Before performing any task using API services, you must review the prerequisites. General prerequisites apply to all services. Prerequisites that are service-specific are common to all endpoints for the service, but may vary depending upon the service role for example, administrator or user.
See Organization and service user roles in VMware Aria Automation.
General prerequisites for all services
Before performing any task for any service, the following prerequisites must be satisfied:
- Verify that you have an active access token. See Getting Your Authentication Token.
- Verify that the URL variable is assigned.
url='https://api.mgmt.cloud.vmware.com'
If your organization uses an API service that is hosted outside of the United States, your URL variable must include a country abbreviation. See Regional Endpoints for VMware Aria Automation APIs.
Prerequisites specific to API services
Product: Service | Service prerequisites | Role-specific prerequisites |
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Automation Assembler: Blueprint service To access the Swagger documentation for the Blueprint API, see https://www.mgmt.cloud.vmware.com/blueprint/api/swagger/ui/. |
Verify that the Blueprint API version variable is assigned as in the following example.
api_version='2019-09-12'
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Verify that you are at least an organization member in VMware Aria Automation with a Automation Assembler administrator service role. |
Automation Service Broker: Catalog service To access the Catalog API, see https://www.mgmt.cloud.vmware.com/deployment/api/swagger/swagger-ui.html?urls.primaryName=catalog. |
Verify that the Catalog API version variable is assigned as in the following example.
api_version='2020-08-25'
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Verify that you are at least an organization member in VMware Aria Automation with a Automation Service Broker administrator service role. |
Automation Pipelines: Pipelines service To access the Swagger documentation for the Pipelines API, see https://www.mgmt.cloud.vmware.com/pipeline/api/swagger/swagger-ui.html. |
Verify that the Pipelines API version variable is assigned as in the following example.
api_version='2019-10-17'
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Verify that you are at least an organization member in VMware Aria Automation with a Automation Pipelines administrator service role. |
Automation Service Broker: Deployment service To access the Swagger documentation for the Deployment API, see https://www.mgmt.cloud.vmware.com/deployment/api/swagger/swagger-ui.html?urls.primaryName=deployments.
Note: For the
Automation Assembler: Deployment service, use the prerequisites for the
Automation Assembler: Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) service.
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Verify that the Deployment API version variable is assigned as in the following example.
api_version='2020-08-25'
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Verify that you are at least an organization member in VMware Aria Automation with a Automation Service Broker administrator service role. |
Automation Assembler: Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) service To access the Swagger documentation for the IaaS API, see https://www.mgmt.cloud.vmware.com/iaas/api/swagger/ui/. |
Verify that the IaaS API version variable is assigned as in the following example.
api_version='2021-07-15'
If you do not assign a value to the apiVersion variable or you assign it to a value other than 2021-07-15, the IaaS API behavior will default to value of the previous version or 2019-01-15. |
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Automation Service Broker: Policies service To access the Swagger documentation for the Policies API, see https://www.mgmt.cloud.vmware.com/deployment/api/swagger/swagger-ui.html?urls.primaryName=policies. |
Verify that the Policies API version is assigned as in the following example.
api_version='2020-08-25'
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Verify that you are at least an organization member in VMware Aria Automation with a Automation Service Broker administrator service role. |
All products: Project service To access the Swagger documentation for the Projects API, see https://www.mgmt.cloud.vmware.com/project/api/swagger/swagger-ui.html. |
Verify that the Projects API version variable is assigned as in the following example.
api_version='2019-01-15'
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Verify that you are at least an organization member in VMware Aria Automation with an administrator service role. |