Collection of scripts, functions, and examples using the SolidFire Tools for PowerShell. This repository serves as a space for development on various scripts and functions to assist in managing SolidFire systems using PowerShell.
You can access the SolidFire PowerShell Tools in the Install directory of this repo or through SolidFire Support's FTP site.
All scripts and functions will leverage the SolidFire PowerShell Tools. Some scripts or functions may also leverage other PowerShell tools such as VMware's PowerCLI or Cisco's UCSPowerTool. Scripts or functions using other modules or snapins will be noted.
Files located in the Getting Started directory provide a self-paced lab guide providing basic functionality to get started.
Download Installer: SolidFire PowerShell 1.2 Installer
Instructions: Double-click the downloaded .msi file and follow the instructions in the install wizard. Additional details can be found in the SolidFire PowerShell User Guide.
Provides scripts for reporting useful information from a SolidFire system. Reports may also include scripts that report against other application or infrastructure components.
The SPBM functions extend capabilities by allowing administrators to implement vSphere Storage Policy Based Management dynamically. This leverages both the SolidFire PowerShell Tools and VMware PowerCLI.
The scripts and functions in the VMware directory are directly related to managing SolidFire in a VMware environment. This will include scripts to report on VM to volume mappings, creating policies, managing ESXi host to volume access group mappings, etc. We will also include scripts for help with implementation of SolidFire best practices.
Example scripts referenced in the Configuring Windows Server 2012 R2 Hyper-V for SolidFire configuration guide available on solidfire.com
The complimenting scripts and resources are written as best effort and provide no warranty expressed or implied. SolidFire support is not responsible for the content of this resource outside of the core module. Please contact the original author if you have questions about a script/resource. Please help support and answer questions for content you contribute and make this community great. You can engage with other users of this content at developer.solidfire.com.
All scripts and functions are delivered as is and are not directly supported by SolidFire support. If you have a question about a script or function, or have a need not already presented in this repository, please feel free to browse the articles and forume or talk with us on the SolidFire developer community at developer.solidfire.com.
Previous versions of SolidFire PowerShell Tools can be found in the archive.