Export Nutanix VM inventory from Prism Central to CSV, JSON, or Markdown with Python
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Export Nutanix VM inventory from Prism Central to CSV, JSON, or Markdown with Python
Discover Nutanix cluster and subnet UUIDs from Prism Central with Python
Verify recent Nutanix recovery points and Prism Element snapshots for a VM
Create multiple Nutanix VMs from CSV through Prism Central with Python
Clean up old Nutanix recovery points and Prism Element snapshots with Python
Power on, power off, reboot, or check Nutanix VMs through Prism Central with Python
Clone Nutanix VMs through Prism Central with Python
Resize Nutanix VM CPU, RAM, and disk resources through Prism Central with Python
Run Nutanix snapshot and recovery point jobs from CSV with Python
Report failed, aborted, or long-running Nutanix Prism Central tasks
Test Nutanix Prism Central and Prism Element API reachability and read permissions
Check Nutanix VM names, descriptions, projects, and categories against simple rules
Create Nutanix VM recovery points and Prism Element snapshots with Python
Find powered-off VMs, VMs without categories, unused subnets, and other unmanaged Nutanix resources
Manage Nutanix images through Prism Central with Python
Create Nutanix Prism Central VMs with Python using cluster, subnet, VLAN, and category mappings
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