VMware Batch Auto-delete virtual machine script, can set whitelist

Recently, because of the need to re-build the disaster recovery environment, before the deployment of nearly 380 virtual machines, 85% of which needs to be recycled, some virtual machines need to be retained (very annoying ah ... ), the business unit provides the IP of the virtual machine that needs to be retained, and then retains about 60 or so (it's annoying), manual recycling ... this is not my style, come on, the script is Restless (https://mianbao.cn.com/thread-358-1-1.html):

import osimport timeimport pprintfrom pysphere import viproperty from  pysphere.vi_task import vitaskfrom connect import vcenter_connection as  Confrom pysphere.resources import vimservice_services as vifrom pysphere.vi_ Virtual_machine import vivirtualmachines = con () Class vm_del ():         def __init__ (self,s):         self._ _s = s        self.__vm = none         self.__ip_path = os.path.join (Os.path.dirname (__file__), ' Ip.txt ')             def getvminfo (self):         prope = [' guest.ipaddress ', ' name ', ' Summary.runtime.powerState ',]          dict_key = {' guest.ipaddress ': ' IP ', ' name ': ' Name ', ' summary.runtime.powerState ': ' Power '}        props = s._retrieve_properties_traversal ( Property_names=prope, obj_type= ' Virtualmachine ')                  vm = {}        one _vm = dict ()                  for item in props:             for p in item. Propset:                one_vm [Dict_key.get (P.name)] = p.val             vm[one_vm.get (' name ')] = {' IP ': one_vm.get (' IP '), ' power ': one_vm.get (' power ')} &nbSp;      print vm        return  vm            def getipwhitelist (self):         ip_list = list ()          with open (Self.__ip_path)  as file:             all_ip_white_list = file.readlines ()              [ip_list.append (X.strip ())  for x in all_ip_white_list]             return ip_list         DEF POWERDOWNVM (SELF,VM):         Self.__vm = self.__s.get_vm_by_name (VM)         self.__ Vm.power_off ()   &NBsp;         def done (self):         white_list = self. Getipwhitelist ()         all_vm = self. Getvminfo ()         for x,y in all_vm.items ():             if y.get (' IP ', None)  in white_ List:                pass             elif  ' Wg_ '  in x:                 print x                 if y.get (' Power ')  ==  ' Poweredon ':              &nbsP;      self. POWERDOWNVM (x)                      print  '  |--->poeroff ..... OK '                      time.sleep (5)                      print  '  |---->del.....start '                      self. DELVM ()                      print  '  |----->del .... OK '                      time.sleep (Ten)                 else:                     print  '%s power status is %s '  %  (X, y.get (' power '))         print white_list             DEF DELVM (self):         request = vi. Destroy_taskrequestmsg ()          _this = request.new__ This (Self.__vm._mor)          _this.set_attribute_type (self.__vm._ Mor.get_attribute_type ())          request.set_element__this (_this )         ret = s._proxy. Destroy_task (Request) ._returnval                          #Wait  for the task to  finish        task = vitask (ret, s)                   status =  Task.wait_for_state ([Task. State_success, task. State_error])          if status == task. state_success:            print  " |----- ->vm successfully deleted from disk "          elif status == task. state_error:             print  "ERROR  REMOVING VM: ",  task.get_error_message ()               if __name__ ==&nbsP; " __main__ ":     vm_del = vm_del (s)     vm_del. Done ()

The experimental script, very coarse, will then be optimized, the effect is as follows, the script output:
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VC Task Display:
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VMware Batch Auto-delete virtual machine script, can set whitelist