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Field notes on VMware vSphere, cloud and container performance, security and monitoring.
· Dennis
A follow-up to the govc skill for Claude Code, a pseudonymising wrapper that replaces every VM name, IP, MAC and UUID with a stable token before the model ever sees it, and rehydrates them on your screen.
· Dennis
How a Claude Code skill teaches Claude to run govc safely, read-only reporting, snapshot audits, and guardrails before any destructive vSphere command
· Dennis
OpIntel unifies VMware (vSphere/ESXi) and Proxmox into one AI-powered console - one health score, capacity forecasting, and automated remediation across both estates.
· Dennis
A practical guide to testing vSphere and Proxmox integrations with vcsim and mock-pve-api, setup, real bugs surfaced, and CI integration patterns.
· Dennis
govcai, open source wrapper that makes VMware govc output LLM-ready. Output reduction, risk gates, structured errors, LLM optimized. Drop-in replacement for govc in AI agent workflows.
· Dennis
govc dumps 12,000 tokens per call. With 5 optimizations, structured output, field filtering, semantic routing, cut that to 80. No MCP rewrite required.
· Dennis
AI agents managing VMware infrastructure waste 10x more tokens with CLI than MCP. See benchmarks, architecture patterns, and how AgentOpvizor solves this.
· Opvizor Team
Supercharge Opvizor with MCP server integration for AI-driven automation, forecasting, and self-healing infrastructure in complex IT environments.
· Opvizor Team
Opvizor provides unified real‑time and long‑term historical monitoring of VMs, hosts, storage, and networks in a single dashboard.
· Opvizor Team
Opvizor delivers comprehensive real‑time (20‑second interval) and historical visibility across VMware environments, consolidating VM, host, storage, and network analytics into one dashboard to prevent downtime, optimize resource utilization, and ensure peak performance.
· Dennis
Learn to monitor VMware vSphere configurations with a bash script and REST API. Collect VM details like CPU, memory & disk capacity - no extra tools needed
· Dennis
Learn how to collect vSphere VM performance metrics using Python and REST. A practical guide for collecting real-time CPU, memory, disk, and network stats.
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