VMware (remote monitoring) extension

  • Latest Dynatrace
  • Extension
  • Published Oct 27, 2025

Monitor the health and performance of your VMware vSphere infrastructure.

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Overview

Use VMware to connect to the vCenter and gather metrics about your vSphere Clusters, ESXi Hosts, VM, Datastores, and Disks

This extension uses the pyVmomi

pyVmomi maintains minimum backward compatibility with the previous four releases of vSphere and its own previous four releases. Compatibility with much older versions may continue to work but won't be actively supported.

The VMware (remote monitoring) extension currently uses pyvmomi==8.0.3.0.1.

Use Cases

Use this extension to:

  • Monitor the health and performance of your VMware.
  • Ensure optimal splitting of resources between the virtual machines.
  • Detect problems and pinpoint the root cause in your virtualization and application layer.

Requirements

  • Active VMware vCenter

  • ActiveGate with EEC Performance Profile of High or Dedicated deployed on a Linux or Windows environment. For more information about the performance profiles, see Dedicated performance profile configuration.

    When you use the dedicated performance profile, the REST Interface is disabled by default. In order to ingest vCenter Triggered Alarms and vCenter Custom Attributes & Tags, you need to manually turn on the REST Interface in the ActiveGate's custom.properties file by setting the following:

    [collector]
    restInterface = true
  • ActiveGate connected to the vSphere

  • A user with read-only permissions in vSphere

Compatibility information

pyVmomi has its own compatibility information. To learn more, see pyVmomi Compatibility Policy.

Details

Licensing and cost

This extension uses logs (for more information, see vSphere Events) and custom metrics. For more information about licensing costs, see Extending Dynatrace (Davis data units) or Metrics powered by Grail overview (DPS) depending on your license model.

If you are concerned about license usage due to the number of metrics collected and their potential cardinality in larger VMware vSphere deployments, please contact your Dynatrace account team. You can also check the FAQ.

Feature sets

When activating your extension using monitoring configuration, you can limit monitoring to one of the feature sets. To work properly the extension has to collect at least one metric after the activation.

In highly segmented networks, feature sets can reflect the segments of your environment. Then, when you create a monitoring configuration, you can select a feature set and a corresponding ActiveGate group that can connect to this particular segment.

All metrics that aren't categorized into any feature set are considered to be the default and are always reported.

A metric inherits the feature set of a subgroup, which in turn inherits the feature set of a group. Also, the feature set defined on the metric level overrides the feature set defined on the subgroup level, which in turn overrides the feature set defined on the group level.

Metric nameMetric keyDescription
vmware.info.datastore_info
vmware.info.host_relations
Host Availabilityvmware.host.availability100% if Connected and Powered On, else 0%
VM Availabilityvmware.vm.availability100% if Connected and Powered On, else 0%
Metric nameMetric keyDescription
Sensor Statevmware.host.sensor.stateHardware sensor state within the ESXi Host. 0=Green 1=Gray 2=Yellow 3=Red
Metric nameMetric keyDescription
Backing Device Capacityvmware.vm.device.capacity
Volume Capacityvmware.vm.volume.capacityTotal capacity of the disk, in bytes. This is part of the virtual machine configuration.
Volume Free Spacevmware.vm.volume.free_spaceFree space on the disk, in bytes. This is retrieved by VMware Tools.
Metric nameMetric keyDescription
Disk Highest Latencyvmware.host.disk.maxTotalLatency.latestHighest latency value across all disks used by the host
Physical Device Read Latencyvmware.host.disk.deviceReadLatency.averageAverage amount of time, in milliseconds, to read from the physical device
Physical Device Write Latencyvmware.host.disk.deviceWriteLatency.averageAverage amount of time, in milliseconds, to write to the physical device
Queue Write Latencyvmware.host.disk.queueWriteLatency.averageAverage amount of time spent in the VMkernel queue, per SCSI write command, during the collection interval
Total Write latency (StoragePath)vmware.host.storagePath.totalWriteLatency.averageThe average time a write issued on the storage path takes
Metric nameMetric keyDescription
Number of CPU Coresvmware.host.cpu.num_cores
Memory Sizevmware.host.mem.sizeTotal amount of physical memory on the host in bytes.
Memory Used (MB)vmware.host.mem.used_mbPhysical memory usage on the host in MB
Metric nameMetric keyDescription
Disk Highest latencyvmware.vm.disk.maxTotalLatency.latestHighest latency value across all disks used by the host
Total Write latencyvmware.vm.disk.totalWriteLatency.averageAverage amount of time taken during the collection interval to process a SCSI write command issued by the guest OS to the virtual machine
Read Requestsvmware.vm.disk.numberReadAveraged.averageNumber of disk reads per second during the collection interval
Write Requestsvmware.vm.disk.numberWriteAveraged.averageNumber of disk writes per second during the collection interval
Read latencyvmware.vm.disk.totalReadLatency.averageThe average time a read from the virtual disk takes
Read ratevmware.vm.disk.read.averageAverage number of kilobytes read from the disk each second during the collection interval
Write ratevmware.vm.disk.write.averageAverage number of kilobytes written from the disk each second during the collection interval
Read Requestsvmware.vm.virtualDisk.numberReadAveraged.average
Write Requestsvmware.vm.virtualDisk.numberWriteAveraged.average
Read Ratevmware.vm.virtualDisk.read.average
Write Ratevmware.vm.virtualDisk.write.average
Read Latencyvmware.vm.virtualDisk.totalReadLatency.average
Write Latencyvmware.vm.virtualDisk.totalWriteLatency.average
Throughput Contentionvmware.vm.virtualDisk.throughput.cont.average
Metric nameMetric keyDescription
CPU Usagevmware.vm.cpu.usage.averageCPU usage as a percentage during the interval
CPU Ready Percentvmware.vm.cpu.ready.percentTime that the virtual machine was ready, but could not get scheduled to run on the physical CPU during last measurement interval
CPU Readyvmware.vm.cpu.ready.summationTime that the virtual machine was ready, but could not get scheduled to run on the physical CPU during last measurement interval
CPU Swap Waitvmware.vm.cpu.swapwait.summationCPU time spent waiting for swap-in
CPU Usage in MHzvmware.vm.cpu.usagemhz.maximumCPU usage in megahertz during the interval
Disk Usagevmware.vm.disk.usage.averageAggregated disk I/O rate. For hosts, this metric includes the rates for all virtual machines running on the host during the collection interval.
Host Consumed Memory %vmware.vm.mem.usage.averagePercentage of host physical memory that has been consumed
Active Memory Usedvmware.vm.mem.active.averageAmount of guest physical memory that is being actively read or written by guest. Activeness is estimated by ESXi
Memory Compression Ratevmware.vm.mem.compressionRate.averageRate of guest physical memory page compression by ESXi
Memory Decompression Ratevmware.vm.mem.decompressionRate.averageRate of guest physical memory decompression
Memory Swap In Ratevmware.vm.mem.swapinRate.averageRate at which guest physical memory is swapped in from the swap space
Memory Swap Out Ratevmware.vm.mem.swapoutRate.averageRate at which guest physical memory is swapped out to the swap space
Data transmit ratevmware.vm.net.transmitted.averageRate at which data was transmitted during the interval
Data receive ratevmware.vm.net.received.averageRate at which data was received during the interval
Datastore Max Total Latencyvmware.vm.datastore.maxTotalLatency.latest
Metric nameMetric keyDescription
System Overall Statusvmware.host.overall.statusThe overall alarm status of the host. 0=Green 1=Gray 2=Yellow 3=Red
Connection Statusvmware.host.connected.status0=Connected to the server. For ESX Server, this is always the setting. 1=The user has explicitly taken the host down. 2=Virtual Center is not receiving heartbeats from the server.
Power Statusvmware.host.powered.statusThe host power state. See the description in the enums for the PowerState data object type. 0=The host is powered on. A host that is entering standby mode entering is also in this state. 1=The host was specifically put in standby mode, either explicitly by the user, or automatically by DPM. 2=The host was specifically powered off by the user through VirtualCenter. 3=The host is disconnected, or notResponding, we can't have knowledge of its power state
Metric nameMetric keyDescription
Host License Expiration Timevmware.host.license.expirationTime until the license expires on this host
Metric nameMetric keyDescription
Memory Granted (max)vmware.host.mem.granted.maximumAmount of host physical memory or physical memory that is mapped for a virtual machine or a host
Ballooned memory (max)vmware.host.mem.vmmemctl.maximumAmount of guest physical memory reclaimed from the virtual machine by the balloon driver in the guest
Memory cache consumed (max)vmware.host.mem.llSwapUsed.maximumStorage space consumed on the host swap cache for storing swapped guest physical memory pages
Memory Swap In (max)vmware.host.mem.swapIn.maximum
Memory Swap Out (max)vmware.host.mem.swapOut.maximum
Memory Consumed (Max)vmware.host.mem.consumed.maximum
Memory Active (Max)vmware.host.mem.active.maximum
Metric nameMetric keyDescription
CPU Usagevmware.vm.cpu.usage.maximumCPU usage as a percentage during the interval
CPU Max Usagevmware.vm.cpu.max_usageCurrent upper-bound on CPU usage
Metric nameMetric keyDescription
VM CPU Reservationvmware.vm.reservation.cpu
VM Memory Reservationvmware.vm.reservation.memory
Metric nameMetric keyDescription
vmware.info.datastore_relations
Metric nameMetric keyDescription
Memory Consumed (max) %vmware.host.mem.usage.maximumPercentage of host physical memory that has been consumed
Metric nameMetric keyDescription
VM CPU Coresvmware.vm.cpu.num_cores
VM Memory Sizevmware.vm.mem.size
Metric nameMetric keyDescription
Memory Swap In Ratevmware.host.mem.swapinRate.averageRate at which guest physical memory is swapped in from the swap space
Memory Swap Out Ratevmware.host.mem.swapoutRate.averageRate at which guest physical memory is swapped out to the swap space
Memory Granted (avg)vmware.host.mem.granted.averageAmount of host physical memory or physical memory that is mapped for a virtual machine or a host
Ballooned memory (avg)vmware.host.mem.vmmemctl.averageAmount of guest physical memory reclaimed from the virtual machine by the balloon driver in the guest
Memory cache consumed (avg)vmware.host.mem.llSwapUsed.averageStorage space consumed on the host swap cache for storing swapped guest physical memory pages
Memory Latencyvmware.host.mem.latency.averagePercentage of time the virtual machine spent waiting to swap in or decompress guest physical memory
Memory Capacity Contentionvmware.host.mem.capacity.contention.averagePercentage of time VMs are waiting to access swapped, compressed or ballooned memory
Metric nameMetric keyDescription
Datastore Capacityvmware.datastore.capacity
Datastore Free Spacevmware.datastore.freeSpace
Average Read Requests (per second)vmware.datastore.datastore.numberReadAveraged.averageAverage number of read commands issued per second to the datastore during the collection interval
Average Write Requests (per second)vmware.datastore.datastore.numberWriteAveraged.averageAverage number of write commands issued per second to the datastore during the collection interval
Read Ratevmware.datastore.datastore.read.averageRate of reading data from the datastore
Write Ratevmware.datastore.datastore.write.averageRate of writing data to the datastore
Throughput Usagevmware.datastore.datastore.throughput.usage.averageDatastore Throughput Usage
Throughput Contentionvmware.datastore.datastore.throughput.contention.averageDatastore Throughput Contention
Datastore Uncommittedvmware.datastore.uncommitted
Disk Provisionedvmware.datastore.disk.provisioned.latestAmount of storage set aside for use by a datastore or a virtual machine
Metric nameMetric keyDescription
Guest Heartbeat Statusvmware.vm.guest.statusThe guest heartbeat. The heartbeat status is classified as: 0=Green : Guest operating system is responding normally. 1=Gray : VMware Tools are not installed or not running. 2=Yellow : Intermittent heartbeat. May be due to guest load. 3=Red : No heartbeat. Guest operating system may have stopped responding.
Power Statusvmware.vm.power.statusCurrent power state of the virtual machine. Status Codes: 0=Powered On 1=Suspended 2=Powered Off
Fault Tolerance Statusvmware.vm.fault.tolerance.statusThe fault tolerance state of the VM. 0 = Enabled, 1 = Starting, 2 = notConfigured, 3 = Running, 4 = Disabled, 5 = needSecondary
Consolation Neededvmware.vm.consolidation.neededIndicates whether a disk associated with the virtual machine requires consolidation. Status codes: 0=false 1=true
Metric nameMetric keyDescription
Memory Grantedvmware.vm.mem.granted.maximumAmount of host physical memory or physical memory that is mapped for a virtual machine or a host
Ballooned memoryvmware.vm.mem.vmmemctl.maximumAmount of guest physical memory reclaimed from the virtual machine by the balloon driver in the guest
Memory Consumedvmware.vm.mem.consumed.maximumAmount of host physical memory consumed for backing up guest physical memory pages
Memory Consumed %vmware.vm.mem.usage.maximumPercentage of host physical memory that has been consumed
Memory Max Usagevmware.vm.mem.max_usageCurrent upper-bound on memory usage.
Metric nameMetric keyDescription
Total CPU Processorsvmware.cluster.cpu.cores
Cluster CPU Capacityvmware.cluster.cpu.capacity
Cluster CPU Usedvmware.cluster.cpu.used
Cluster Memory Capacityvmware.cluster.mem.capacity
Cluster Memory Usedvmware.cluster.mem.used
Cluster Storage Capacityvmware.cluster.storage.capacity
Cluster Storage Usedvmware.cluster.storage.used
Metric nameMetric keyDescription
CPU Usagevmware.host.cpu.usage.averageCPU usage as a percentage during the interval
Disk I/O Ratevmware.host.disk.usage.averageAggregated disk I/O rate. For hosts, this metric includes the rates for all virtual machines running on the host during the collection interval.
Disk Bus Resetsvmware.host.disk.busResets.summation.countNumber of SCSI-bus reset commands issued during the collection interval
Disk Commandsvmware.host.disk.commands.summationNumber of SCSI commands issued during the collection interval
Disk Commands Abortedvmware.host.disk.commandsAborted.summationNumber of SCSI commands aborted during the collection interval
Queue Command Latencyvmware.host.disk.queueLatency.averageAverage amount of time spent in the VMkernel queue, per SCSI command, during the collection interval
Disk Read Requestsvmware.host.disk.numberRead.summationNumber of disk reads during the collection interval
Disk Write Requestsvmware.host.disk.numberWrite.summationNumber of disk writes during the collection interval
Disk Read Ratevmware.host.disk.read.averageAverage number of kilobytes read from the disk each second during the collection interval
Disk Write Ratevmware.host.disk.write.averageAverage number of kilobytes written to disk each second during the collection interval
Read Latencyvmware.host.disk.totalReadLatency.averageAverage amount of time taken during the collection interval to process a SCSI read command issued from the guest OS to the virtual machine
Write latencyvmware.host.disk.totalWriteLatency.averageAverage amount of time taken during the collection interval to process a SCSI write command issued by the guest OS to the virtual machine
Memory Compression Ratevmware.host.mem.compressionRate.averageRate of guest physical memory page compression by ESXi
Memory Decompression Ratevmware.host.mem.decompressionRate.averageRate of guest physical memory decompression
Host Memory Consumed %vmware.host.mem.usage.averagePercentage of host physical memory that has been consumed
Memory Active (Avg)vmware.host.mem.active.average
Memory Consumed (Avg)vmware.host.mem.consumed.average
Memory Swap In (avg)vmware.host.mem.swapIn.average
Memory Swap Out (avg)vmware.host.mem.swapOut.average
Network Usagevmware.host.net.usage.averageNetwork utilization (combined transmit-rates and receive-rates) during the interval
Data transmit ratevmware.host.net.transmitted.averageRate at which data was transmitted during the interval
Data receive ratevmware.host.net.received.averageRate at which data was received during the interval
Data Receive Ratevmware.host.net.bytesRx.averageAverage amount of data received per second
Data Transmit Ratevmware.host.net.bytesTx.averageAverage amount of data transmitted per second
Host Network Interface Speedvmware.host.nic.link_speedLink Speed of Physical Network Interface Card
Received Packets Droppedvmware.host.net.droppedRx.summation.countNumber of receives dropped
Transmitted Packets Droppedvmware.host.net.droppedTx.summation.countNumber of transmits dropped
Metric nameMetric keyDescription
CPU Capacity Contentionvmware.vm.cpu.capacity.contention.averagePercent of time the VM is unable to run because it is contending for access to the physical CPU(s)
CPU Capacity Usagevmware.vm.cpu.capacity.usage.averageCPU usage as a percent during the interval
CPU Core Count Contention (Ready)vmware.vm.cpu.corecount.contention.averageTime the VM vCPU is ready to run, but is unable to run due to co-scheduling constraints
CPU Idlevmware.vm.cpu.idle.summationTotal time that the CPU spent in an idle state
CPU Co-stopvmware.vm.cpu.costop.summationTime the virtual machine is ready to run, but is unable to run due to co-scheduling constraints
CPU Latencyvmware.vm.cpu.latency.averagePercent of time the virtual machine is unable to run because it is contending for access to the physical CPU(s)
CPU Waitvmware.vm.cpu.wait.summationTotal CPU time spent in wait state
CPU Demandvmware.vm.cpu.demand.averageThe amount of CPU resources a virtual machine would use if there were no CPU contention or CPU limit
Active (1 min peak)vmware.vm.rescpu.actpk1.latestCPU active peak over 1 minute
Running (1 min peak)vmware.vm.rescpu.runpk1.latestCPU running peak over 1 minute
CPU Active (1 min average)vmware.vm.rescpu.actav1.latestCPU Active (1 min average)
CPU Running (1 min average)vmware.vm.rescpu.runav1.latestCPU Running (1 min average)
Metric nameMetric keyDescription
CPU Usage in MHz (max)vmware.host.cpu.usagemhz.maximumCPU usage in megahertz during the interval
CPU Usage (max)vmware.host.cpu.usage.maximumCPU usage as a percentage during the interval
Metric nameMetric keyDescription
Received Packets Droppedvmware.vm.net.droppedRx.summation.countNumber of receives dropped
Transmitted Packets Droppedvmware.vm.net.droppedTx.summation.countNumber of transmits dropped
Network Utilizationvmware.vm.net.usage.maximumNetwork utilization (combined transmit-rates and receive-rates)
Data received Ratevmware.vm.net.bytesRx.averageAverage amount of data received per second
Data Transmit Ratevmware.vm.net.bytesTx.averageAverage amount of data transmitted per second
Metric nameMetric keyDescription
Current Snapshot Agevmware.vm.current_snapshot.ageAge of the current snapshot. VMware does not recommend using a given snapshot for more than 24 to 72 hours.
Metric nameMetric keyDescription
Ballooned Memoryvmware.vm.mem.balloonedThe size of the balloon driver in the VM, in MB. The host will inflate the balloon driver to reclaim physical memory from the VM. This is a sign that there is memory pressure on the host.
Compressed Memoryvmware.vm.mem.compressedThe amount of compressed memory currently consumed by VM, in Kb.
Swapped Memoryvmware.vm.mem.swappedThe portion of memory, in MB, that is granted to this VM from the host's swap space. This is a sign that there is memory pressure on the host.
Memory Capacity Contentionvmware.vm.mem.capacity.contention.averagePercentage of time VMs are waiting to access swapped, compressed or ballooned memory
Memory Latencyvmware.vm.mem.latency.averagePercentage of time the virtual machine spent waiting to swap in or decompress guest physical memory
Metric nameMetric keyDescription
Command latencyvmware.host.disk.totalLatency.averageAverage amount of time taken during the collection interval to process a SCSI command issued by the guest OS to the virtual machine
Metric nameMetric keyDescription
CPU Capacity Contentionvmware.host.cpu.capacity.contention.averagePercent of time the VM is unable to run because it is contending for access to the physical CPU(s)
CPU Capacity Usagevmware.host.cpu.capacity.usage.averageCPU usage as a percent during the interval
CPU Idlevmware.host.cpu.idle.summationTotal time that the CPU spent in an idle state
CPU Co-stopvmware.host.cpu.costop.summationTime the virtual machine is ready to run, but is unable to run due to co-scheduling constraints
CPU Latencyvmware.host.cpu.latency.averagePercent of time the virtual machine is unable to run because it is contending for access to the physical CPU(s)
CPU Readyvmware.host.cpu.ready.summationTime that the virtual machine was ready, but could not get scheduled to run on the physical CPU during last measurement interval
CPU Ready Percentvmware.host.cpu.ready.percentTime that the virtual machine was ready, but could not get scheduled to run on the physical CPU during last measurement interval
CPU Swap Waitvmware.host.cpu.swapwait.summationCPU time spent waiting for swap-in
CPU Total Hzvmware.host.cpu.total_hzTotal CPU Hz available to Host (num of CPU Cores * Hz for Each Core)
CPU Used Hzvmware.host.cpu.used_hzUsed CPU Hz of Host
CPU Waitvmware.host.cpu.wait.summationTotal CPU time spent in wait state
CPU Usage in MHz (avg)vmware.host.cpu.usagemhz.averageCPU usage in megahertz during the interval
CPU Usage in MHz (min)vmware.host.cpu.usagemhz.minimumCPU usage in megahertz during the interval
CPU Usage (min)vmware.host.cpu.usage.minimumCPU usage as a percentage during the interval
Running (1 min average)vmware.host.rescpu.runav1.latestCPU running average over 1 minute
Running (1 min peak)vmware.host.rescpu.runpk1.latestCPU running average over 1 minute
Active (1 min peak)vmware.host.rescpu.actpk1.latestCPU active peak over 1 minute
CPU Active (1 min average)vmware.host.rescpu.actav1.latestCPU Active (1 min average)
Metric nameMetric keyDescription
Host Disk Capacityvmware.host.disk.capacity
Metric nameMetric keyDescription
Network Usage (min)vmware.host.net.usage.minimumNetwork utilization (combined transmit-rates and receive-rates) during the interval
Network Usage (max)vmware.host.net.usage.maximumNetwork utilization (combined transmit-rates and receive-rates) during the interval
Metric nameMetric keyDescription
Memory Consumed (min) %vmware.host.mem.usage.minimumPercentage of host physical memory that has been consumed
Memory Granted (min)vmware.host.mem.granted.minimumAmount of host physical memory or physical memory that is mapped for a virtual machine or a host
Ballooned memory (min)vmware.host.mem.vmmemctl.minimumAmount of guest physical memory reclaimed from the virtual machine by the balloon driver in the guest
Memory cache consumed (min)vmware.host.mem.llSwapUsed.minimumStorage space consumed on the host swap cache for storing swapped guest physical memory pages
Memory Swap In (min)vmware.host.mem.swapIn.minimum
Memory Swap Out (min)vmware.host.mem.swapOut.minimum
Memory Consumed (Min)vmware.host.mem.consumed.minimum
Memory Active (Min)vmware.host.mem.active.minimum
Metric nameMetric keyDescription
Storage Committedvmware.vm.storage.committedTotal storage space, in bytes, committed to this virtual machine across all datastores.
Storage Uncommittedvmware.vm.storage.uncommittedAdditional storage space, in bytes, potentially used by this virtual machine on all datastores.
Datastore Read Latencyvmware.vm.datastore.totalReadLatency.average
Datastore Write Latencyvmware.vm.datastore.totalWriteLatency.average

FAQ

The formula for datapoints used by the extension per minute is as follows:

(7 x <number of clusters>) + (70 + (14 x <avg number of disks>) + (1 x <avg number of datastores>) + (5 x <avg number of NICs>)) * <number of hosts> + (58 + (9 x <avg number of Disks) + (3 x <avg number of datastores>) + (2 x <avg number of volumes>) + (3 x <avg number of NICs>)) * <number of VMs> + (11 x <number of datastores>)

The result can be multiplied by 0.001 to get the amount of DDUs used per Minute or by 525600 to get the amount of datapoints used per year.

The following events are included in the VMware (remote monitoring) extension:

  • Alarm Events:
    • AlarmActionTriggeredEvent
  • ESXi Host Events:
    • EnteredMaintenanceModeEvent
    • HostCnxFailedEvent
    • HostCnxFailedNoConnectionEvent
    • HostCnxFailedTimeoutEvent
    • HostConnectedEvent
    • HostConnectionLostEvent
    • HostDisconnectedEvent
    • HostShutdownEvent
  • DRS VM Events:
    • DrsVmMigratedEvent
    • DrsVmPoweredOnEvent
  • VM Events:
    • VmDisconnectedEvent
    • VmGuestShutdownEvent
    • VmMigratedEvent
    • VmPoweredOffEvent
    • VmPoweredOnEvent

Alarm events may be ingested as either logs or events. For large environments, we recommend using event-based alarms. If you're using version older than 3.14.2, log-based alarms aren't supported when lowering the Task Size parameter due to performance constraints. However, with version 3.14.2+, log-based alarms can be used with a lowered task size.

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