Learning PowerCLI – Second Edition

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Learning PowerCLI – Second Edition

Book Details
Robert van den Nieuwendijk
February 2017
ISBN 139781786468017
Paperback 562 pages

Book Description
VMware vSphere PowerCLI, a free extension to Microsoft Windows PowerShell, enables you to automate the management of a VMware vSphere or vCloud environment. This book will show you how to automate your tasks and make your job easier. Starting with an introduction to the basics of PowerCLI, the book will teach you how to manage your vSphere and vCloud infrastructure from the command line. To help you manage a vSphere host overall, you will learn how to manage vSphere ESXi hosts, host profiles, host services, host firewall, and deploy and upgrade ESXi hosts using Image Builder and Auto Deploy. The next chapter will not only teach you how to create datastore and datastore clusters, but you’ll also work with profile-driven and policy-based storage to manage your storage. To create a disaster recovery solution and retrieve information from vRealize Operations, you will learn how to use Site Recovery Manager and vRealize Operations respectively. Towards the end, you’ll see how to use the REST APIs from PowerShell to manage NSX and vRealize Automation and create patch baselines, scan hosts against the baselines for missing patches, and re-mediate hosts.

By the end of the book, you will be capable of using the best tool to automate the management and configuration of VMware vSphere.

Table of Contents
1: Introduction to PowerCLI
2: Learning Basic PowerCLI Concepts
3: Working with Objects in PowerShell
4: Managing vSphere Hosts with PowerCLI
5: Managing Virtual Machines with PowerCLI
6: Managing Virtual Networks with PowerCLI
7: Managing Storage
8: Managing High Availability and Clustering
9: Managing vCenter Server
10: Patching ESXi Hosts and Upgrading Virtual Machines
11: Managing VMware vCloud Director and vCloud Air
12: Using Site Recovery Manager
13: Using vRealize Operations Manager
14: Using REST API to manage NSX and vRealize Automation
15: Reporting with PowerCLI

What You Will Learn

Explore PowerShell and PowerCLI cmdlets and their output objects
See how to manage virtual machines and work with virtual networks
Manage vCloud Director from PowerCLI
Use Site Recovery Manager from PowerCLI to create a disaster recovery solution
Manage NSX and vRealize Automation using REST API with PowerCLI
Create and configure vSphere HA and DRS clusters
Use vSphere Update Manager with PowerCLI to create patch baselines and scan hosts
Explore reporting techniques to retrieve log files

Authors
Robert van den Nieuwendijk

Robert van den Nieuwendijk is an IT veteran from the Netherlands with over thirty years of experience in Information Technology. He holds a bachelor degree in software engineering. After working a few years as a programmer of air traffic control and vessel traffic management systems, he started his own company Van den Nieuwendijk Informatica in 1988. Since then he has worked as a freelance systems administrator of OpenVMS, Windows Server, Linux, and VMware vSphere systems, for Dutch governmental organizations and cloud providers. During winter he is also a ski and snowboard instructor at an indoor ski school.

With his background as a programmer, he always tries to make his job easier by writing programs or scripts to perform repeating tasks. In the past, he used the C programming language, OpenVMS DCL, Visual Basic Script and KiXtart to do this. Now, he uses Microsoft PowerShell and VMware PowerCLI for all of his scripting work.

Robert is a frequent contributor and moderator at the VMware VMTN Communities. Since 2012 VMware awarded him the vExpert title for his significant contributions to the community and a willingness to share his expertise with others.

He has a blog at http://rvdnieuwendijk.com where he writes mainly about VMware PowerCLI, Microsoft PowerShell, and VMware vSphere.

If you want to get in touch with Robert, then you can find him on Twitter. His username is @rvdnieuwendijk.

Robert is also the author of Learning PowerCLI, Packt Publishing.

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