Last Updated: 24-Jun-2026
Interacting with the public APIs of a VMware Cloud Foundation platform enables organizations to build custom end-to-end automation for their needs. The first step in the process involves obtaining an authentication token. A …
Read More- In this procedure, we will use the /v1/users API exposed via the VCF.PowerCLI module
VMware.Sdk.Vcf.SddcManagerto assign/delete roles to users or groups in SDDC Manager based on the identity provider defined within the VCF Single Sign-On domain. …
Read More - If like me you're always looking for opportunities to replace manual repetitive steps with automation then this post is for you! Here I've documented the location of various OpenAPI specification files for components of VMware Cloud Foundation 9.0 …
Read More VCF PowerCLI 9.0 now includes a module called
VMware.Sdk.Vcf.SddcManager, this modules contains auto-generated cmdlets to support SDDC Manager Public APIs. Use can use this post as a quick reference guide.Connecting to a SDDC Manager Instance with …
Read MoreIn this procedure, we will use the /v1/vcf-services API to retrieve service details for a SDDC Manager instance.
SDDC Manager APIs Used
- POST /v1/tokens
- GET /v1/vcf-services
Obtaining Service Details for all Services from SDDC Manager
Procedure …
Read MoreIn this post we will use curl to view the details of a Network Pool in SDDC Manager.
SDDC Manager APIs Used
- POST /v1/tokens
- GET /v1/network-pools
View All Network Pools Configured in SDDC Manager
In this procedure we will authenticate to SDDC …
Read More- Interacting with the Public APIs for SDDC Manager can be achieved in many ways, my normal goto is PowerCLI but that requires the installation of the required modules and of course PowerShell itself to be available on either the component your wanting …
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