by vMan | Nov 1, 2022 | Powershell, SOE, vCenter
Might this just be the poor mans vRA for server builds? In this post I will show you how to build an Azure Devops Pipeline to automatically deploy Windows Server SOE’s (Standard Operating Environment) onto vSphere using Azure Devops Agents, Ansible on Ubuntu 22.04 and...
by vMan | Oct 29, 2022 | Monitoring, Powershell, vCenter, vRops
This next post is just a update to DRS – Tracking changes & alerting through vRops Some minor tweaks to the script to support vRops Token based auth and also a minor bug fix to one of the collections. Make sure to check out the original post for the details,...
by vMan | May 16, 2021 | Powershell, vCenter
So this next post covers how to automagically pull data from RVTools and push the results into a PowerBI Dataset. After spotting @Kim_Bottu post over at vmusketeers, I realised that maybe there would be some interest from the community in my script to push datasets on...
by vMan | Oct 20, 2020 | Random, vCenter
Avert your eyes people, no fix for this one in the post… (yet) I just wanted to inform the community about a little bug / error with the syslog service on vSphere / ESXi 7 which I stumbled on. I started a little thread over at the VMware community forums,...
by vMan | May 5, 2020 | vCenter
This is a quick and dirty one… after upgrading my homelab vCenter to 6.7 I noticed that vCenter stopped sending logs to vRLI… When I logged into the VAMI and headed over to syslog section the error below was occurring when I tried to modify / test the...
by vMan | Mar 16, 2020 | Monitoring, Powershell, vCenter, vRops
With this next post I provide a solution to track DRS rules over time in vRops, you can then use vRops to alert on any changes by defining custom symptoms / alerts! Anyone that manages large vSphere environments knows how painful it can be to track DRS rule / group...
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