Details
Hosts, virtual machines, datastores and hypervisors. The virtual infrastructure consists of many fundamental components and they are all discovered and analyzed by vScope.
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Optimization Insights
Automate calculations to identify potential optimizations and reduce inefficiencies in virtualization environments.
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Orphaned VM Detection
Find orphaned VMs and identify VM sprawl to improve resource allocation and management.
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Unified Virtual Machine View
Access detailed information on hosts, VMware VMs, Hyper-V machines, Azure, and EC2 VMs in one consolidated view.
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Snapshot and Checkpoint Monitoring
Track snapshots and checkpoints to detect those growing in size and prevent storage overuse.
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Cost and Resource Analysis
Overview costs associated with running VMs in the cloud and identify underutilized datastores.
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Historical VM Data
Access all historical changes to VMs, including configurations, states, and guest tool statuses, for better tracking and troubleshooting.
Supported Platforms
Asset Types
- Virtual Machines
- Datastores
- Disks
- VLans
- Hosts
- VM Snapshots & Checkpoints
- Clusters
- Virtual Switches
Example of Bundled Content
- Latest Snapshots & Checkpoints
- Machines grouped By VLAN
- Cluster Efficiency
- Disks
- Thick & Thin Provisioned vDisks
- VMs and Datastore Mapping
- VMs and NIC Types
- vSwitches Documentation
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Recent blog posts
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Microsoft 365 Pricing Changes 2026: What It Means for Your Budget
Microsoft is updating pricing and packaging for Microsoft 365 in 2026. Here’s what the currency adjustments and July price increases mean – and how CIOs and M365 admins should respond.
New datasource: Proxmox
vScope now discovers Proxmox VE for hosts, VMs, containers, networks, and capacity. This will help you bring full visibility into hosts, VMs, containers, capacity and other Proxmox assets.
HP Warranty: Deeper lifecycle visibility
Fetch and sync warranty data from HP, directly to vScope for improved planning and control of your assets' life cycle status. In this post I will briefly go through the latest feature in vScope, and how this strengthen the value of your asset repository.