zw008/VMware-Monitor
by Various
Read-only VMware vCenter/ESXi monitoring — code-level enforced safety, zero destructive operations
MCP
zw008/VMware-Monitor
Added 7 June 2026
Overview
A read-only Python tool for monitoring VMware vCenter and ESXi hosts. It enforces code-level safety to prevent any destructive operations, making it suitable for inspection and alerting without risk of accidental changes.
Best for
Best for
Developers and ops teams needing a safe, read-only monitoring tool for VMware environments.
Use cases
- Monitor vCenter and ESXi health and performance metrics
- Audit VM configurations and resource usage
- Integrate with alerting pipelines for infrastructure observability
Notes
A read-only Python tool for monitoring VMware vCenter and ESXi hosts. It enforces code-level safety to prevent any destructive operations, making it suitable for inspection and alerting without risk of accidental changes.
8 stars on GitHub. Last updated 2026-06-07. Licensed MIT.
Use cases
- Monitor vCenter and ESXi health and performance metrics
- Audit VM configurations and resource usage
- Integrate with alerting pipelines for infrastructure observability
Pros
- Read-only design eliminates risk of accidental modifications
- Lightweight Python implementation easy to extend or embed
- Focused on monitoring without unnecessary complexity
Cons
- Limited to monitoring; no management or remediation capabilities
- Small community and low star count may indicate sparse documentation
- Requires Python environment and vCenter/ESXi credentials
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Pros
- Read-only design eliminates risk of accidental modifications
- Lightweight Python implementation easy to extend or embed
- Focused on monitoring without unnecessary complexity
Cons
- Limited to monitoring; no management or remediation capabilities
- Small community and low star count may indicate sparse documentation
- Requires Python environment and vCenter/ESXi credentials
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