Description: The Start-VM cmdlet starts a virtual machine in virtualization environments like Hyper-V using PowerShell. This command allows system administrators and developers to efficiently manage virtual machines, facilitating their startup and operation. When executing Start-VM, you can specify the name of the virtual machine you want to start, providing precise control over the virtual environment. This cmdlet is part of a broader set of PowerShell tools that enable automation and management of resources in cloud and on-premises environments. Its use is essential in the management of modern IT infrastructures, where virtualization plays a crucial role in optimizing resources and reducing operational costs. Additionally, Start-VM easily integrates with other PowerShell cmdlets, allowing for the creation of complex scripts for managing multiple virtual machines simultaneously, thus improving operational efficiency and responsiveness to changes in resource demand.
