VM Incidents Diagnosed. Not Just Detected.
NeuBird reads vSphere metrics, VM performance, and cluster health to deliver root cause, so your team stops firefighting and starts resolving.
In place
Data queried where it lives, never copied
Every agent
Inherits the connection once it is made
Earned
Write access, widened by track record
Full
Audit trail on every action
Core Capabilities
From signals to solutions
Prevent
Catch vSphere degradation before VMs start failing
NeuBird reads vCenter metrics continuously, building baselines for host CPU and memory, datastore latency, and cluster resource utilization. It surfaces contention trends, snapshot sprawl, and overcommit risks before they cause VM instability.
- Host CPU and memory contention trend detection
- Datastore latency and IOPS drift monitoring
- VM overcommit and snapshot sprawl risk alerting
Resolve
Trace VM incidents to their infrastructure root cause
When an application incident is reported, NeuBird reads vSphere metrics across the full stack (host, cluster, datastore, and network) and correlates them with application-layer signals. It identifies whether the root cause is a noisy neighbor VM, a saturated host, a slow datastore, or a network event.
- Noisy neighbor VM identification by CPU and memory steal
- Host-to-VM-to-application incident causality tracing
- Cross-layer correlation: infrastructure signals linked to application incidents
Operate
Reclaim wasted capacity and fix coverage gaps
NeuBird analyzes vSphere utilization data over time to identify idle VMs, over-provisioned hosts, and clusters with headroom being wasted on unused allocations, turning infrastructure data into actionable rightsizing recommendations.
- Idle and over-provisioned VM identification
- Cluster capacity headroom and waste analysis
- Observability gap detection: VMs missing performance baseline coverage
Better Together
vCenter shows what's happening to your VMs. NeuBird explains why.+ NeuBird
| Capability | VMware | NeuBird |
|---|---|---|
| VM performance metrics | ✓ | ✓ |
| Root cause analysis | Requires engineer to correlate metrics manually | Automated causality tracing across host, cluster, and app layer |
| Noisy neighbor detection | Visible in vCenter, hard to correlate to incidents | Automatically linked to impacted applications |
| Cross-layer correlation | Siloed: infrastructure separate from apps | Infrastructure + application signals correlated in one investigation |
| Pre-incident detection | Alarm thresholds | Trend-based degradation detection |
| Capacity waste identification | Manual reporting | Automated rightsizing analysis |
Ecosystem
Works across your entire stack
VMware is one piece of the picture. NeuBird queries it in place and correlates it with every other connected tool, and every agent in the center inherits the connection.
Infrastructure
- VMware vSphere
- VMware vCenter
- VMware NSX
- VMware vSAN
Observability
- Datadog
- Grafana
- PagerDuty
- Splunk
Cloud
- Amazon CloudWatch
- Google Cloud Platform
- IBM Cloud
DevOps
- GitHub
- Terraform
- Jenkins
- ArgoCD
FAQ
Common questions
How does NeuBird connect to VMware?
NeuBird connects to vCenter via the vSphere API using scoped, least-privilege credentials. No agents are installed on hypervisors or VMs. Setup requires only API access.
Does NeuBird support on-premises VMware environments?
Yes. NeuBird connects to on-premises vCenter instances. Your data stays in your environment. NeuBird reads via API and processes signals without requiring data to leave your network.
What VMware metrics does NeuBird read?
NeuBird reads host CPU, memory, and network metrics; VM vCPU ready time, memory balloon and swap; datastore latency and IOPS; and cluster resource pool utilization from vCenter.
Can NeuBird correlate VM incidents with application incidents?
Yes. This is a core NeuBird capability. When an application incident occurs, NeuBird checks whether the root cause is in the VM or infrastructure layer, linking vSphere metrics to application-layer signals from your observability tools.
Get Started
Connect VMware to the center.
VMware gives you the data. Connect it to NeuBird once, and every agent that touches production inherits it, including the ones you build yourself.