Quicky

Another quicky to get all VMs from your hosts/cluster and display some basic information about them like CPU, memory, disk count and size.

or using PowerShell

	$HyperVHosts = @('Cluster1','Node1','Node2')

	$VMs = Get-VM -ComputerName $HyperVHosts \| ForEach-Object {
	Write-Host "Procesing VM {$($PSItem.VMName)}"
	Write-Host "Getting VM {$($PSItem.VMName)} disk information"
	$disks = Get-VHD -VMId $PSItem.VMId -ComputerName $PSItem.ComputerName
	$diskCount = $disks \| Measure \| Select-Object -ExpandProperty Count
	$diskCurrentSize = $disks \| Measure-Object -Sum -Property FileSize \| Select-Object -ExpandProperty Sum
	$diskMaximumSize = $disks \| Measure-Object -Sum -Property Size \| Select-Object -ExpandProperty Sum
	[pscustomobject]@{
	Name = $PSItem.Name
	ComputerName = $PSItem.ComputerName
	MemoryMinimum = [System.Math]::Round($PSItem.MemoryMinimum /1GB,2)
	MemoryMaximum = [System.Math]::Round($PSItem.MemoryMaximum /1GB,2)
	MemoryAssigned = [System.Math]::Round($PSItem.MemoryAssigned /1GB,2)
	ProcessorCount = $PSItem.ProcessorCount
	DisksCount = $diskCount
	DiskCurrentSize = [System.Math]::Round($diskCurrentSize /1GB,2)
	DiskMaximumSize = [System.Math]::Round($diskMaximumSize /1GB,2)
	CreationTime = $PSItem.CreationTime
	}
	}
	$VMs \| Format-Table -Wrap

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VMInventory.ps1

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The output looks like this:

Simple VM Inventory