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Foglight Capacity Director 5.7.7 - User Guide

Using Foglight Capacity Director Getting Started Tab Current Capacity Tab Resource Utilization Tab Scenario Modeler Tab Server Purchase Tab Infrastructure Organizations Tab Performance Tuning Tab Changes and DRS Rules Tab Cloud Model Tab Report Tab

Exporting server list

Before exporting a server list, in the Server Purchase pane, click the Replace Existing Servers tab or the Purchase Additional Servers tab, and locate the Server List table at the bottom of the Server Purchase view.

To export a server list:
1
In the Server List table, click Export.
2
In the File Download dialog box that appears, choose one of the following options:
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Open the servers list for viewing.
a
Click Open.
b
The server list is opened automatically using Microsoft Excel for viewing.
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Download the server list as a .csv file to a location of your choice.
a
Click Save.
b
In the dialog box that appears, select a location for saving the file, then click Save.
The server list is saved as a .csv file to the selected location.
 

Infrastructure Organizations Tab

The Infrastructure Organizations view shows detailed information about organizations and clusters, and provides an approach to manage them. The Infrastructure Organizations view contains two tabs:

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Organizations tab: Lists and manages the infrastructure organization.
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Clusters tab: Lists the cluster information and assigns the clusters, as needed.
To access the Infrastructure Organizations view:
1
On the navigation panel, under Dashboards, click Capacity Director.
The Capacity Director dashboard opens.
2
Use the Group selector located at the top of the dashboard to select the virtual environment that you want to monitor.
3
On the Menu bar, click the Infrastructure Organization tab.
The Infrastructure Organizations view appears at the bottom of the Capacity Director dashboard.

Organizations tab

The Organizations tab includes:

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A table showing details about the Organizations in your infrastructure. For more information, see Editing existing organizations.
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Organization Name: The name of your organization
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Location: The geographical location of your organization
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Number of Clusters: The number of clusters existing in your organization
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CPU Unit Cost: The CPU unit cost
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Memory Unit Cost: The Memory unit cost
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Storage Unit Cost: The storage unit cost
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Host License Fee: The license fee of the host
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Two buttons allow you to manage the organizations in your infrastructure.
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Add: Allows you to add a new organization. For more information, see Adding a new organization.
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Remove: Allows you to remove existing organizations. For more information, see Removing existing organizations.

Adding a new organization

To add a new organization:
1
In the Infrastructure Organizations view, click Organizations, and click Add.
2
In the Add Organization dialog box, specify the following fields, as needed.
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Organization Name: The name of your organization
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Geographical Location: The geographical location of your organization
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Unit Cost ($):
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CPU: The unit cost (in dollar) of CPU
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Memory: The unit cost (in dollar) of memory
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Storage: The unit cost (in dollar) of storage
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Host License Fee ($): The license fee (in dollar) of the host
3
Click Save. The new organization is added to the Organizations table.
Or
Click Save and add another to save the current organization, then add another organization.
The Add Organization dialog box remains open. Continue with Step 2.
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