Create a Lease Policy

To create a lease policy for your deployment, you make a POST request with a project ID that has a cloud template version released to the project.

Creating a lease policy is optional. For example, you can create a lease policy to specify when you want a deployment to expire. You specify the policy with either a soft or hard lease enforcement type.

If specified with soft enforcement, the policy can be overridden and will have lower priority than policies with hard enforcement.
If specified with hard enforcement, the policy must be enforced. If strict enforcement is not possible, for example in cases of conflicting policies, the policy can be overridden but Automation Service Broker will report an error.

Prerequisites

Verify that all general prerequisites and prerequisites for the Automation Service Broker Policies service have been satisfied. See Prerequisites for API Use Case Examples.
Verify that you have the ID for a project that has the cloud template versioned and released to it. See the prerequisites section of Create and Update a Cloud Template.

Procedure

Assign the project ID variable.
```
project_id='<your_project_id>'
```

Assign a lease policy with soft enforcement to your project.

curl -X POST \
  $url/policy/api/policies?apiVersion=$api_version \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer $access_token" \
  -H 'Content-Type: application/json' \
  -d '{
    "name":"<your_lease_policy_name>",
    "projectId":"'$project_id'",
    "definition":{
        "leaseGrace":1,
        "leaseTermMax":10,
        "leaseTotalTermMax":100
    },
    "enforcementType":"SOFT",
    "typeId":"com.mycompany.policy.deployment.lease"
}' | jq "."

Example: Create a lease policy with soft enforcement

Assign variables.

Note: 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.

$ url='https://api.mgmt.cloud.vmware.com'
$ api_version='2020-08-25'
$ project_id='394a4ccb-22c6-4ef0-8c75-8b77efbefb51'

Create the soft lease policy named Sample Lease.

$ curl -X POST \
  $url/policy/api/policies?apiVersion=$api_version \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer $access_token" \
  -H 'Content-Type: application/json' \
  -d '{
    "name":"Sample Lease",
    "projectId":"'$project_id'",
    "definition":{
        "leaseGrace":1,
        "leaseTermMax":10,
        "leaseTotalTermMax":100
    },
    "enforcementType":"SOFT",
    "typeId":"com.vmware.policy.deployment.lease"
}' | jq "."

The response shows the lease policy.

{
  "id": "49893797-208c-4322-8ed5-061467674d54",
  "name": "Sample Lease",
  "typeId": "com.mycompany.policy.deployment.lease",
  "enforcementType": "SOFT",
  "orgId": "c9258a19-fef0-4431-a999-d711e1741c60",
  "projectId": "394a4ccb-22c6-4ef0-8c75-8b77efbefb51",
  "definition": {
    "leaseGrace": 1,
    "leaseTermMax": 10,
    "leaseTotalTermMax": 100
  },
  "createdAt": "2021-11-08T02:29:07.936Z",
  "createdBy": "[email protected]",
  "lastUpdatedAt": "2021-11-08T02:29:07.936Z",
  "lastUpdatedBy": "[email protected]"
}