I use your VMware Vsphere - Hosts grafana dashboard, but when I looked at the CPU Usage, it didn't reflect what i was seeing in the vSphere client.
I found that the query didn't use the instance-total cpu WHERE clause
After adding this it reflected what I saw i vSphere.
SELECT mean("usage_average") FROM "vsphere_host_cpu" WHERE ("esxhostname" =~ /^$esxi$/ AND "cpu" = 'instance-total') AND $timeFilter GROUP BY time($__interval) fill(null)
I use your VMware Vsphere - Hosts grafana dashboard, but when I looked at the CPU Usage, it didn't reflect what i was seeing in the vSphere client. I found that the query didn't use the instance-total cpu WHERE clause After adding this it reflected what I saw i vSphere.
SELECT mean("usage_average") FROM "vsphere_host_cpu" WHERE ("esxhostname" =~ /^$esxi$/ AND "cpu" = 'instance-total') AND $timeFilter GROUP BY time($__interval) fill(null)
Thanks a lot for creating great dashboards.