![]() ![]() The following represents a workspace called "Main" that has no configurations or resource pools. Machine Organization Need to add this example. This is a rough analog to the Managed Object Reference structure of the VIPERL SDK without the generic interface for retireval.īelow are some of the commoned return value types and example values. Many of the methods return hash references or arrays of hash references that contain information about a specific "object" or concept on the Lab Manager server. Lab Manager is a product created by VMware that provides development and test teams with a virtual environment to deploy systems and networks of systems in a short period of a time. You can also get lists of configurations and guest information as well. Using this module you can checkout, deploy, undeploy and delete configurations. Intended Audience This guide is intended for VMware vSphereTM administrators and current vCenter Lab Manager and vCenter Stage Manager administrators. It has a one-to-one mapping for most of the commands exposed in the external API as well as a many commands exposed in the internal API. 5 The Lab Manager Installation and Upgrade Guide includes installation, upgrade, and configuration tasks for VMware© vCenterTM Lab Manager. This module provides a Perl interface to VMware's Labmanager SOAP interface. Print $labman->getLastSOAPError() DESCRIPTION My $ret = $labman->ConfigurationDelete($chkd_out_id) # You really should be sure before doing this :) My $ret = $labman->ConfigurationUndeploy($chkd_out_id) My $ret = $labman->ConfigurationDeploy($checked_out_config_id,4) # The 4 is for the fencemode My $checked_out_config_id = $labman->ConfigurationCheckout($lib_config_id,"NEW_WORKSPACE_NAME") My $config = $labman->GetSingleConfigurationByName("m圜onfigName") This plugin add to Jenkins CI a way to control Virtual Machines hosted on VMware Lab Manager.You can configure a Jenkins Slave, selecting a virtual machine from a Organization / Workspace / Configuration triplet, in this way, when you need to build a Job on a specific Slave, this VM will be startup up and shutdown or suspended again after. That said it seems like it should be possible to release a VM but Im not familiar enough with Lab Manager to be able to say whether that is true or not. In a worst case scenario you could use VMware Converter to make another copy of the VM that is not managed by Lab Manager. # Get the id of the config you are going to check out Add VMware Lab Manager support to Jenkins. Then shut down the original managed VM and just power up the clone. My $labman = new VMware::API::LabManager ( $username, $password, $server, $orgname, $workspace ) This module has been developed against VMware vCenter Lab Manager 4.0 (4.)Ĭode to checkout, deploy, undeploy and delete a configuration: use VMware::API::LabManager VMware::API::LabManager - The VMware LabManager API SYNOPSIS "Object reference not set to an instance of an object.". ![]() "Server was unable to read the request. ![]()
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