Performance was the primary goal of this release of vSphere Web Client. Go to vSphere Web Client, select “All Users’ Tasks” and it should work. That’s it! No restart of anything should be required. Edit the file using a text editor and change =false to =true.ģ. For large vSphere environments, changing the “” setting can potentially impact performance.įor the vCenter Server Appliance, the file is located in the /etc/vmware/vsphere-client/webclient.properties directory.įor vCenter Server on Windows, the file is located in the C:ProgramDataVMwarevCenterServercfgvsphere-clientwebclient.properties directory.Ģ. Once you’ve enabled this feature, it becomes the default view:Ī) Click More Tasks in the Recent Tasks panel to view all users’ tasks.ī) Edit the webclient.properties file and change the “” setting. You’ll see some instructions when you first select All Users’ Tasks, and more detailed steps are in the Release Notes, but I included them here for reference. We are also actively working on a better solution for this feature, but couldn’t get it in time for this release. This will help ensure that your systems will run smoother out of the box, with the option to enable the feature if you need it. In order to achieve both of these goals, we had to make it a bit harder to get to All Users’ Tasks. The focus of this version of vSphere Web Client was improving performance and giving you more control on customizing your experience. We know that the All Users’ Tasks view of Recent Tasks is an important feature, but it also turns out to be an incredibly “heavy” feature, which can quickly spiral out of control and impact vCenter Server performance. Controlling “All Users’ Tasks” for performance.There are also many enhancements in the vSphere 6 Web Client, some of which are highlighted below: I should stress that this is not an official VMware document:
This is a living document, so if there are tips and tricks not on the list, please share with the rest of us by adding it to the list. I’m sure many of you reading this know about some of these tips, but hopefully there are some new ones in there that are helpful to you as well. I thought it would be helpful to put all of these learnings in one place. In my time here I’ve heard of many tips on using Web Client that I didn’t learn during training or while using it directly. If you’ve been wary of using vSphere Web Client in the past, you should give it another shot with vSphere 6.
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There are excel sheets and graphs full of performance data, but the best way to see the difference is to experience it yourself. Over 100 enhancements, with some user actions performing 5x faster. With the recent announcement of VMware vSphere 6, I can finally start talking about the improvements we’ve made for vSphere 6 Web Client.
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