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      <title>VMware Labs released the vCenter Orchestrator CIM Plug-in</title>
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Here is yet another vCenter Orchestrator (vCO) plug-in. This time to enable a set of discovery and monitoring features.
Citing the CIM plug-in summary page:
 
ESX includes a CIM Object Manager (CIMOM) that implements a set of server discovery and monitoring features. With the VMware CIM SMASH/Server Management API, clients that use industry-standard protocols can do the following:
 Enumerate system resourcesMonitor system health dataThe plugin is general enough to support other CIM compliant services and is not limited only to ESX.</description>
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