cv4pve-report exports your entire Proxmox VE infrastructure to a single navigable Excel file — nodes, VMs, containers, storages, users, firewall rules, backup jobs, resource pools and more. Every row is a hyperlink to its detail sheet.
Features:
Single .xlsx file with one sheet per node, VM and storage
Fully navigable — summary rows link to detail sheets
Works with a read-only API token, no root access required
What's new in 2.9.0
What's new - Capacity Planning section. One row per guest, node and storage with the numbers a sizing starts from: what is allocated, what is used on average, what is used at the peak, and how fast each storage fills up. No metric server or Grafana needed: it is built on the RRD data the nodes already keep (#85). - Guests: vCPUs, CPU average and peak (% and cores), memory size, average and peak, disks size and used, network average and peak. - Nodes: the same usage columns, plus the vCPUs and the memory assigned to the running guests with their ratio to the node (above 1 the node is overcommitted). - Storage: size, used, free, growth per day and days to full. - Averages come from the RRD samples read with the Average consolidation, peaks from a second read with Maximum: the highest of the averaged samples is not the peak. One more API call per guest and per node, only when the section is on. - Turned on by the new setting CapacityPlanning.Enabled: off by default, on with --full. Each table needs the RrdData.Enabled of its scope (guests, nodes, storage) and uses its time frame. - It is a summary, so it comes first: after Summary and Issues in Excel and in the Contents table, under Network Diagram in the HTML sidebar. JSON: capacity-planning.json, and filters.capacityPlanning in metadata.json. Changed - Documentation: new Capacity Planning page; Disks, Partitions and Snapshots moved from the VMs & containers page to the Storage page, as in the sidebar of the HTML report. What's Changed - docs: home page title for search results by @franklupo in #83 - docs: theme 2.6.2 by @franklupo in #84 - feat: Capacity Planning section with average and peak usage by @franklupo in #86 - chore: release 2.9.0 by @franklupo in #87 Full Changelog: v2.8.1...v2.9.0
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