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spbm-policy

V1.0

Purpose: This script was built to help demonstrate the power of Storage policy based management. The script creates the following policies:

  1. vSAN No Protect - FTT-0
  2. vSAN Basic Protect, Enhanced Perform, High Capacity Used FTT-1, FTM: Raid 1
  3. vSAN Basic Protect, Enhanced Capacity, Low Capacity Used FTT-1, FTM: Raid 5/6
  4. vSAN Enhanced Protect, Enhanced Perform, High Capacity Used FTT-2, FTM: Raid 1
  5. vSAN Enhanced Protect, Enhanced Capacity, Low Capacity Used FTT-2, FTM: Raid 5/6
  6. vSAN Maximum Protect, High Capacity Used FTT-3, FTM: Raid 1
  7. Example: vSAN IO Limit 2000 IOPS: Basic Protect, Enhanced Perform FTT1, FTM R1

Use: When you first unzip the package you will find the following: Root Directory -->config directory -->policycreationsettings.xml -->spbm-policy.ps1

Keep in mind the Script is built to run multiple times. It saves the password in an encrypted format in a file called: config/creds.txt If you need to execute the script with different credentials, the policycreationsettings.xml file contains the username, first change the username and then remove the config/creds.txt file.

Step 1:

Modify the following lines of code in the policycreationsettings.xml:

vCenterName vcenter@virtualmachine.local vCenterUserName vcenterUser@virtualmachine.local output C:\scripts\spbm-output.log

Step 2: Modify the following line in the spbm-policy.ps1 script:

[xml]$ConfigFile = Get-Content "C:\scripts\config\policycreationsettings.xml"

Step 3: Execute the Script

Step 4: Check vCenter to verify that the policies exist in vCenter.