VMware PowerCLI

It would be great to have Cmdlets for adding/removing/assigning/getting licenses via PowerCLI for all relevant products. i.e. ESXi license, vCenter license, vSAN License etc. This would help improve the ability to add/assign licenses quickly b...

Similar to what MSFT has done with PowerShell/PowerShell-Docs opensource all PowerCLI related documentation, including the Help pages.

Frankly, I'm surprised I couldn't find this already in the list. I'd like/love to see PowerActions available in the H5 client. There's many things that you can't do in the UI that you can in the API. PowerActions offers the ability to extend the U...

That would make the Help independent, as far as possible, from the actual PowerCLI releases.Even better would be to open-source the Help files :-)

This is very useful if you run scripts not only against vSphere but also for example against vCloud Director. Specialy when you run the script as a scheduled task.

When I wanted to relocate Datastore Cluster with vCenter inventory with following steps $folder = Get-Folder -name FOLDER$item = Get-Inventory -name DATASTORE-CLUSTERMove-Inventory -Item $item -Destination $folder I have realized that Get-Invent...

I have an OSS tool for documentation and my Mac customers can't run without this cmdlet (and others, but let's start with this one). https://github.com/arielsanchezmora/vDocumentation/issues/45 Get-VMHostHardware : Cmdlet Get-VMHostHardware is not...

I work in a large environment and these are not fast, would be great to get the same as Get-VM

I would like if Invoke-VMScript could call python scripts directly, without the need to create a wrapper in bash. This would save cycles on the guest VM and this use case would beneficial to anybody that is managing a multitude of Linux VMs.

I have read the Customer Experience Improvement Program info that is published. But that documentation doesn't specify in detail what specifically, and at which intervals, is collected in the case of the PowerCLI CEIP. Due to internal security rul...