This video is designed as a quick how-to guide on utilizing the latest Horizon End User Experience Dashboard.
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I’m having issues with the reports for Horizon. Worth noting I’m a complete starter with vROPs but we are rolling out a Horizon environment and one report I want to do is “who is using the environment the most” in terms of time.
The “Horizon User Session Statistics” seems to have exactly what I want – except it only seems to report on users currently connected. This is when running it against All Objects\Horizon Adapter\Users Tier\All Users.
I played around with views but got similar results – is there a way to see over a specified period of time who were the users who used the pools the most based on time connected – and then by CPU used, RAM used etc.
Currently session statistics are deleted after a certain period of time, as the amount of data collected would grow tremendously if all the sessions were kept historically. However, we do summarize session duration under the User object itself, but it doesn’t show which pool the session duration is associated with. We are looking to add those summary statistics to the User and Pool objects in future releases.
Here are links to test a test View and Dashboard you can use to see the user session duration:
View: https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B8SoD9d7bAJBVEpQZllnMkpqSEU
Dashboard: https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B8SoD9d7bAJBOTY3b3ZSekxKREU
Historical resource consumption at the VM level isn’t something this is currently tracked. However, you can track historical consumption of a specified desktop user processes. For example, if you configure Chrome to be monitored desktop application, you can see the historical CPU and RAM of Chrome for the user.