Skip to end of metadata
Go to start of metadata

You are viewing an old version of this page. View the current version.

Compare with Current View Page History

« Previous Version 10 Next »

Introduction

Inventory reports are useful to provide an offline overview of your virtual machines. When you submit an inventory report request, a CSV or JSON file will be generated with the selected attributes.

Step-by-step guide using the VSS Portal

The VSS Portal only supports CSV format. To submit a VM inventory report in JSON format, please use the VSS CLI.

  1. Login to https://vss-portal.eis.utoronto.ca

  2. Click on the gear icon at the top-right corner

     to expand the menu.

  3. Select VM Inventory and a window will show up listing a few default fields:

  4. To add more fields, just type it for instance typing "VMware Tools" will show something like:

  5. Select the field as desired in order to add it to the list:

  6. To submit the task, click on EXPORT

  7. Follow up the report by going to the request history section.

  8. When the report file is ready, click on the icon. 

Step-by-step guide using the VSS CLI

  1. Login to https://vss-cli.eis.utoronto.ca with your VSS Credentials or use your local VSS CLI install.

  2. Submit an inventory report with the vss-cli compute inventory mk command as follows:

    vss-cli compute inventory mk vmtRunning vmtVersion --format csv
  3. Download inventory report:

    vss-cli compute inventory dl <id>
    file                : ./34ad21c5-d341-4078-811a-e782ac04f5b2.csv
  4. Use any tool like csvfix, ExcelNumbers or OpenOffice to load the data

    csvfix printf -fmt "%s %s %s"  34ad21c5-d341-4078-811a-e782ac04f5b2.csv
    vmtVersion vmtRunning name
    guestToolsCurrent guestToolsRunning 1712T-loving_colden_2
    guestToolsNotInstalled guestToolsNotRunning 1610Q-cocky_torvalds_12


Filter by label

There are no items with the selected labels at this time.




  • No labels