Script Runtime Service for vSphere (SRS) enables vSphere users and services (clients) to manage PowerCLI instances and run PowerCLI scripts. SRS clients authenticate once with vSphere credentials or access token. SRS clients create PowerCLI instances and run scripts within. PowerCLI runs server-side and automatically connects to the target vCenter Servers. SRS tracks history of script outputs.

• Central place with REST API endpoint for VI Admins to run VMware PowerCLI
• Manage multiple PowerCLI instances to run commands and scripts against vCenter Servers without calling Connect-VIServer
• Interactive WebConsole to a PowerCLI instance
• Runs on Kubernetes

1.0.0

Install on a VM
Install on a Kubernetes Cluster

User Guide

Getting Started with SRS API
API Reference

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