Using Dynamic Resource Scheduling
In the preceding examples, for Lab Cluster
, DRS is not enabled. So, first we will enable DRS for this cluster. In the following example, we have enabled DRS and the default automation level is FullyAutomated
:

Next, we will change the automation level using the DrsAutomationLevel
property. The valid values that we can use are as follows:
FullyAutomated
Manual
PartiallyAutomated
In this example, we will change the value to PartiallyAutomated
:

We can use the Get-DrsRecommendation
cmdlet to get the DRS recommendations for a cluster. For example, to get the DRS recommendation, we can run the following command:
PS C:\> Get-DrsRecommendation -Cluster 'Lab Cluster' -Refresh
This will refresh the cluster and show the recommendations, as shown in the following example:

Next, we will discuss the advanced settings of a DRS cluster.