VMware PowerCLI is a Windows PowerShell set of modules designed to simplify, automate, the managing of VMware vSphere environments.
If you currently use PowerCLI to automate basic tasks with pre-defined scripts, you’ll already know how powerful automation can be.
However, taking the next step and customizing scripts to carry out tasks specifically designed for your needs opens a whole new world of opportunities.
This new eBook from Altaro takes you there.
Written by VMware vExpert Xavier Avrillier, this free eBook presents a use-case approach to learning how to automate tasks in vSphere environments using PowerCLI.
The book starts by covering the basics of installation, set up, and an overview of PowerCLI terms. From there it moves into scripting logic and script building with step-by-step instructions of truly useful custom scripts, including:
How to
retrieve data on vSphere objects
Display
VM performance metrics
How to
build HTML reports and schedule them
Basics
on building functions
And
more!
Stop looking at scripts online in envy because you wish you could build your own scripts.
DownloadPowerCLI: The Aspiring Automator’s Guide now and get started on your path to automation greatness!
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