List of VMS in DRS group

In vSphere, you can right-click on a Cluster, click on "change settings > DRS Group Manager > (select a group), change" and view the list of virtual machines that are in the cluster.

I'm looking to get this list even with the SDK... I was hunting for a way to do it but cannot find where in the API it is perhaps, the ideas of how I could get the list?

Happy to provide the code so far, but it's just a simple cluster-related statistics and information; anything related to the issue.

It is nestled in ClusterConfigInfoEx data.

So you get your clusters and then look at what follows-

$cluster-> {configurationEx}-> {Group}

There are two types of groups, host and the Vm.  You can then check the type of groups of MV and the list of members.  You may also look at $cluster-> {configurationEx}-> {rule} if you want to see if its a rule group refines or disaffine.

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