Hello,

Yes, you can manage VMWare host with PowerShell, even stand alone ESXi.

First, you need to download “VMware vSphere PowerCLI“.

And then, you can do something like this :

Add-PSSnapin vmware.vimautomation.core
Connect-VIServer HOST1,HOST2,HOST3 -User root -Password root
Get-VM | % {
$Obj = New-Object PSObject -Property @{
'Hote'       = $_.VMHost
'VMName'     = $_.Name
'Version VM' = $_.Version
'vCPU'       = $_.NumCpu
'RAM (GB)'   = $_.MemoryGB
'Disk1'      = $_.harddisks[0].CapacityGB
'Disk2'      = $_.harddisks[1].CapacityGB
'Disk3'      = $_.harddisks[2].CapacityGB
'Disk4'      = $_.harddisks[3].CapacityGB
}
Write-Output $Obj
} | Out-GridView

You can have a look at all the cmdlets available : (You need to add the snapin before)

Get-Command -Module vmware.vimautomation.core