InlineComputeManager1

JSON Example

{
    "access_level_for_oidc": "string",
    "create_service_account": false,
    "credential": {
        "credential_type": "string"
    },
    "extension_certificate": "CertificateData Object",
    "multi_nsx": false,
    "origin_properties": [
        "KeyValuePair Object"
    ],
    "origin_type": "string",
    "reverse_proxy_https_port": 0,
    "server": "string",
    "set_as_oidc_provider": false
}

string

access_level_for_oidc

Optional

Constraints: default: FULL

Specifies the maximum access level allowed for calls from compute manager to NSX using the OIDC provider.

Possible values are : FULL, LIMITED,

boolean

create_service_account

Optional

Enable this flag to create service account user on compute manager. This is required by features such as vSphere Lifecycle Manager for authentication with vAPIs from nsx.

LoginCredential

credential

Optional

Base type for various login credential types

CertificateData

extension_certificate

Optional

extension_certificate

boolean

multi_nsx

Optional

Enable this flag to manage same compute manager by multiple nsx.

array of KeyValuePair

origin_properties

Optional

Key-Value map of additional specific properties of compute manager

string

origin_type

Required

Compute manager type like vCenter

integer As int64 As int64

reverse_proxy_https_port

Optional

Constraints: minimum: 1 maximum: 65535 default: 443

Specifies https port of the reverse proxy to connect to compute manager. For e.g. In case of VC, this port can be retrieved from this config file /etc/vmware-rhttpproxy/config.xml.

string As hostname-or-ip As hostname-or-ip

server

Required

IP address or hostname of compute manager

boolean

set_as_oidc_provider

Optional

If the compute manager is VC and need to set set as OIDC provider for NSX then this flag should be set as true. This is specific to wcp feature, should be enabled when this feature is being used.

Used By

ComputeManager