VMware VMmark

VMware VMmark is a free benchmarking utility that runs several workloads to measure the performance and scalability of multiple hosts in a virtualized environment.

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VMmark runs several virtual machines (VMs) most commonly used in customer data centers, such as a mail server and a front-end Web layer, to produce a benchmark users can use to compare and contrast the performance of various hardware and appliances.

VMmark groups eight VMs into a tile and will run several tiles to utilize fully the resources of the servers.

VMmark also has the ability to measure power consumption through three different tests: performance only, performance with server power and performance with server and storage power.

The most current version is VMware VMmark version 2.5. VMmark was introduced in 2007.