Just a quick one today and I’m only putting it up here because it’s a one-liner and they always make me smile 
Of the multiple clusters on one vCenter server that I’m working on, one of them has some resource pools that we don’t really need. Rather than dragging and dropping a few dozen VMs from one resource pool to the root resource pool of the cluster in the vSphere client I thought I’d use PowerCLI.
Get-ResourcePool -name "MyResourcePool" | Get-VM | Move-VM -Destination (Get-Cluster -name "MyCluster" | Get-ResourcePool -name "Resources")
Job Done!
Michael Poore is a Senior Consultant for Virtual Clarity, a small virtualisation / cloud consultancy based in London and San Francisco. Michael works on all aspects of datacenter virtualisation, automation, orchestration and management for various global companies. He started the vSpecialist blog in 2008 and convinced co-author Jeremy Bowman to join in over a beer a while later.
