Python vSphere Client with a dialog(1) interface
PVC is an interactive text-mode VMware vSphere Client with a dialog(1) interface for GNU/Linux systems built on top of the pyVmomi VMware vSphere API Python bindings.
Using PVC allows you to quickly navigate in your VMware vSphere environment and perform common tasks against various VMware vSphere Managed Entities.
PVC is Open Source and licensed under the BSD License.
Status
Experimental. PVC is in early development stage. Using PVC in a production environment is not (yet) recommended.
Contributions
PVC is hosted on Github. Please contribute by reporting issues, suggesting features or by sending patches using pull requests.
Documentation
The online documentation of PVC can be found at the link below:
At the above link you can also find example screenshots of using PVC in a VMware vSphere environment.
With Docker
It is possible to use a docker using for example:
docker run -i -t –rm –dns=8.8.8.8 -h=pvc-v0.1.1 –name pvc marioezquerro/pvc:v0.1.1 /usr/local/bin/pvc-tui
Bugs
Probably. If you experience a bug issue, please report it to the PVC issue tracker on Github.
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