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# vNugglets PowerShell Module
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Contents:
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-[QuickStart](#quickStart)
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-[Examples](#examplesSection)
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-[ChangeLog](#changelog)
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This is the PowerShell module created from the nugglets from [vNugglets.com](http://vNugglets.com). This repo is meant to be a place where the vNugglets.com code can reside, separate from the blog, for easier/central consumption and collaboration.
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Some of the functionality provided by the cmdlets in this module:
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- Datastore evacuation, template evacuation from VMHosts
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- Mining virtual portgroup information (cluster-locations)
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### QuickStart
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Chomping at the bit to get going with using this module? Of course you are! Go like this:
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- download the module, either from the latest release's .zip file on the [vNugglets.Utility Releases](https://github.com/vNugglets/vNuggletsPSMod/releases) page, or by cloning the project to some local folder with Git via:
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or, if the vNugglets.Utility module folder is not in your `Env:\PSModulePath`, specify the whole path to the module folder, like:
There are examples of some of the usages of the cmdlets in this PowerShell module at the module's GitHub Pages page [https://vNugglets.github.io/vNuggletsPSMod](https://vNugglets.github.io/vNuggletsPSMod/)
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-`Get-Command -Module <moduleName>`
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-`Get-Help -Full <cmdlet-name>`
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### ChangeLog
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The [ChangeLog](ChangeLog.md) for this module is, of course, a log of the major changes through the module's hitory. Enjoy the story.
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