I have done same blogposts that includes the usage of the MDT Monitor:

https://deploymentbunny.com/2013/03/06/powershell-is-king-i-need-to-monitor-os-deployment-in-mdt-2012-not-using-deployment-workbench/

https://deploymentbunny.com/2013/12/09/nice-to-know-dumping-mdt-monitor-data-to-a-webpage-using-powershell/

https://deploymentbunny.com/2013/12/13/nice-to-know-dumping-mdt-monitor-data-to-a-webpage-using-powershell-update/

and they all use the same basic function.

During class last week I’ve got the question (You know who you are) –Is it possible to get the Dart information? and just two days later I’ve got on other question on how to extract the Step name, so, here it is a slightly updated and modified PowerShell function that will extract data from the MDT Monitor OData feed without the use of any MDT binary’s.

The updated Function:

Function Get-MDTOData{
    <#
    .Synopsis
        Function for getting MDTOdata
    .DESCRIPTION
        Function for getting MDTOdata
    .EXAMPLE
        Get-MDTOData -MDTMonitorServer MDTSERVER01
    .NOTES
        Created:	 2016-03-07
        Version:	 1.0

        Author - Mikael Nystrom
        Twitter: @mikael_nystrom
        Blog   : http://deploymentbunny.com

    .LINK
        http://www.deploymentbunny.com
    #>
    Param(
    $MDTMonitorServer
    ) 
    $URL = "http://" + $MDTMonitorServer + ":9801/MDTMonitorData/Computers"
    $Data = Invoke-RestMethod $URL
    foreach($property in ($Data.content.properties) ){
        $Hash =  [ordered]@{ 
            Name = $($property.Name); 
            PercentComplete = $($property.PercentComplete.’#text’); 
            Warnings = $($property.Warnings.’#text’); 
            Errors = $($property.Errors.’#text’); 
            DeploymentStatus = $( 
            Switch($property.DeploymentStatus.’#text’){ 
                1 { "Active/Running"} 
                2 { "Failed"} 
                3 { "Successfully completed"} 
                Default {"Unknown"} 
                }
            );
            StepName = $($property.StepName);
            TotalSteps = $($property.TotalStepS.'#text')
            CurrentStep = $($property.CurrentStep.'#text')
            DartIP = $($property.DartIP);
            DartPort = $($property.DartPort);
            DartTicket = $($property.DartTicket);
            VMHost = $($property.VMHost.'#text');
            VMName = $($property.VMName.'#text');
            LastTime = $($property.LastTime.'#text') -replace "T"," ";
            StartTime = $($property.StartTime.’#text’) -replace "T"," "; 
            EndTime = $($property.EndTime.’#text’) -replace "T"," "; 
            }
        New-Object PSObject -Property $Hash
    }
}

And is here some examples on how you can use the data:

Pure Vanilla Commandline:

Get-MDTOData -MDTMonitorServer SRVMDT01

Using GridView

Get-MDTOData -MDTMonitorServer SRVMDT01 | Out-GridView

Create a WebPage

$Title = "ViaMonstra Deployment Status"
$Head = "<style>"
$Head = $Head + "BODY{background-color:peachpuff;}"
$Head = $Head + "TABLE{border-width: 2px;border-style: solid;border-color: black;border-collapse: collapse;}"
$Head = $Head + "TH{border-width: 1px;padding: 0px;border-style: solid;border-color: black;background-color:thistle}"
$Head = $Head + "TD{border-width: 1px;padding: 0px;border-style: solid;border-color: black}"
$Head = $Head + "</style>"

Get-MDTOData -MDTMonitorServer SRVMDT01 | Sort -Property Name |
ConvertTo-Html  `
-Title $Title  `
-Head $Head  `
-Body (Get-Date -UFormat "%Y-%m-%d - %T ")  `
-PreContent "<H2>$Title for: $ENV:COMPUTERNAME </H2><P>Generated by Power of the Force</P>"  `
-PostContent "<P>For details, contact support@viamonstra.com</P>"  `
-Property Name,PercentComplete,Warnings,Errors,DeploymentStatus,StepName,TotalSteps,CurrentStep,DartIP,DartPort,DartTicket,VMHost,VMName,LastTime,StartTime,EndTime |
ForEach {
if($_ -like "*<td>Successfully completed</td>*"){$_ -replace "<tr>", "<tr bgcolor=green>"}
elseif($_ -like "*<td>Failed</td>*"){$_ -replace "<tr>", "<tr bgcolor=red>"}
else{$_}
} > C:\inetpub\wwwroot\default.htm 

You can also download and use this Module directly from https://www.powershellgallery.com/packages/GetMDTOdataModule/1.0 by running the following command in PowerShell (version 5)

Find-Module GetMDTOdataModule | Install-Module -Scope CurrentUser

/mike