Monitoring System Health Checks in Hyper-V with PowerShell

# Define the Hyper-V host
$hyperVHost = "localhost"  # You may replace with the hostname or IP address of your Hyper-V host

# Get all virtual machines from the Hyper-V host
$vms = Get-VM -ComputerName $hyperVHost
Write-Host "Found $($vms.Count) virtual machines on host $hyperVHost."

# Check CPU usage for each virtual machine
foreach ($vm in $vms) {
    $cpuUsage = Get-VMProcessor -VM $vm
    Write-Host "$($vm.Name) CPU Usage: $($cpuUsage.LoadPercentage)%"
}

# Check Memory usage for each virtual machine
foreach ($vm in $vms) {
    $memory = Get-VMMemory -VM $vm
    Write-Host "$($vm.Name) Memory Assigned: $($memory.MemoryStartup) MB - Memory Demand: $($memory.MemoryDemand) MB"
}

# Check Disk space for each virtual machine
foreach ($vm in $vms) {
    $hardDisks = Get-VMHardDiskDrive -VM $vm
    foreach ($disk in $hardDisks) {
        $diskSize = Get-VHD -Path $disk.Path
        Write-Host "$($vm.Name) Disk: $($disk.Path) - Size: $([math]::round($diskSize.FileSize/1GB, 2)) GB - Used: $([math]::round($diskSize.Size/1GB, 2)) GB"
    }
}

# Summary output
Write-Host "Health checks completed for virtual machines on host $hyperVHost."
Write-Host "Please ensure that you monitor any instances where usage exceeds expected thresholds."