Get-Cluster

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• $Cluster = get-Cluster $ClusterName... .exclude a cluster

  I use the http://www.jonathanmedd.net/2012/01/basic-cluster-vmware-capacity-check-with-powercli.html
  

  In this, I create a variable...

  $Cluster = get-Cluster $ClusterName

  But in my case, I want to take into account all CLusters, but one. Is it possible to treat it better?

  Thank you

  If you have the name of the cluster that you want to exclude, you can do

  $excludeCluster = "NotThisCluster".

  $Cluster = get-Cluster $ClusterName | where {$_.} Name - don't $excludeCluster}

• Get-Cluster execution memory and cpu details

  I am writing a script to generate graphs based on average use memory and cpu during the previous month, but I'm doing it for each cluster itself without explicitly naming them. The graphic bit side (I use mschart or googlechart for this) I just need to get the actual statistics and it's the bit that I have a problem with because everything I see with my research pulls the individual information of the VMs or the hosts in the cluster.

  I am looking for two values in each case - the name of the cluster and average use. But the use of the average for the overall Group and not the indivdual VMs.

  I was watching this:

  script of PowerCLI to capture cpu usage statistics & mem

  But that you use hosts.

  I have attached a picture of something that I'm looking, red line on average in percentage and the blue line on average in megabytes. It has been exported from the vcenter however. I'm just trying to save time.

  Thanks in advance

  For a data point average per day, you can simply add -interval 86400 education Get-Stat:

  Get-Stat - entity (Get-Cluster Cluster) - Stat $metrics - start $start - finishing $finish - interval 86400
  Instance of MetricId Timestamp value unit
  --------                ---------                          ----- ----     --------
  CPU.usagemhz.Average 14.05.2014 02:00 MHz 4298
  CPU.usagemhz.Average 13.05.2014 02:00 MHz 4109
  CPU.usagemhz.Average 12.05.2014 02:00 MHz 4163
  CPU.usage.Average 14.05.2014 02:00 10,74% *.
  CPU.usage.Average 13.05.2014 02:00 10,27% *.
  CPU.usage.Average 12.05.2014 02:00 10,41% *.

  Note that it may not include the values of the last day, since the rollup database for daily statistics task has not yet executed.

• Get-Cluster output blank list?

  I hope that it should be easy, but it baffled me completely. I set up a script that will ask a number of questions and deploy a virtual machine based on the answers.  One of my articles of the code is one 'other' section instead of choosing from a menu, the person who runs the script can manually enter things like the name of the Cluster, the name of Resource Pool and data store.  I invite to the Cluster name, and then run a Get-Cluster command to output a list of Resource Pools, prompt the user to choose a pool, then run a command to list data warehouses available on the hosts in a cluster.  This is where it gets weird.  If I manually run these commands in a Windows Powershell CLI, they work fine, but when I run it in a .ps1 script, the list of data store outputs blank lines in the place where the list should be.  Here are some very stripped of this code:

  $ClusterInput = Read-Host "Enter the VMware cluster name"
  Connect-VIServer vcenter | Out-Null
  Get-Cluster $ClusterInput | Get-ResourcePool | Select @{N="Resource Pool";E={$_.Name}} | Where-Object {$_.'Resource Pool' -ne 'Resources'}
  $ResourcePool = Read-Host "Enter the name of a Resource Pool listed above to place the virtual machine"
  $myCluster = Get-Cluster -Name $ClusterInput | Get-ResourcePool $ResourcePool
  Write-Host "Retrieving a list of Datatores in cluster $ClusterInput..."
  Get-Cluster $ClusterInput | Get-VMHost | Get-Datastore | Sort Name
  

  The last line, 07, what shows empty lines.  Line 03 outputs very well and is basically the same thing.

  I can assign a variable to the line 07 and then run through a loop to exit, but the format is not as nice as the only line should be able to do on its own

  Any ideas?

  Try changing the last line to

  Get-Cluster $ClusterInput | Get-VMHost | Get-Datastore. Sort name | Out-host

• Get-Cluster - 95% CPU utilization

  Get-Cluster seems to be an expensive query, on the VC, the CPU usage goes up to 95% (to vmxd.exe) when using get-cluster, otherwise, it is fine.

  Is there no workaround solution to avoid this, or an equivalent method of SDK?

  Get-VM | %{
     Get-Cluster -vm $_.Name
  }
  

  The CPU usage high probably also depends on the other load you have on your VC and HW type your VC is running on.

  This query will not in my environment greater than 30% CPU usage.

  First, you can optimize the little script like this

  Get-VM | %{
       Get-Cluster -VM $_
  }
  

  If you pass the virtual computer name to the cmdlet Get-Cluster, it should perform a Get - Vm (again).

  By passing the VirtualMachineImpl (output of the Get - Vm) object, you avoid that extra step (internal).

  I noticed that the script uses only half of the resources of the CPU compared to the original script.

• Get cluster data warehouses in VC

  Hi all

  I've been trying to write a code that lists all data warehouses in use by each cluster but little progress with it (I know that data warehouses are not a property of the bunch and I need to interogate each vmhost cluster for the info to store data but imreally+ bad)... Ideally I am looking for a similar to the following output in a CSV file:

  CLUSTER NAME DATASTORE NAME NO OF VMS CLUSTER DATASTORE DATASTORE USED SPACE FREE SPACE DATA STORE CAPACITY

  clustertest1 new 88 150 GB 100 GB 50 GB data store

  clustertest1 another datastore 88 70 GB 10 gb 60 gb

  Has anyone known this before - or even something similar?

  Any help would be appreciated.

  See you soon

  This should get you.

  $report = @()
  
  $clusters = Get-Cluster | Get-View
  foreach($cluster in $clusters){
    $esxImpl = Get-VIObjectByVIView -MORef $cluster.host[0]
    $VMnr = (Get-VIObjectByVIView -MORef $cluster.MoRef | Get-VM).Count
    $datastores = $esxImpl | Get-Datastore
    foreach($ds in $datastores){
        $row = "" | Select ClusterName, DatastoreName, VMnr, DScapacity, DSused, DSfree
       $row.ClusterName = $cluster.Name
       $row.DatastoreName = $ds.Name
       $row.VMnr = $VMnr
       $row.DScapacity = $ds.CapacityMB
       $row.DSused = $ds.CapacityMB - $ds.FreeSpaceMB
       $row.DSfree = $ds.FreeSpaceMB
       $report += $row
    }
  }
  $report | Export-Csv ".\Cluster-Report.csv" -noTypeInformation
  

  Note that the script assumes that all ESX servers in a cluster of see same data warehouses.

• Get a value of element of cluster a variant

  Hello

  I'm trying to get a group of its variant element value

  

  If I look at the alternative indicator, the elements and their values are displayed. However, after getting Cluster Information.vi, which I expect to break up the cluster in its different elements, all I get is the type information, not the value of the element. In other words, looking at the table of elements, all that appears are 0, I expected values and element names.

  

  So my question is, how do I cluster of values of the element?

  Thank you

  One of my hobbies is flattened function variant String provides the rest string, but it can be worked around with a bit of ugliness.

  

• Import of csv - Cluster Get - Export csv

  Hello community vmware,

  I'm looking for a script simple ps import a list of vm (based on a csv file that I feed into it).

  I would then result to a csv file of the 2 column (1 column with the name of the virtual machine) and the other with the corresponding cluster name, in that it is.

  Thanks in advance for the help.

  Try something like this

  It assumes that your input CSV file looks like this

  Name

  VM1

  VM2

  $report = import-Csv - UseCulture names.cvs | %{

  Get-VM-name $_. Name |

  Select Name,@{N='Cluster'; E = {Get-Cluster - VM $_______ |} Select name - ExpandProperty}}

  }

  $report | Export Csv report.csv - NoTypeInformation - UseCulture

• Script to get 1 csv by cluster with associated information (list of virtual machines, host capacity, IOPS / s...)

  Hi all, I'm new here and it's been days I'm trying to find the right script to the list of virtual machines and related information on each cluster and get 1 csv for each individual cluster.

  Here is my code:

  Get-content C:\cl.txt | % {

  $cl = $_

  Get - VM | Select-Object @{N = 'Cluster'; {E = {Get-Cluster - VM $_}}, @{Expression = 'Host'; Label = "ESX host"}, @{Expression = "Name"; Label is "VM"},

  @{Expression = "Numcpu"; Label = 'vCPU'}, @{Expression = "MemoryGB"; Label = "RAM (GB)"}, "

  @{n = "Provisioned Volume"; e = {[math]: tour ($_.)}} (ProvisionedSpaceGB, 2)}}, @{n = "Use the Volume"; e = {[math]: tour ($_.)}} (UsedSpaceGB, 2)}},

  @{N = "Ops ARE/s/write"; E = {[math]: tour ((Get-Stat $_-stat "datastore.numberWriteAveraged.average"-en temps réel |))} Select - expand the value | measure - average). Average, 1)}},

  @{N = "Ops ARE/s/reading"; E = {[math]: tour ((Get-Stat $_-stat "datastore.numberReadAveraged.average"-en temps réel |))} Select - expand the value | measure - average). Average, 1)}} | Export-Csv - NoTypeInformation - UseCulture 'C:\vm_report_$cl.csv '.

  }

  Note: each csv is generated for each cluster

  CL.txt lists the clusters , but all I get is several files with the same content, and they are not properly renamed

  How can I do to generate 1 csv by cluster ?

  For example, there are 3 groups A1, A2, A3 (in file cl.txt), we get 3 csv files generated individually A1.csv, A2.csv and A3.csv and related data in them:

  A1.csv :                                                                 A2.csv :                                                                    A3.csv

  Host cluster VM RAM (GB) Cluster ESX VM RAM (GB) Cluster Host ESX VM ESX host

  A1 sx0001 su19001 4 sx0001adm 32 su1386adm su10670 A3 iu01990 A2

  Sx0001 su23000 A1 2 A2 sx0001adm su12404 32 A3 sx1385adm su10034

  Sx0002 su55000 sx0002pack sw12785 A1 2 A2 1 A3 su1384adm iu00025

  Help with this script would you gladly.

  Thank you

  Joseph.

  Judging by the timestamp, it seems that these files with spaces between the file name and file type, were made yesterday.

  This might have been one of your previous tests?

  Maybe do a series of tests of the script in an empty folder.

• Find the name of the Cluster to get-opinion

  Hello

  I'm doing a list of cluster names and the number of hosts using get - views, but I can't figure out how I can get the name of the cluster to align the number of hosts.

  I start with this...

  $cluster = get-cluster | Get-opinion

  then I can pull the number of hosts per cluster, using

  $cluster.summary.numhosts

  But it just shows a column of numbers. How can I get the name of the cluster next to it also?

  Thank you

  Scott

  It must write what you are looking for on the screen...

  $clusters = get-Cluster | Get-View

  {foreach ($cluster in $clusters)

  $cluster.name

  $cluster.summary.numhosts

  }

  You should be able to manipulate that to export to a file, if necessary.

• Get the name of the VM Cluster, host name, CPU and carrots

  Hello

  All of the following code gives the expected results, except for the last line. I can't make it work. What I am doing wrong?

  Get - VM | Select Name, @{N = 'Cluster'; {E = {Get-Cluster - VM $_}},

  @{N = "ESX host"; {E = {Get-VMHost - VM $_}},

  @{N = "NumCPU"; E = {Get-VMHost - VM $_______ |} Select NumCPU}},

  @{N = "Kernels"; E = {Get-VMHost - VM $_______ |} Get - View). Hardware.CpuInfo.NumCpuCores}}

  Thank you!

  There was a missing (in front of your last Get-VMHost. Want to be as fair as the attribute NumCPU, not an object that contains an attribute NumCPU so I changed line 3 a little

  Get - VM | Select Name, @{N = 'Cluster'; {E = {Get-Cluster - VM $_}},

  @{N = "ESX host"; {E = {Get-VMHost - VM $_}},

  @{N = "NumCPU"; E = {(Get-VMHost-VM $_).} NumCPU}},

  @{N = "Kernels"; E = {(Get-VMHost-VM $_ |)} Get - View). Hardware.CpuInfo.NumCpuCores}}

  If you use this for a large number of virtual machines, you can watch by optimizing a bit. Rather call 'Get-VMHost' several times you can restructure a bit then called this is only once

  Get - VM | Select Name, @{N = 'Cluster'; {E = {Get-Cluster - VM $_}},

  @{N = "ESX host"; E = {$Script: VMH = (Get-VMHost - VM $_); $Script: VMH.} Name}},

  @{N = "NumCPU"; E = {$Script: VMH.} NumCPU}},

  @{N = "Kernels"; E = {$Script: VMH.} ExtensionData.Hardware.CpuInfo.NumCpuCores}}

  The 2nd piece of code is a little more than 2 x faster than the first since Get-VMHost is not be called multiple times

  Another quick thing, if you are looking for the number of processors (i.e. how much taken) then replace $Script: VMH. NumCPU with $Script: VMH. ExtensionData.Hardware.CpuInfo.NumCpuPackages; the host object NumCPU attribute is actually the number of cores that can be a bit misleading

• Get VM Cluster

  This is similar to a thread, I made yesterday which was linked to data warehouses, but this time I need to retrieve the name of the cluster in which the current virtual computer belongs. The function that i've got returns a result if there is only a single cluster, but with multiple clusters, it is empty by using $(Get-Cluster) and it could probably be highly optimized. Here is the code:

  Function Get_VMs {}

  $MyCollection = @)

  $AllVMs = get-View - ViewType VirtualMachine

  $SortedVMs = $AllVMs | Select *, @{N = "NumDisks"; E={@($_. Guest.Disk.Length)}} | Sort-Object-down NumDisks

  ForEach ($VM to $SortedVMs)

  {

  $template = get-model $VM.name - EA SilentlyContinue

  $powerstate = get - vm $VM.name | Select PowerState - ExpandProperty PowerState

  $DiskNum = 0

  If {($template)

  $Details = new-object PSObject

  $Details | Add-Member-Name name-value $VM.name - Membertype NoteProperty

  $Details | Add-Member-name model, value 'TRUE' - Membertype NoteProperty

  $Details | Add-Member-name PowerState - value "S/o" - Membertype NoteProperty

  $Details | Add-Member-name Cluster - $(Get-Cluster) - Membertype NoteProperty value

  $Details | Add-Member-name "Disk" - MemberType NoteProperty-value "N/a".

  $Details | Add-Member-name "DiskPath" - MemberType NoteProperty-value "N/a".

  $Details | Add-Member-name "DiskCapacity (TB)" - MemberType NoteProperty-value "N/a".

  $MyCollection += $Details

  $template = $null

  }

  else {}

  Foreach ($disk in $VM. Guest.Disk)

  {

  $Details = new-object PSObject

  $Details | Add-Member-Name name-value $VM.name - Membertype NoteProperty

  $Details | Add-Member-name model-value 'FALSE' - Membertype NoteProperty

  $Details | Add-Member-name PowerState-value $powerstate - Membertype NoteProperty

  $Details | Add-Member-name Cluster-value $Cluster - Membertype NoteProperty

  $Details | Add-Member-name "Disk" - MemberType NoteProperty-value $($DiskNum)

  $Details | Add-Member-name "DiskPath" - MemberType NoteProperty-value $Disk.DiskPath

  $Details | Add-Member-name "DiskCapacity (TB)" - MemberType NoteProperty-value ($disk. Capacity / 1 TB)

  $DiskNum ++

  $MyCollection += $Details

  }

  }

  }

  $csv = ' $ScriptPath\VMs.csv '.

  $MyCollection | Export-Csv - UseCulture - $csv NoTypeInformation

  }

  Any help would be appreciated. Thanks in advance.

  For a virtual machine, you can do

  Get-Cluster - $vm VM | Select the name of ExpandProperty-

  For a model that does not work, here, you could do

  Get-Cluster - VMHost (Get-View-id $template. HostId). Name | Select the name of ExpandProperty-

• get the data store with details of mapped cluster

  Hi with the script below, I am able to do data store maps on which the cluster and its host details... but I'm having multiple LUNS how to write for everyone to get to each store data below the output...

  Get-data store 'testdatastore ' | Get-VMHost | Name,@{N="cluster select '; E={$_| Get-Cluster}}, version

  Output:

  Version of cluster name

  10.0.0.0 testcluster 5.1.0

  Desired output:

  I need the name of output data store because I check for several data stores... can someone help me to get .csv exit foreach datastore as below

  Data name cluster version store

  testdatastore 10.0.0.0 testcluster 5.1.0

  testdatastore 1

  10.0.0.1 testcluster2 5.1.0

  What type of data store?

  I'm asking because there is no mentioned properties (. ExtensionData.Info.Vmfs.Extent) for data warehouses is of type NFS:

  PowerCLI C:\Windows\system32 > ((get-datastore_iscsi*).ExtensionData.Info.Vmfs.Extent). Diskname

  NAA.60a9800042594835695d453439742f53

  PowerCLI C:\Windows\system32 > ((get-datastore_NFS).ExtensionData.Info.Vmfs.Extent). Diskname

  So, you'll need probably something like this:

  Get-Datastore. % { $ds=$_; Get-VMHost - Datastore $ds | Select @{N = 'Data store name'; E = {$ds. Name}},@{N="NAA '; E = {if($ds.) Type - such as 'NFS') {'NFS'} elseif($ds.) Type - as "VMFS") {[String]: join (", ($ds.ExtensionData.Info.Vmfs.Extent|% {$_.}))} DISKNAME}))}}}, name, @{N = 'cluster'; E={$_| {Get-Cluster}}, version}

• Have trouble getting this script runs on the 1 cluster and not others

  Hello

  I'm trying to get it to run on a single Cluster, currently I run it on a single host, but I would like to run on a specific Cluster.

  Get-vmhost host1.lab.local | Get - view). EnterLockdownMode() | Get-vmhost | Select Name,@{N="LockDown; E={$_. Extensiondata.Config.adminDisabled}} | FT-auto name LockDown

  I tried this, but this error message:

  (Get-Cluster 'Local' | get-view). EnterLockdownMode() | Get-vmhost | Select Name,@{N="LockDown; E={$_. Extensiondata.Config.adminDisabled}} | FT-auto name LockDown

  Error message

  The method call failed because [VMware.Vim.ClusterComputeResource] contains a method named "EnterLockdownMode".

  On line: 1 char: 51

  + (Get-Cluster 'Local' | get-view). EnterLockdownMode < < < < () | Get-vmhost | Salt

  ECT Name,@{N="LockDown"; E={$_. Extensiondata.Config.adminDisabled}} | FT-auto N

  SOUL LockDown

  + CategoryInfo: InvalidOperation: (EnterLockdownMode:String) [].

  RuntimeException

  + FullyQualifiedErrorId: MethodNotFound

  How can I run this for a single cluster and not the other clusters.

  Thank you

  Mike

  Try something like this

  Get-Cluster local | Get-VMHost | %{    (get-view $_).EnterLockdownMode()    $_ | select Name,@{N="LockDown";E={$_.Extensiondata.Config.adminDisabled}}} | ft -auto
  

• How to get the customer name, UUID, and cluster comments

  Hello

  I was wondering if somone could show me how to tie somethings together. I can get a VM UUID, I can get the names of the virtual machines and the cluster on which they sit, but I'm having a hard time getting all 3 into a single csv report. All the world is that who could share? Thank you!

  Try this

  Get - VM | Select Name,@{N="UUID; E={$_. ExtensionData.Config.Uuid}},@{N="Cluster '; E={($_ | Get - Cluster). Name}}