Powershell - Wrapping GET and POST Rest API calls
Code Bits&Pieces and Context
Code Bits&Pieces and Context
We want to setup a Content Library in our central vCenter and then allow the other vCenters in our Nested Labs to subscribe it without adding a lot of comple...
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One of the big advantages of the NSX is to a Software Defined Network (SDN) solution given us the ability to code once and execute as many times.
Nested ESXi’s are part of the gear that we all have around for labs/study purposes.
This is a quick powershell script that setups up ESXi Power Policies in all the hosts in a cluster or vCenter.
In our Homelabs, we normally make some “architecture compromises” that add some extra complexity when we need to upgrade it.
In our Homelabs, or even in production environments, we always have some harmless log entries that we would be happy to stop them from filling up our logs.
Following the earlier post PowerCLI - Check MTU size configured in all hosts physical nics of a cluster lets see what more can we do with Get-EsxCli cmdlet.
Nowadays with the quick vSAN and NSX adoption, pushing the MTU configuration out of the 1500 bytes standard is becoming more and more common.