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Add note about property metrics #18678

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Expand Up @@ -57,6 +57,18 @@ collect_per_instance_filters:

`disk` metrics are specific for each disk on the host, therefore these metrics need to be enabled using `collect_per_instance_filters` to be collected.

#### Collecting property metrics

The vSphere integration can also collect property-based metrics. These are configuration properties such as if a host is in maintenance mode or a cluster is configured with DRS.
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To enable property metrics, enable the following option:
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```
collect_property_metrics: true
```

Property metrics are prefixed by the resource name. For example, host property metrics metrics are prefixed with `vsphere.host.*` and VM property metrics are prefixed with `vsphere.vm.*`. View all the possible property metrics in the [metadata.csv][10].
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### Events

This check watches vCenter's Event Manager for events and emits them to Datadog. The check defaults to emit the following event types:
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