This article explains how to work with vSAN resources using PowerCLI.
Note I am using the following versions:
PowerShell: 5.1.14393.3866
VMware PowerCLI: 12.1.0.17009493
Connect to vCenter:
Connect-VIServer <IP of vCenter server>
List all vSAN get cmdlets:
Get-Command Get-Vsan*
vSAN runtime info:
$c = Get-Cluster Cluster01
Get-VsanRuntimeInfo -Cluster $c
vSAN space usage:
Get-VsanSpaceUsage
vSAN cluster configuration:
Get-VsanClusterConfiguration
vSAN disk details:
Get-VsanDisk
View all properties of a disk:
(Get-VsanDisk)[31] | select *
View disk vendor, model, firmware revision, physical location, operational state:
(Get-VsanDisk)[31].ExtensionData
vSAN disk group details:
Get-VsanDiskGroup
Use "extensiondata" property to get more details about cache and capacity tiers:
Cache tier details:
(Get-VsanDiskGroup)[0].ExtensionData.Ssd
Capacity tier details:
(Get-VsanDiskGroup)[0].ExtensionData.NonSsd
Hope it was useful. Cheers!
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