David ConsultingVMware vSphere operations
Every VMware VM, diagnosed — and new ones built — from one screen.
See the health of every vSphere virtual machine at a glance, find out what's wrong and how to fix it, and provision more with your own Terraform and Ansible. Works on any computer, tablet or phone.
Free · your own vSphere, one screen · installs like an app
Everything you need. Nothing you don't.
- ✓ An assistant that knows your fleet. Ask in plain words — which VMs are unhealthy, why one won't start, what's low on resources — and it answers from live data in seconds.
- ✓ You decide what it may do. Every kind of request is Auto, Approve or Off. Anything that would change your infrastructure waits for you.
- ✓ Watches while you're away. A health sweep, a low-on-resources check and a summary every morning, done on their own.
- ✓ Health dashboard. Every VM sorted into Healthy, Watch and Broken, collated from CPU, memory, disk, tools and power state.
- ✓ What's wrong and how to fix it. Each problem is named in plain words with the most common fix for it — boot failures, tools not running, snapshots eating a datastore, a VM starved of memory.
- ✓ Low on resources. See VMs running tight on CPU, memory or disk before they fall over, with the headroom left.
- ✓ Terraform and Ansible in one place. Keep every playbook here, edit it, and run it against your vCenter.
- ✓ Starter templates. A Terraform plan and an Ansible playbook with the common settings filled in, ready to change.
- ✓ A log of every run. What ran, when, against which environment, and whether it worked.
- ✓ The reports an operator needs. Fleet health, resource pressure, open problems, snapshots, capacity by host and datastore, and a full change log — each with CSV and print.
- ✓ Own logins. Everyone signs in with their own username; every change shows who made it.
- ✓ Roles. Owner, admin, operator.
Switching is the easy part.
Add your vCenter address and a read-only login in Settings › vCenter.
Every VM, host and datastore comes across, sorted into Healthy, Unhealthy and Broken.
Keep your Terraform and Ansible here and run them against the same vCenter.
Works with what you use
All integrations →Your own tool. Every feature.
Connect your vCenter and go.
Questions
Do you change anything in my vCenter?+
Monitoring uses a read-only login and never touches a VM. Only provisioning you run yourself makes changes, and only with the login you give it.
How does it connect?+
Over the vCenter REST API (vSphere 7 and 8). If the app can reach your vCenter, add the address and a login in Settings. If your vCenter is behind a firewall, run the small connector on a machine inside your network — it reads vCenter locally and sends readings out to the app, no inbound port needed.
What if I haven't connected a vCenter yet?+
The whole app works on a realistic sample fleet so you can look around first. Connect your vCenter to see your own VMs.
Can I change the starter Terraform and Ansible?+
Yes. They open in an editor with the common settings filled in; edit them, save a version, and run.