Diagnostics for VMware Cloud Foundation Operations – Newest Findings

Related Articles Diagnostics for VMware Cloud Foundation Operations - Newest Findings Capacity Management: The IT Balancing Act You Can’t Ignore FinOps in VMware Cloud Foundation Diagnostics for VMware Cloud Foundation is a centralized platform that monitors the overall operational status of the VMware Cloud Foundation(VCF) software stack. It is a self-service platform that helps you analyze and troubleshoot the components of VMware Cloud Foundation, including vCenter, ESXi, vSAN, capabilities such as vSphere vMotion, snapshots, VM provisioning, and other issues including security advisories and certificates. As an Infrastructure admin, you can monitor the operational state of your environment using diagnostics findings Diagnostics Findings which were previously delivered through Skyline Advisor and Skyline Health Diagnostics are available to VCF and vSphere Foundation (VVF) customers in VCF Operations. Findings are prioritized by trending issues in Broadcom Technical Support, issues raised through post escalation review, security vulnerabilities, issues raised from Broadcom engineering, and nominated by customers. For the most recent release of VCF Operations, we released 114 new Findings. Of these, there are 83 Findings based on trending issues, 15 based on post escalation reviews, 14 based on VMSA, and 2 based on nominations. There are 62 Health findings, these are findings that are equivalent to Skyline Advisor findings. Health findings are automatically checked against your environment every 4 hours. There are 52 log based findings that are equivalent to Skyline Health Diagnostics findings. Log based findings are manually initiated against your environment by choosing refresh against the configuration operations instances. These new findings are released in VCF Operations 9.0.1. Release Notes Security Vulnerabilities In VMSA-2025-0010, VMware vCenter Server authenticated command-execution vulnerability (CVE-2025-41225) and VMware ESXi and vCenter Server Reflected Cross Site Scripting (XSS) Vulnerability (CVE-2025-41228).