Uses of Package
com.ibm.virtualization.management

Packages that use com.ibm.virtualization.management

Package	Description
com.ibm.virtualization.management	OpenJ9 management extensions relating to execution within a Guest (Virtual Machine (VM)/Logical Partition (LPAR)) on top of a Hypervisor.
com.ibm.virtualization.management.internal

Classes in com.ibm.virtualization.management used by com.ibm.virtualization.management

Class	Description
GuestOSInfoRetrievalException	This exception class is thrown when retrieving Guest (Virtual Machine(VM)/Logical Partition(LPAR)) usage statistics fails.
GuestOSMemoryUsage	This provides a snapshot of the Guest (Virtual Machine(VM)/Logical Partition(LPAR)) Memory usage statistics as seen by the Hypervisor Host.
GuestOSProcessorUsage	This provides a snapshot of the Guest (Virtual Machine(VM)/Logical Partition(LPAR)) Processor usage statistics as seen by the Hypervisor Host.
HypervisorInfoRetrievalException	This exception class is thrown when retrieving Hypervisor information fails.

Classes in com.ibm.virtualization.management used by com.ibm.virtualization.management.internal

Class	Description
GuestOSInfoRetrievalException	This exception class is thrown when retrieving Guest (Virtual Machine(VM)/Logical Partition(LPAR)) usage statistics fails.
GuestOSMemoryUsage	This provides a snapshot of the Guest (Virtual Machine(VM)/Logical Partition(LPAR)) Memory usage statistics as seen by the Hypervisor Host.
GuestOSMXBean	This interface provides Processor and Memory usage statistics of the Guest (Virtual Machine(VM)/Logical Partition(LPAR)) as seen by the Hypervisor Host.
GuestOSProcessorUsage	This provides a snapshot of the Guest (Virtual Machine(VM)/Logical Partition(LPAR)) Processor usage statistics as seen by the Hypervisor Host.
HypervisorInfoRetrievalException	This exception class is thrown when retrieving Hypervisor information fails.
HypervisorMXBean	This interface provides information on whether the current Operating System is running directly on physical hardware or running as a Guest (Virtual Machine (VM)/Logical Partition (LPAR)) on top of a Hypervisor.