SnapShot report of Linux/Windows server using vRealize Orchestrator

This is my first vRealize Orchestrator script to pull the information of snapshots of virtual machine x hours old.

Once you are done with attibutes and input/output parameters, time to write script.

----------------------------------Code to pull snapshot report-------------------------------
ar now = new Date();

var now_minus_hours = new Date();

now_minus_hours.setHours(now.getHours() - max_hours);

var i, logtext, contentMessage ;

System.log("Listing snapshots, older than: "+ now_minus_hours);

var vms = System.getModule("com.vmware.library.vc.vm.os").getAllLinuxVMs() ;

content = "VM Name,Power State,Snapshot Name \n";

var outStr = "";

contentMessage = "Hi Team, <br> <br> PFA snapshot status of Linux servers. <br> <br> Thanks<br> Manoj";

for (i in vms)

{

                var vm = vms[i];

                if(vm.snapshot)

                {

                                var allSnaps = new Array();

                                var allParents;

                                var snapshot = vm.snapshot;

                                var Power = vm.runtime.powerState.value;

                                var rootSnapshotList = snapshot.rootSnapshotList;

                                for each (var rsnap in rootSnapshotList)

                                {

                                getSnapshotsOfVM(rsnap);

                                }

                for each (var snap in allSnaps)

                                {

                                if(snap.createTime < now_minus_hours)

                                                {

                                                                //System.log("VM Name: " + snap.vm.name + " Snapshot Name: " + snap.name + " Snapshot creation time: " + snap.createTime.toLocaleString());

                                                                logtext = snap.vm.name + "," + Power + "," + snap.name + "\n";

                                                                content = content +  logtext ;

                                                }

                                }

     }

}

function getSnapshotsOfVM(snapshotTree)

{

    allSnaps.push(snapshotTree);

    var childTrees = snapshotTree.childSnapshotList;

    if(childTrees != null) {

        for(var index in childTrees) {

            if(childTrees[index] != null) {

                getSnapshotsOfVM(childTrees[index]);

            }

        }

    }

}

var message = new EmailMessage();

// Override default settings if and only if input parameter is set

if ( smtpHost != null && smtpHost.length > 0 ){

    message.smtpHost = smtpHost;

}

if ( smtpPort != null && smtpPort > 0 ){

    message.smtpPort = smtpPort;

}

if ( fromName != null && fromName.length > 0){

    message.fromName = fromName;

}

if ( fromAddress != null && fromAddress.length > 0){

    message.fromAddress = fromAddress;

}

message.toAddress = toAddress;

message.subject = subject;

message.ccAddress = ccAddress;

message.addMimePart(contentMessage,"text/html; charset=UTF-8");

//Create Attachment

var fileAttachment = new MimeAttachment();

fileAttachment.name = "SnapShot_Linux.csv";

fileAttachment.content = content;

message.addMimePart(fileAttachment,"application/json; charset=UTF-8");

System.log( "sending mail to host: " + message.bccAddress + ":" + message.smtpPort + " with user:" + message.username + ", from:" + message.fromAddress + ", to:" + message.toAddress );

message.sendMessage();

-------------------------------End Code to pull snapshot report-----------------------------

Please replace below line if you want to pull snapshot report of Windows servers.

var vms = System.getModule("com.vmware.library.vc.vm.os").getAllWindowsVMs() ;

Blow is written since long time, you are welcome to comment here.