VMware is a cloud computing and virtualization technology company that provides software and services for virtualization, cloud infrastructure, networking, security, and digital workspace solutions.
Why this server?
Provides tools for managing VMware Fusion virtual machines via the Fusion REST API, enabling operations such as listing VMs, retrieving VM details, performing power actions (on, off, suspend, pause, unpause, reset), and querying VM power states.
Why this server?
Provides tools to interact with VMware vCenter Server Appliance, enabling querying of clusters, datacenters, datastores, hosts, networks, resource pools, VMs, guest details, appliance version and time, and more.
Why this server?
Enables management and monitoring of VMware data protection within Cohesity, allowing users to list protection sources, manage backup groups, and oversee recovery tasks.
Why this server?
Provides multi-step workflow orchestration for VMware MCP skills, including VM lifecycle, cluster management, monitoring, storage, networking, security, Tanzu Kubernetes, NSX, Aria, and AVI load balancing, with state machine, approval gates, and audit trail.
Why this server?
Provides tools for managing VMware vCenter and ESXi VM lifecycle, including listing VMs, creating VMs, powering on/off, and deleting VMs.
Why this server?
Manages VMware Horizon VDI environments, including desktop pools, RDS farms, published apps, user sessions, desktop machines, entitlements, instant-clone images, and Horizon events/health/statistics through the Horizon Connection Server REST API.
Why this server?
Provides tools for querying and analyzing logs from VMware Aria Operations for Logs, including log search, incident detection, dashboard listing, and optional correlation with VMware Aria Operations resources and alerts.
Why this server?
Provides diagnostic tools for VMware environments, correlating events and ranking hypotheses from logs and symptoms.
Why this server?
Provides tools for managing and monitoring VMware vSphere infrastructure, including virtual machines, hosts, datacenters, datastores, networks, and folders.