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Download the latest version of vSphere CLI for vSphere 5.5 from here:[https://developercenter.vmware.com/web/dp/tool/vsphere_cli/5.5](https://developercenter.vmware.com/web/dp/tool/vsphere_cli/5.5)\n 2. Download the latest version of VMware OVF Tool for Linux 64-bit from here:[https://my.vmware.com/web/vmware/details?downloadGroup=OVFTOOL410&productId=491](https://my.vmware.com/web/vmware/details?downloadGroup=OVFTOOL410&productId=491)\n 3. Download the latest version of vSphere Virtual DIska Manager for Linux 64-bit from here:[https://my.vmware.com/web/vmware/details?downloadGroup=VDDK554&productId=353](https://my.vmware.com/web/vmware/details?downloadGroup=VDDK554&productId=353)\n 4. Download the latest version of the vRealize Cloud Client from here:[http://developercenter.vmware.com/web/dp/tool/cloudclient/3.1.0](http://developercenter.vmware.com/web/dp/tool/cloudclient/3.1.0)\n 5. Download / Clone the Dockerfile from this project\n\nNext, you will need to create a new directory to store the five files you have just downloaded. In this example, I have just created a simple directory called \"vmware-utils\" and here is an example of the directory structure:\n \n vmware-utils\n ├── Dockerfile\n ├── VMware-ovftool-4.1.0-2459827-lin.x86_64.bundle\n ├── VMware-vSphere-CLI-5.5.0-2043780.x86_64.tar.gz\n ├── VMware-vix-disklib-5.5.4-2454786.x86_64.tar.gz\n └── cloudclient-3.2.0-2594179-dist.zip\n \n\nNow you are ready to build your container!\n\n## [](https://github.com/alanrenouf/vmware-utils#build-container)Build Container\n\n 1. Change into the vmware-utils directory\n\n 2. Run the following command to build the Container and provide a tag for this particular build, an example would be mba811/vmware-utils\n \n $ sudo docker build -t mba811/vmware-utils .\n\n## [](https://github.com/alanrenouf/vmware-utils#run-container)Run Container\n\nOnce the Container has been sucessfully built, you can run it using the following command:\n \n $ sudo docker run --rm -it mba811/vmware-utils\n\nAt this point you are now logged into the Container that you have just built and you can see a few of the tools that have been installed\n \n root@9fcb6949d2c6:~# ls\n cloudclient-3.1.0-2375258 pyvmomi src vghetto\n\n## [](https://github.com/alanrenouf/vmware-utils#accessing-vcli-commands)Accessing vCLI Commands\n \n root@9fcb6949d2c6:~# vicfg-\n vicfg-advcfg vicfg-dns vicfg-ipsec vicfg-mpath vicfg-nics vicfg-route vicfg-syslog vicfg-volume\n vicfg-authconfig vicfg-dumppart vicfg-iscsi vicfg-mpath35 vicfg-ntp vicfg-scsidevs vicfg-user vicfg-vswitch\n vicfg-cfgbackup vicfg-hostops vicfg-module vicfg-nas vicfg-rescan vicfg-snmp vicfg-vmknic\n\n## [](https://github.com/alanrenouf/vmware-utils#accessing-vghetto-script-repository)Accessing vGhetto Script Repository\n \n root@9fcb6949d2c6:~# ls vghetto/\n README.md batch other perl php powershell puppet python ruby shell\n\n## [](https://github.com/alanrenouf/vmware-utils#accessing-ovf-tool)Accessing OVF Tool\n \n root@9fcb6949d2c6:~# ovftool\n Error: No source or target specified. Try 'ovftool --help' for more options.\n Completed with errors\n\n## [](https://github.com/alanrenouf/vmware-utils#accessing-rvc)Accessing RVC\n \n root@9fcb6949d2c6:~# rvc --help\n Install the \"ffi\" gem for better tab completion.\n Ruby vSphere Console.\n \n Usage:\n rvc [options] [username[:password]@]hostname\n \n where [options] are:\n --path= Initial directory\n --create-directory Create the initial directory if it doesn't exist\n -c, --cmd= command to evaluate\n -s, --script= file to execute\n --script-args= arguments to script (default: )\n -k, --cookie= authentication cookie file\n -q, --quiet silence unnecessary output\n -v, --version Print version and exit\n -h, --help Show this message\n\n## [](https://github.com/alanrenouf/vmware-utils#accessing-vsphere-virtual-disk-manager)Accessing vSphere Virtual Disk Manager\n \n root@9fcb6949d2c6:~# vmware-vdiskmanager\n VMware Virtual Disk Manager - build 2454786.\n Usage: vmware-vdiskmanager OPTIONS | \n Offline disk manipulation utility\n Operations, only one may be specified at a time:\n -c : create disk. Additional creation options must\n be specified. Only local virtual disks can be\n created.\n -d : defragment the specified virtual disk. Only\n local virtual disks may be defragmented.\n -k : shrink the specified virtual disk. Only local\n virtual disks may be shrunk.\n -n : rename the specified virtual disk; need to\n specify destination disk-name. Only local virtual\n disks may be renamed.\n -p : prepare the mounted virtual disk specified by\n the mount point for shrinking.\n -r : convert the specified disk; need to specify\n destination disk-type. For local destination disks\n the disk type must be specified.\n -x : expand the disk to the specified capacity. Only\n local virtual disks may be expanded.\n -R : check a sparse virtual disk for consistency and attempt\n to repair any errors.\n -e : check for disk chain consistency.\n -D : make disk deletable. This should only be used on disks\n that have been copied from another product.\n \n Other Options:\n -q : do not log messages\n \n Additional options for create and convert:\n -a : (for use with -c only) adapter type\n (ide, buslogic, lsilogic). Pass lsilogic for other adapter types.\n -s : capacity of the virtual disk\n -t : disk type id\n \n Options for remote disks:\n -h : hostname of remote server\n -u : username for remote server\n -f : file containing password\n -P : optional TCP port number (default: 902)\n -S : specifies that the source disk is remote, by default\n the remote options are assumed to refer to the\n destination.\n Disk types:\n 0 : single growable virtual disk\n 1 : growable virtual disk split in 2GB files\n 2 : preallocated virtual disk\n 3 : preallocated virtual disk split in 2GB files\n 4 : preallocated ESX-type virtual disk\n 5 : compressed disk optimized for streaming\n 6 : thin provisioned virtual disk - ESX 3.x and above\n \n The capacity can be specified in sectors, KB, MB or GB.\n The acceptable ranges:\n ide adapter : [1MB, 2040.0GB]\n scsi adapter: [1MB, 2040.0GB]\n ex 1: vmware-vdiskmanager -c -s 850MB -a ide -t 0 myIdeDisk.vmdk\n ex 2: vmware-vdiskmanager -d myDisk.vmdk\n ex 3: vmware-vdiskmanager -r sourceDisk.vmdk -t 0 destinationDisk.vmdk\n ex 4: vmware-vdiskmanager -x 36GB myDisk.vmdk\n ex 5: vmware-vdiskmanager -n sourceName.vmdk destinationName.vmdk\n ex 6: vmware-vdiskmanager -r sourceDisk.vmdk -t 4 -h esx-name.mycompany.com \\\n -u username -f passwordfile \"[storage1]/path/to/targetDisk.vmdk\"\n ex 7: vmware-vdiskmanager -k myDisk.vmdk\n ex 8: vmware-vdiskmanager -p \n (A virtual disk first needs to be mounted at )\n\n## [](https://github.com/alanrenouf/vmware-utils#accessing-govc)Accessing govc\n \n root@9fcb6949d2c6:~# govc --help\n Usage of govc:\n about\n datacenter.create\n datacenter.destroy\n datastore.cp\n datastore.download\n datastore.ls\n datastore.mkdir\n datastore.mv\n datastore.rm\n datastore.upload\n device.boot\n device.cdrom.add\n device.cdrom.eject\n device.cdrom.insert\n device.connect\n device.disconnect\n device.floppy.add\n device.floppy.eject\n device.floppy.insert\n device.info\n device.ls\n device.remove\n device.scsi.add\n device.serial.add\n device.serial.connect\n device.serial.disconnect\n guest.chmod\n guest.download\n guest.getenv\n guest.kill\n guest.ls\n guest.mkdir\n guest.mktemp\n guest.ps\n guest.rm\n guest.rmdir\n guest.start\n guest.upload\n host.esxcli\n host.info\n host.portgroup.add\n host.portgroup.remove\n host.vswitch.add\n host.vswitch.info\n host.vswitch.remove\n import.ova\n import.ovf\n import.vmdk\n license.add\n license.list\n license.remove\n ls\n pool.change\n pool.create\n pool.destroy\n pool.info\n version\n vm.change\n vm.create\n vm.destroy\n vm.disk.attach\n vm.disk.create\n vm.info\n vm.ip\n vm.network.add\n vm.network.change\n vm.power\n vm.question\n vm.vnc\n\n## [](https://github.com/alanrenouf/vmware-utils#accessing-vcloud-air-cli)Accessing vCloud Air CLI\n \n root@9fcb6949d2c6:~# vca\n Usage: vca [OPTIONS] COMMAND [ARGS]...\n \n VMware vCloud Air Command Line Interface.\n \n Options:\n -p, --profile Profile id\n -v, --version Show version\n -d, --debug Enable debug\n -j, --json Results as JSON object\n -x, --xml Results as XML document\n -i, --insecure Perform insecure SSL connections\n -h, --help Show this message and exit.\n \n Commands:\n catalog Operations with Catalogs\n example vCloud Air CLI Examples\n firewall Operations with Edge Gateway Firewall Rules\n gateway Operations with Edge Gateway\n instance Operations with Instances\n login Login to a vCloud service\n logout Logout from a vCloud service\n nat Operations with Edge Gateway NAT Rules\n network Operations with Networks\n org Operations with Organizations\n plan Operations with Instances\n status Show current status\n vapp Operations with vApps\n vdc Operations with Virtual Data Centers (vdc)\n vm Operations with Virtual Machines (VMs)\n\n## [](https://github.com/alanrenouf/vmware-utils#accessing-vcloud-air-raas)Accessing vCloud Air RaaS\n \n root@9fcb6949d2c6:~# RaaSCLI\n \n Missing operation!\n \n \n Usage: /usr/local/bin/RaaSCLI operation [option1] [option2]\n \n operations: 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