The vExpert program, initiated by VMware by Broadcom, is a community recognition initiative that honors individuals for their substantial contributions to the VMware community. Open to anyone passionate about VMware products and services, the program seeks those who actively share…
In this blog post, we’ll explore five practical PowerShell scripts designed to make everyday tasks in a virtualized environment more manageable. 1. Retrieve VM Hardware Version: When managing a virtualized infrastructure, knowing the hardware version of your VMs is crucial.…
Part II of this post Get HA events of VM restart from vCenter – PowerShell.ro In part I of getting the HA events we have searched for the VM restart events. Now, I wanted to search for the HA events…
When the High Availability (HA) feature is active within your vCenter cluster, it provides an automated solution for handling host failures by seamlessly restarting VMs on alternative ESXi hosts within the same cluster. This process generates a detailed event log…
Automation, automation, automation – this is the key, once again! Why waste 15-20 minutes configuring the ILO boards manually when we have the HPE iLO Cmdlets to automate the process? In this article, I will introduce some PowerShell cmdlets for…
Recently, I had a fascinating coding experience with a script that checks alarms on all ESXi hosts from vCenters. You might wonder why I needed such a script. Well, many of us use monitoring tools, and sometimes, to avoid constant…
According to the guidelines provided by VMWare, it is strongly advised not to keep a VM snapshot for more than 72 hours. Doing so can lead to issues like increased storage usage on the datastore, potential data loss, or data…