With the latest version 1.2 of PowervRLICloud, I have added cmdlets to manage VMware CSP Org access for Aria Operations for Logs a.k.a. vRLICloud
In this blog, I will demonstrate how to manage user access to vRLICloud using PowervRLICloud.
Pre-requisites
Following are the pre-requisites
- PowervRLICloud Version 1.2
- Powershell 6/7
- Org Owner Access to vRLICloud environment
Environment Details
The cmdlets have been tested with the following environment
- Powershell 7.2 installed on Mac
- vRLICloud
Manage access to vRLICloud using PowervRLICloud
It uses CSP APIs for identity and access management https://developer.vmware.com/apis/csp/
Step 1 – Generate API Token with Organization Owner Access
Login to the CSP console at https://console.cloud.vmware.com and click your user name and select My Account > API Tokens to generate a new API Token
Step 2 – Connect using Connect-vRLI-Cloud cmdlet
Connect-vRLI-Cloud -APIToken $APIToken
Step 3 – Execute any of the following commands to manage access to CSP Org
What is PowervRLICloud?
PowervRLICloud is a PowerShell module that abstracts the VMware vRealize LogInsight Cloud APIs to a set of easily used PowerShell functions. This tool provides a comprehensive command-line environment for managing your VMware vRealize LogInsight Cloud environment
This module is not supported by VMware and comes with no warranties expressed or implied. Please test and validate its functionality before using this product in a production environment.