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OmniSight v2.4.0 introduces first-class VMware ESXi/vCenter support, a native Windows service agent, remote agent removal, and major dashboard usability improvements.

Highlights

  • Added VMware ESXi and vCenter monitoring.

vmware

  • Replaced the legacy Windows scheduled-task agent with a native Windows service.
  • Added safe, non-interactive remote agent uninstall.
  • Added device-level filtering to all Dashboard resource metrics.

vmware

  • Improved Proxmox cluster discovery and topology.

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VMware ESXi / vCenter

  • Supports standalone ESXi hosts and vCenter Server through the vSphere Web Services API.
  • Automatically discovers datacenters, clusters, ESXi hosts, virtual machines, and datastores.
  • Displays host CPU, RAM, uptime, connection state, maintenance state, and metric history.
  • Displays VM power state, health, vCPU, memory, storage, guest OS, IP address, VMware Tools state, and uptime.
  • Added datastore capacity gauges and accessibility monitoring.
  • Added automatic VMware endpoint → cluster → host → VM topology.
  • Stale or unreachable VMware endpoints no longer remain incorrectly marked as healthy.

Agent Lifecycle

  • Added the native OmniSight Windows service agent v1.4.1.
  • The Windows agent now runs as an automatic service with recovery settings instead of a persistent PowerShell process or scheduled task.
  • Existing Windows agent identities are preserved during migration.
  • Legacy v1.3.x Windows agents remain operational until the generated migration command is run.
  • Added Uninstall actions to the Agents page and platform Settings pages.
  • Linux, Windows, and container agents perform cleanup independently after receiving a single uninstall command.
  • Improved Check / Repair guidance with clearer result-based instructions.

Proxmox and Topology

  • Added automatic Proxmox cluster and standalone-host detection.
  • Displays the real cluster name, member nodes, local node, and quorum state.
  • A single Proxmox endpoint can now discover every node in its cluster.
  • Quorum loss is treated as a health problem and can trigger alerts.
  • Added Proxmox cluster relationships to the topology view.

Dashboard and Interface

  • CPU, RAM, Disk I/O, and Bandwidth can now be filtered by platform and individual host or device.
  • Selected Dashboard metric filters persist across refreshes and navigation.
  • Collapsed hosts, servers, and devices can be reordered using drag and drop.
  • Per-platform ordering is saved automatically.
  • Sidebar width, order, visibility, grouping, and collapse preferences no longer reset when navigating or adding/removing systems.
  • Sidebar states update immediately when agents or devices connect, disconnect, or are removed.
  • Removed duplicated counters from platform detail headers.
  • Improved responsive badge wrapping and summary alignment.
  • The refresh activity bar now reflects actual data collection instead of a fixed timer.

Localization and Reliability

  • Added Turkish translations for VMware, agent lifecycle, cluster, health, and status interfaces.
  • Expanded smoke and regression coverage.
  • Added Windows CI validation for PowerShell scripts and native service compilation.
  • Updated documentation, onboarding, example configuration, and demo data.

Upgrade Notes

  • Existing OmniSight configurations remain backward compatible.
  • VMware monitoring is optional and can be configured from Settings.
  • Windows agents older than v1.4.0 use the legacy scheduled-task runtime. Use the generated Update or Repair command in an elevated PowerShell window to migrate safely to the Windows service.

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