Name |
The name of the datastore |
State |
Activated or deactivated |
Type |
The type of file system that the datastore uses, such as Virtual Machine File System (VMFS), Network File System (NFS), vSphere Virtual Volumes, or vSAN datastores. |
Used |
The datastore space occupied by virtual machine files, including log files, snapshots, and virtual disks. When a virtual machine is powered on, the used hard disk space also includes log files. |
Provisioned |
The datastore space guaranteed to virtual machines. If any virtual machines are using thin provisioning, some of the provisioned space might not be in use, and other virtual machines can occupy the unused space. This value might be larger than the actual datastore capacity if thin provisioning is used. |
Requested |
Provisioned storage in use only by VMware Cloud Director objects on the datastore, including:
- Virtual machines provisioned in VMware Cloud Director
- Catalog items (templates and media)
- NSX Edges
- Used and unused memory swap requirements for virtual machines
This value does not include storage requested by shadow VMs or intermediate disks in a linked clone tree. |
Threshold Yellow |
You receive an email from VMware Cloud Director when the datastore or datastore cluster reaches a specific threshold of available capacity. By default, VMware Cloud Director sets the yellow threshold to 25% of the stand-alone datastore or datastore cluster's total capacity. |
Threshold Red |
You receive an email from VMware Cloud Director when the datastore or datastore cluster reaches a specific threshold of available capacity. By default, VMware Cloud Director sets the red threshold to 15% of the stand-alone datastore or datastore cluster's total capacity. When a datastore reaches its red threshold, the virtual machine placement engine stops placing new virtual machines on the datastore except for already-placed imported VMs. |
vCenter Server Name |
The vCenter Server instance associated with the datastore. |