List virtual machine name and sum of the VM disk size (stocked) and export it

Hello

I need to list all the VM:s and their implemented disk space. I can do it with this command:

Get - vm * | foreach-object {write-host "$_ ' t ' (Get-disk hard - vm $_ |)} Measure-Object-CapacityGB property-sum) .sum. ToString()}

(If there is a more elegant way to do it, do not hesitate to enlight me )

The problem is that I'm unable to export these data. Addition of

| Export-csv... or

> liste.txt

end of the line creates the empty file and print to the console.

How do I export the work properly (or I want to)?

Ah, you are after the total size of the virtual machine just hard drives, no virtual machines provided dimensions on a data store.  So, Yes, you can continue to use the cmdlet Get-disk hard as you had in your first example, but written as such in order to allow operations on the result:

Get-VM | Select-Object Name,@{n="HardDiskSizeGB"; e={(Get-HardDisk -VM $_ | Measure-Object -Sum CapacityGB).Sum}}

This route can be a bit slow, especially as your environment is greater.  If it is too slow, then we can use all the best buddy, Get-View.

Anyway, doesn't that do for you?

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