiskSpaceBxsd:long

The total Virtual SAN capacity in byte. It's the total of physical space which can be used for writing data including any of user data, metadata and the overhead data
totalRcSizeBxsd:long

The total read cache size in byte
usedDiskSpaceBxsd:long

The total used disk space in byte, which is the larger value between reserved capacity and the data physically written into the disk
Properties inherited from DynamicData
None
*Need not be set
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