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Vmon-cli allows stopping and starting services by their name:

usr/lib/vmware-vmon/vmon-cli –batchstop ALL To find out in which order vmon launches the services, restart them on the vCSA server with the following vmon-cli commands: It grants the unified access to services with their APIs. Actually, they run with vmon, the new watchdog-service for administrating vCSA in the vSphere 6.5 environment. You may wonder where are vmware-vpostgres, vpxd, and some other services. vmon (VMware Service Lifecycle Manager).vmware-psc-client (VMware Platform Services Controller Client).vmware-stsd (VMware Security Token Service).vmware-sts-idmd (VMware Identity Management Service).vmafdd (VMware Authentication Framework).

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Here is the primary vCenter Server Appliance (starting from vCSA 6.5 Update 1) services startup order: The VMware vCSA 6.5 U1 services startup order You can find these scripts here and here. These scripts allow restoring not only the vCSA database, but also the appliance configuration. There are also several PowerCLI scripts for backing up and restoring the entire vCSA appliance.

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Download the 2091961_linux_backup_restore.zip package by following the link provided at the end of this article.Access vCenter Server Appliance as root.In order to restore the database from the backup, follow the steps below: Python /tmp/backup_lin.py -f /tmp/backup_VCDB.bak Execute the backup_lin.py and specify the path to the backup file:.You can do so by running the following command: Make the backup_lin.py script executable.Download 2091961_linux_backup_restore.zip by following the link at the end of this article and extract it.VMware has the useful video on this subject: Backing up VMware vCenter Server Appliance database You need to find the necessary (I’d rather say unnecessary) services there and press “ Stop“:Īfterward, disable the autostart of this service in the menu: Actions > Edit Startup Type and change the value to Manual. In order to stop unnecessary services, go to Administration > Deployment > System Configuration > Services. VMware vSphere Profile-Driven Storage Service Still, terminating these services saves you up to 3 GB of RAM (here, we discuss only the small test environment, where these services are not used): Service The only way around is to kill some services in the test environment. You can always learn vCSA memory utilization limits from the /etc/vmware/service-layout.mfx file. Still, 10 GB always remains the lowest RAM consumption limit. The nuance is that services scale up and down dynamically with respect to their RAM utilization. In order to check how much server RAM each component consumes, use cloudvm-ram-size. VCSA leverages dynamic memory management mechanism which allows allocating or reducing the available memory among the components of the appliance based on its current configuration. That’s pretty much for environments where you test, for example, the vCSA features. VCSA 6.5 has increased its RAM demands from 8 GB to 10 GB.

Let’s have a look at how they may come in handy.

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This solution currently is a full-fledged alternative to the VMware vCenter for Windows which becomes a thing of the past.įor ones who use vCSA not that long, this post provides several procedures which simplify solutions’ daily use. Nowadays, many VMware vSphere administrators manage their virtual infrastructures with VMware vCenter Server Appliance 6.5 (vCSA).