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Hwo to export 30 Days HCI and VDI Usage Data (CPU,RAM,HDD,Brandwith) ?

Newbie511305 Lv1Posted 2026-Jul-16 11:36

Hwo to export 30 Days HCI and VDI Usage Data (CPU,RAM,HDD,Brandwith) ?

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Zonger Lv5Posted 2026-Aug-04 20:57
  
For Sangfor HCI/VDI, go to Monitoring/Reports → Resource Usage/Resource Statistics, select the required 30-day period and choose CPU, Memory (RAM), Storage/HDD and Network Bandwidth. Then use Export/Download to export the usage report.
Arsalan Israr Lv1Posted 2026-Aug-01 04:00
  
Real-time visibility is where both platforms shine — but historical exports still have a gap.

On HCI, the Export VM Configurations tool gives you a live snapshot of CPU, RAM, and disk usage per VM — great for point-in-time audits, though it won't hand you a trend over days or weeks. Good news for infrastructure teams: as of HCI 6.9.0, node-level CPU and memory stats can now be pulled straight from the node details page too.

Over on VDI, the VDC console covers similar ground — CPU load, memory size, and usage rate — exportable per VM.

The catch? Neither platform lets you export a rolling 30-day historical report (CPU, RAM, HDD, bandwidth) in a single click. You can eyeball up to 30 days of trend data directly on-screen — it's just not something you can currently download as a report.
Korchai Lv2Posted 2026-Jul-24 16:52
  
The Export VM Configurations function allows you to export VM configuration and utilisation data (such as CPU, RAM, and disc) for HCI; however, it only exports current data, not historical data over time.
Additionally, you can export CPU and memory consumption data at the node level from the node details page starting with HCI 6.9.0.
The VDC console allows you to export virtual machine (VM) data, such as CPU use, RAM size, and memory usage rate, for VDI.
Nevertheless, neither platform allows for the direct export of a 30-day historical CPU, RAM, HDD, and bandwidth utilisation data in a single process. On HCI and VDI, past trends can be viewed on-screen for up to 30 days; however, exporting that historical data is not supported.
admin Posted 2026-Jul-24 09:21
  
For HCI, you can export VM configuration and utilization data (including CPU, RAM, and disk) via the Export VM Configurations function, but this exports real-time data only, not historical data over a period.
Starting from HCI 6.9.0, you can also export node-level CPU and memory usage information from the node details page.
For VDI, you can export VM information including CPU usage, memory size, and memory usage rate from the VDC console.
However, neither platform supports directly exporting a 30-day historical usage report for CPU, RAM, HDD, and bandwidth in a single operation. You can view historical trends on-screen for up to 30 days on HCI and VDI, but exporting that historical data is not supported.

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