Get-stat cpu.usage.min

I have a need to collect data from performance of my bunches.

I understand cpu.usagemhz.average & mem.usage.average very well.

What I can't do, is bring together the cpu.usage.min, the cpu.usage.max, the mem.usage.min and the mem.usage.max for clusters.

In the reference of VI-Kit cmdlet to tools is watch the "cpu.usage.min" in detailed descriptions.  So I guess that this is possible.

Can someone give me an example of how together these mini/maxi measures?

Min/max metrics require at least level 3 statistics.

You have at least one of the four historical intervals seams at least level 3?

If so, you can get the metrics of min/max for that specific interval with the cmdlet Get-Stat.

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