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Troubleshooting VMkernel and vobd.log in vSphere Client using PowerShell and Publishing Errors to a File
Introduction: VMkernel and vobd.log are essential components of vSphere infrastructure, providing valuable insights into the health and performance of your virtual environment. Troubleshooting issues related…
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PowerShell script that can help you orchestrate SQL VMs with databases in a VMware environment
Make sure to replace “, “, and “ with your actual vCenter Server details. In this script, you define the SQL VMs and their associated…
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PowerShell script that can help you validate Esxtop and compute metrics for all VMs and datastores
Make sure to replace “, “, and “ with your actual vCenter Server details. Also, specify the desired output file path in the `$OutputFile` variable.…
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Clones using VAAI and migrate them to a different datastore
To create clones using VAAI and migrate them to a different datastore, and then export the data to a CSV file for reporting purposes, you…
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Performance metics on VSAN
To check the performance of a VMware vSAN using PowerShell, you can utilize the PowerCLI module to retrieve relevant performance metrics. Here’s an example script:…
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Power shell script to create and clone 100 VMs from one storage and move send 10000 Iops on each VM
Make sure to replace “, “, “, “, “, “ with your actual vCenter Server details and VM/storage names. Please note that this script assumes…
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PowerShell Modules for Rubrik
So once you connect to the Rubrik Module : Requirements: PowerShell version 4 or higher PowerCLI version 6.0 or higher Rubrik version 2.2 or higher (optional) Windows…
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Who deleted my VM?
This is the best one which is mostly asked by customers . $SqlServer = “SQLSERVER”; $SqlDB = “VCDB”; $MYVM = “TEST” $TypeofEvent = “vim.event.VmRemovedEvent” #…
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