This blog describes about the Turbonomic Performance Dashboard available in Envizi.
Turbonomic Performance Dashboard in Envizi allows the Sustainability Manager to view and compare the energy and emissions performance of the data centers and assess the performance of deploying Turbonomic Resource Optimization technology.
The dashboard helps to view the following information.
- Host Energy Consumption by Data Center
- Host Emissions by Data Center
- Density of VM to Host by Data Center
- Intensity of Energy to Host by Data Center
Authors
Jeya Gandhi Rajan M, Mamatha Venkatesh
1. Dashboard Home
The dashboard shows the entire organizations Host energy and emission details.

Left Panel
The left side panel shows the following for the entire organization.
Host Energy
of Current Year (985.8K), Previous Year (1.0M) and variation (-5.2%)
Carbon Emissions
of Current Year (315.3), Previous Year (342.5) and variation (-7.9%)
Average Active hosts
(32) and Average Active VMs
(509)
So there is a reduction in Host energy consumption and Carbon Emissions this year compared to previous year.
Center Panel
The center panel shows data centers marked in the map.
Right Panel
The right side panel shows the list of data centers ordered based on Host energy consumption.
1.1 Host Energy Consumption by Data Center
- Click on any of the
data center
in the Map.
The left side panel is updated with data center specific data.
Now the panel contains the below values.
Host Energy
of Current Year (171.8K), Previous Year (243.8K) and variation (-29.5%)
Carbon Emissions
of Current Year (39.7), Previous Year (51.1) and variation (-22.3%)
Average Active hosts
(47) and Average Active VMs
(961)
The right side panel also highlights the selected data center.

- Mouseover on the
data center
in the map shows the Host energy Consumption
graph comparing with the previous year.
The graph shows that energy consumptions
are less than last year.

1.2 Host Emissions by Data Center
- Click on the
Emissions
tab in the Center panel.
It refreshes the page with the Emissions details. There is no change to the left panel as it is already showing emission details.

- Mouseover on the
data center
in the map shows the Emissions graph
comparing with the previous year.
The graph shows that emissions are less than last year.

1.3 VM:Host Density by Data Center
It shows VM and Host density
in the Data center. When more VMs are provisioned in a Host then it would be a effective utilization of the resources. Turbonomic helps to identify the scattered VMs and take appropriate actions.
- Click on the
VM:Host
tab in the Center panel.
It refreshes the page with the VM:Host details.
- Mouseover on the data center in the map shows the
VM:Host
density comparing with the previous year.
The graph shows that VM:Host density is higher than last year.

1.4 Energy:Host Intensity by Data Center
It shows Energy and Host Intensity
in the Data center. When more VMs are provisioned in a Host then it would be a effective utilization of the resources. The energy per host would be also hight.
- Click on the
Energy:Host
tab in the Center panel.
It refreshes the page with the Energy:Host details.
- Mouseover on the data center in the map shows the Energy:Host Intensity comparing with the previous year.
The graph shows that Energy:Host Intensity is higher than last year.

2. Data Center Summary
Lets look at the data center summary report.
-
Click on any of the data center in the right panel.
-
Click on Drillthrough on selected data center
button.

It shows the Data Center Summary
page.

Left Panel
The left side panel shows the following info related to the selected data center.
- Name of the Data center
- Location Id
- Country
Host Energy
of Current Year (50.56K), Previous Year (50.56K) and variation (-0.01%)
Carbon Emissions
of Current Year (19.70), Previous Year (22.21) and variation (-11.29%)
- Month on Month Host emissions graph.
So there is a reduction in Host energy consumption and Carbon Emissions this year compared to previous year.
Center Panel
The top of the Center Panel shows VM:Host Density vs Host Energy Consumption
graph.
The bottom of the Center Panel shows No. of Active Hosts vs No. of Active VMs
graph.
2.1 VM:Host Density vs Host Energy Consumption
- Click on any of the month in the left panel.
The center panel get refreshed.

- Mouseover the in the
No. of Active Hosts vs No. of Active VMs
section of the graph. It shows
- The
Active Hosts
of the month is 21
- The
Active VMs
of the month is 345
- Mouseover the in the
VM:Host Density vs Host Energy Consumption
section of the graph. It shows
- The
Host Energy
of the month is 4294.02
- The
VM Density
of the month is 16.41

2.2 Energy:Host Intensity vs Host Energy Consumption
- Click on the
Energy:Host
tab in the Center panel.
It refreshes the page with the Energy:Host details.
- Click on any of the month in the left panel.
The center panel get refreshed.

- Mouseover the in the
Energy:Host Intensity vs Host Energy Consumption
section of the graph. It shows
- The
Host Energy
of the month is 4294.02
- The
VM Host Density
of the month is 16.41

3. Reporting Period
You can change the report period to show the data between the selected dates.

Appendix
Reference to the related content.
Integrating Turbo with Envizi via AppConnect for Green IT data
This blog explains about the step-by-step instructions to pull green IT data from Turbonomic into Envizi via App Connect.
https://community.ibm.com/community/user/envirintel/blogs/jeya-gandhi-rajan-m1/2023/03/23/integrating-turbo-with-envizi-via-appconnect
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