An administrator notices a performance issue in VMware vCenter. To try and understand more about the performance issue, the administrator needs to gather more information about the vCenter database to eliminate a potential disk space issue.
Which two tools can the administrator use? (Choose two.)
To gather information about the vCenter database and check for potential disk space issues, an administrator can use tools that provide insights into disk usage. The vCenter Management Interface (VAMI) is a tool specifically designed for managing and monitoring vCenter Server, including performance and health metrics, which makes it useful in this scenario. The 'df' command, although not presented as a tool in a traditional sense, is essential for determining disk usage on Unix-based systems, including the underlying Photon OS used by vCenter Server Appliance (VCSA). Therefore, both VAMI and the 'df' command are appropriate choices for the administrator.
AC - df /VAMI -> outcome from v8 fast track
You can do it with VAMI or ssh to vCenter using df command https://kb.vmware.com/s/article/76563
AC - It is certainly VAMI and the 'df' command in Photon.
AE is correct. The question is about a "TOOL" not a command.
Agree. Also Disk Space can be a issue on the Datastore as well. So A+E for me.
Agree with Chris386, df is a command, so A and E