PowerShell module that produces documentation of a vSphere environment

Report on recent vMotion events in your VMware environment.

This PowerCLI DSC Resource will check’s for configurations of snapshots on a set of vm’s in a resource pool, and based on the condition “Ensure = Present” / “Ensure = Absent” takes the appropriate actions of creating snapshots on the VM’s / removing all the existing snapshots. For more details on how i created and also on how to use this DSC res... More info

Check your VMware vSphere environment for undesired values, and automatically fix them. Define settings, then use PowerCLI and Pester to report on and/or remediate any problems discovered.

VMware Baseline check.

This a POwerShell Module based on VMware PowerCLI vCloud Director Module to extend its function

Manage VMware sessions

Powercli module for easily invoking cross vCenter vMotion

Various functions for extending the functionality of PowerCLI (VMware).

A PoshBot plugin to pass PowerCLI cmdlets.

Various functions for administering VMware Site Recovery Manager (SRM).

This script removes VMware VM snapshots that are older than the provided value.

Extend Vmware.Powercli modules vCloud Director REST API cmdlets support

Module with the super useful functions that were previously scattered about the web by the vNugglets team (particularly, at vNugglets.com)

Module with functions for managing VMware vSphere Virtual Distributed Networking components like traffic filtering and marking

Get vmware srm replication state

### What this tool does This will perform an *impactful*, in-place, major version upgrade, such as SQL Server 2008 SP4 -> 2017 or 2008 R2 SP3 -> 2016, on a standalone SQL Server Database Engine instance on a Windows operating system. It can be run either locally, or remotely if deployed on a Windows VM in a vSphere environment such as VMware Cloud... More info

Script to register PowerShell argument completers for many parameters for many VMware.PowerCLI cmdlets, making us even more productive on the command line. This enables the tab-completion of actual vSphere inventory objects' names as values to parameters to VMware.PowerCLI cmdlets -- neat!