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# PHP front end (delivered by Apache running on same Ubuntu VM)
# PHP front end (delivered by Apache running on same Ubuntu VM)


== Database ==
== Releases ==
<source lang="mysql">
{|cellpadding="4" cellspacing="0" border="1"
CREATE DATABASE vi;
|- style="background-color:#bbddff;"
! Release 
! D'base
!colspan="2"| Data Collection
!colspan="3"| Presentation (Main)
!colspan="3"| Presentation (Other)
|-
! Version 1
| [[VI-DB_vi-db-initial|initial]]
| [[VI-DB_db-base-data-v1.0.ps1|db-base-data-v1.0.ps1]]
| [[VI-DB_db-esx-check-v4.ps1|db-esx-check-v4.ps1]]
| [[VI-DB_index.php_v1|index.php v1]]
| [[VI-DB_status.php_v1|status.php v1]]
| [[VI-DB_alpha.css_v1|alpha.css v1]]
| [[VI-DB_vc-detail.php_v1|vc-detail.php v1]], [[VI-DB_cluster-detail.php_v1|cluster-detail.php v1]], [[VI-DB_vm-detail.php_v1|vm-detail.php v1]]
|}


# VC table - this is the only table that must be manually populated
CREATE TABLE vc (vcid TINYINT UNSIGNED AUTO_INCREMENT, name VARCHAR(32), site VARCHAR(3), ver VARCHAR(7), build INT UNSIGNED, last_pass DATETIME, stamp TIMESTAMP DEFAULT current_timestamp ON UPDATE current_timestamp, PRIMARY KEY (vcid), UNIQUE KEY (name));


# Cluster table
[[Category:VMware]]
CREATE TABLE cluster (clid TINYINT UNSIGNED AUTO_INCREMENT, vcid TINYINT UNSIGNED, name VARCHAR(32), exist BOOL, ha BOOL, drs VARCHAR(18), stamp TIMESTAMP DEFAULT current_timestamp ON UPDATE current_timestamp, PRIMARY KEY (clid), UNIQUE KEY (vcid, name));
 
# VM tables
CREATE TABLE vm (vmid INT UNSIGNED AUTO_INCREMENT, uuid VARCHAR(37), vmvcid SMALLINT UNSIGNED, pid VARCHAR(37), name VARCHAR(32), exist BOOL, is_on BOOL, vcid TINYINT UNSIGNED, clid TINYINT UNSIGNED, esxid SMALLINT UNSIGNED, hostname VARCHAR(255), stamp TIMESTAMP DEFAULT current_timestamp ON UPDATE current_timestamp, PRIMARY KEY (vmid), UNIQUE KEY (uuid, pid), UNIQUE KEY (vmvcid, vcid));
 
CREATE TABLE vm_ext (vmid INT UNSIGNED, cpu TINYINT UNSIGNED, mem INT UNSIGNED, vc_path VARCHAR(512), vmx_path VARCHAR(512), osid SMALLINT UNSIGNED, scsi_hw VARCHAR(16), notes VARCHAR(512), stamp TIMESTAMP DEFAULT current_timestamp ON UPDATE current_timestamp, PRIMARY KEY (vmid));
 
# ESX tables
CREATE TABLE esx (esxid SMALLINT UNSIGNED AUTO_INCREMENT, vcid TINYINT UNSIGNED, clid TINYINT UNSIGNED, name VARCHAR(32), exist BOOL, state VARCHAR(16), ver VARCHAR(7), build INT UNSIGNED, model VARCHAR(32), cpu_core TINYINT UNSIGNED, cpu_sock TINYINT UNSIGNED, mem INT UNSIGNED COMMENT 'MB', cpu_model VARCHAR(128), stamp TIMESTAMP DEFAULT current_timestamp ON UPDATE current_timestamp, PRIMARY KEY (esxid), UNIQUE KEY (vcid, clid, name));
 
CREATE TABLE esx_state (esxid SMALLINT UNSIGNED, state VARCHAR(16), status VARCHAR(6), cpu_pc TINYINT, mem_pc TINYINT, stamp TIMESTAMP DEFAULT current_timestamp ON UPDATE current_timestamp, PRIMARY KEY (esxid));
 
CREATE TABLE esx2ds (esxid SMALLINT UNSIGNED, dsid SMALLINT UNSIGNED, PRIMARY KEY (esxid, dsid));
CREATE TABLE esx2nw (esxid SMALLINT UNSIGNED, nwid SMALLINT UNSIGNED, PRIMARY KEY (esxid, nwid));
 
# Datastore and VMDK tables
CREATE TABLE ds (dsid SMALLINT UNSIGNED AUTO_INCREMENT, vcid TINYINT UNSIGNED, name VARCHAR(32), exist BOOL, size INT UNSIGNED, used INT UNSIGNED, san_model VARCHAR(32), lun TINYINT UNSIGNED, stamp TIMESTAMP DEFAULT current_timestamp ON UPDATE current_timestamp, PRIMARY KEY (dsid), UNIQUE KEY (vcid, name));
 
CREATE TABLE vmdk (dkid INT UNSIGNED AUTO_INCREMENT, dsid SMALLINT UNSIGNED, vmid INT UNSIGNED, num SMALLINT UNSIGNED, size INT UNSIGNED, thin BOOL, path VARCHAR(256), stamp TIMESTAMP DEFAULT current_timestamp ON UPDATE current_timestamp, PRIMARY KEY (dkid), UNIQUE KEY (vmid, num));
 
# Networking tables
CREATE TABLE nw (nwid SMALLINT UNSIGNED AUTO_INCREMENT, vcid TINYINT UNSIGNED, name VARCHAR(64), exist BOOL, vlan SMALLINT UNSIGNED, stamp TIMESTAMP DEFAULT current_timestamp ON UPDATE current_timestamp, PRIMARY KEY (nwid), UNIQUE KEY (vcid, name));
 
CREATE TABLE vm_nic (vnicid INT UNSIGNED AUTO_INCREMENT, vmid INT UNSIGNED, num SMALLINT UNSIGNED, nwid SMALLINT UNSIGNED, type VARCHAR(16), stamp TIMESTAMP DEFAULT current_timestamp ON UPDATE current_timestamp, PRIMARY KEY (vnicid), UNIQUE KEY (vmid, num));
CREATE TABLE vm2ip (vmid INT UNSIGNED, vnicid INT UNSIGNED, ip INT UNSIGNED, stamp TIMESTAMP DEFAULT current_timestamp ON UPDATE current_timestamp, PRIMARY KEY (vmid, vnicid));
 
CREATE TABLE vm2ip (vmid INT UNSIGNED, vnicid INT UNSIGNED, ip INT UNSIGNED, stamp TIMESTAMP DEFAULT current_timestamp ON UPDATE current_timestamp, PRIMARY KEY (vmid, vnicid));
 
# Other tables
CREATE TABLE os (osid TINYINT UNSIGNED AUTO_INCREMENT, guest_name VARCHAR(128), short_name VARCHAR(32), stamp TIMESTAMP DEFAULT current_timestamp ON UPDATE current_timestamp, PRIMARY KEY (osid), UNIQUE KEY (guest_name));
 
CREATE TABLE script_run (runid INT UNSIGNED AUTO_INCREMENT, start DATETIME, end DATETIME, version VARCHAR(8), error INT UNSIGNED, warn INT UNSIGNED, PRIMARY KEY (runid));
 
CREATE TABLE cluster_stats (clid TINYINT UNSIGNED, dated DATE, esxs TINYINT UNSIGNED, vms_exist SMALLINT UNSIGNED, vms_on SMALLINT UNSIGNED, stamp TIMESTAMP DEFAULT current_timestamp ON UPDATE current_timestamp, PRIMARY KEY (clid, dated));
 
CREATE TABLE snap (vmid INT UNSIGNED, sid INT UNSIGNED, vcid TINYINT UNSIGNED, name VARCHAR(256), descr VARCHAR(1024), created DATETIME, quiesced BOOL, vm_on BOOL, size MEDIUMINT UNSIGNED, parent_sid INT UNSIGNED, stamp TIMESTAMP DEFAULT current_timestamp ON UPDATE current_timestamp, PRIMARY KEY (vmid, sid), UNIQUE KEY (vcid, sid));
 
# Eventing
CREATE DEFINER=`root`@`192.168.196.1` PROCEDURE `update_cluster_stats`()
BEGIN
    DECLARE done INT DEFAULT 0;
    DECLARE clust_id INT;
    DECLARE clust CURSOR FOR SELECT clid FROM cluster;
    DECLARE CONTINUE HANDLER FOR NOT FOUND SET done = 1;
   
    OPEN clust;
   
    read_loop: LOOP
        FETCH clust INTO clust_id;
        IF done THEN
            LEAVE read_loop;
        END IF;
       
        INSERT INTO cluster_stats (clid, dated, esxs, vms_exist, vms_on)
            SELECT clust_id, NOW(),
            (SELECT COUNT(*) FROM esx WHERE clid=clust_id AND exist=1) AS esxs,
            COUNT(*) AS vms_exist, SUM(IF(is_on=1,1,0)) AS vms_on
            FROM vm WHERE clid=clust_id AND exist=1;
       
    END LOOP;
   
    CLOSE clust;
END
 
CREATE EVENT do_update_cluster_stats ON SCHEDULE EVERY 1 DAY STARTS TIMESTAMP(CURRENT_DATE, '23:30:00') DO CALL update_cluster_stats();
</source>
 
== Data Collection ==
=== Main Daily Script ===
 
[[VI-DB_db-base-data-v1.0.ps1|db-base-data-v1.0.ps1]]
 
=== Intra-Day Status ===
[[VI-DB_db-esx-check-v4.ps1|db-esx-check-v4.ps1]]

Revision as of 10:00, 14 March 2011

This started life as small script to collect VM info from 5 or 6 vCentre's (that were a mix of v2.5 and v4, and weren't linked together), so that VM's could be easily found without having to search through each one. There are essentially 3 components to it...

  1. Data collection scripts (run from a Windows desktop)
    • A daily PowerCLI script that collects data from all vCenters (and updates the database)
    • An intra-day PowerCLI script (say every 15mins) that collects basic cluster status data (and updates the database)
  2. MySQL database (run on an Ubuntu VM)
  3. PHP front end (delivered by Apache running on same Ubuntu VM)

Releases

Release D'base Data Collection Presentation (Main) Presentation (Other)
Version 1 initial db-base-data-v1.0.ps1 db-esx-check-v4.ps1 index.php v1 status.php v1 alpha.css v1 vc-detail.php v1, cluster-detail.php v1, vm-detail.php v1
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