1/ SSH somewhere where you have RVC. It can be for example VCSA or HCIbench appliance
ssh root@vc01.robo-p6.uw.cz
2/ Run RVC command-line interface and connect to your vCenter where you have vSphere cluster with vSAN service enabled
rvc administrator@vc01.robo-p6.uw.cz
3/ In RVC CLI go to your vSphere cluster with vSAN service enabled
cd localhost/
cd ROBO-P6
cd computers
cd vSAN
4/ Start vSAN Observer
vsan.observer ./ --run-webserver --force
or one-liner
vsan.observer -r /localhost/ROBO-P6/computers/vSAN
5/ Go to vSAN Observer web interface
vSAN Observer is available at https://[IP-ADDRESS-OF-RVC-HOST]:8010
In my case, it is running at https://vc01.robo-p6.uw.cz:8010
For further info
https://kb.vmware.com/s/article/2064240
ssh root@vc01.robo-p6.uw.cz
2/ Run RVC command-line interface and connect to your vCenter where you have vSphere cluster with vSAN service enabled
rvc administrator@vc01.robo-p6.uw.cz
3/ In RVC CLI go to your vSphere cluster with vSAN service enabled
cd localhost/
cd ROBO-P6
cd computers
cd vSAN
4/ Start vSAN Observer
vsan.observer ./ --run-webserver --force
or one-liner
vsan.observer -r /localhost/ROBO-P6/computers/vSAN
5/ Go to vSAN Observer web interface
vSAN Observer is available at https://[IP-ADDRESS-OF-RVC-HOST]:8010
In my case, it is running at https://vc01.robo-p6.uw.cz:8010
For further info
https://kb.vmware.com/s/article/2064240
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