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The [http://www.vmware.com/go/PowerCLI VMware vSphere PowerCLI] is scripting interface into VMware vSphere, allowing you to interact with your virtual environment through PowerShell. Its an incredibly broad, detailed and power full environment. Which means that it can take a bit to really get into and understand, but you'll be supported by a wealth of other users. I am but one, and the content here is my personal contribution. There are many others to be found, covering different aspects, in differing levels of detail. | The [http://www.vmware.com/go/PowerCLI VMware vSphere PowerCLI] is a scripting interface into VMware vSphere, allowing you to interact with your virtual environment through PowerShell. Its an incredibly broad, detailed and power full environment. Which means that it can take a bit to really get into and understand, but you'll be supported by a wealth of other users. I am but one, and the content here is my personal contribution. There are many others to be found, covering different aspects, in differing levels of detail. | ||
To some extent, I don't think there's much need to ask for help, as its unlikely you're going to trying achieve what somebody else hasn't tried before and documented, but if you do need to the best place to do so is [http://communities.vmware.com/community/vmtn/server/vsphere/automationtools/powercli?view=discussions VMware's own forum]. | To some extent, I don't think there's much need to ask for help, as its unlikely you're going to trying achieve what somebody else hasn't tried before and documented, but if you do need to the best place to do so is [http://communities.vmware.com/community/vmtn/server/vsphere/automationtools/powercli?view=discussions VMware's own forum]. | ||
* '''[[Getting_Started_(PowerCLI)|Getting Started]]''' - Tips to get you up and running, see also [http://communities.vmware.com/docs/DOC-13700 VMware's Getting Started with PowerCLI] | * '''[[Getting_Started_(PowerCLI)|Getting Started]]''' - Tips to get you up and running, see also [http://communities.vmware.com/docs/DOC-13700 VMware's Getting Started with PowerCLI] | ||
* ''' | * '''Useful One-Liners''' - One line commands to simplify daily tasks, covering | ||
* '''Script Extracts and Examples''' | ** '''[[vCenter PowerCLI One-Liners|vCenter]]''' | ||
** '''[[Virtual Machine PowerCLI One-Liners|Virtual Machines]]''' | |||
** '''[[ESX PowerCLI One-Liners|ESXs]]''' | |||
** '''[[Storage PowerCLI One-Liners|Storage]]''' | |||
* '''Script Extracts and Examples''' covering | |||
** '''[[Virtual Machine Script Extracts and Examples|Virtual Machines]]''' | ** '''[[Virtual Machine Script Extracts and Examples|Virtual Machines]]''' | ||
** '''[[vApp Script Extracts and Examples|vApps]]''' | |||
** '''[[ESX Script Extracts and Examples|ESXs]]''' | ** '''[[ESX Script Extracts and Examples|ESXs]]''' | ||
** '''[[Storage Script Extracts and Examples|Storage]]''' | ** '''[[Storage Script Extracts and Examples|Storage]]''' | ||
Latest revision as of 14:33, 26 January 2012
The VMware vSphere PowerCLI is a scripting interface into VMware vSphere, allowing you to interact with your virtual environment through PowerShell. Its an incredibly broad, detailed and power full environment. Which means that it can take a bit to really get into and understand, but you'll be supported by a wealth of other users. I am but one, and the content here is my personal contribution. There are many others to be found, covering different aspects, in differing levels of detail.
To some extent, I don't think there's much need to ask for help, as its unlikely you're going to trying achieve what somebody else hasn't tried before and documented, but if you do need to the best place to do so is VMware's own forum.
- Getting Started - Tips to get you up and running, see also VMware's Getting Started with PowerCLI
- Useful One-Liners - One line commands to simplify daily tasks, covering
- Script Extracts and Examples covering
Pages in category 'PowerCLI'
The following 11 pages are in this category, out of 11 total.