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I have an ESXi which has 10 vm's running on it.

I need a way to get all the details of each VM, like CPU,memory and storage details.

esxcli vm process list

it lists only VM's not their details.

phileinSophos
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Indeed, the command you are currently using seems to be limited.

One solution would be to download the VMWare PowerCLI PowerShell module in order to control your ESXi host remotely from a shell. It offers a wide list of cmdlets in order to automate many processes and I am sure that it could help you out in this case.

I also, found an automated script from this tool that looks familiar to your needs.