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README.md

vLCM/Cluster/Installed_Images

This directory contains samples of the cluster-level vLCM installed images API

The installed images API provides a way to easily see the software running on hosts in a given cluster. This API will scan the hosts in the target cluster and generate a report detailing what images are being run. These images are organized into three categories: "highest versioned image", "most widely used image", and "hostImageList" which just contains the rest of the images.

APIs

POST

The extract POST method triggers the installed images workflow, which is an asynchronous operation. This API returns a task ID which can be used to monitor the progress of the task.

GET

This GET method is a synchronous operation and it returns the most recently generated installed images report for the cluster corresponding to the provided MoID.

Running the samples

To view the available command-line options:

python samples/vsphere/vcenter/vlcm/cluster/installed_images/installed_images.py -h

To run the sample:

$ python samples/vsphere/vcenter/vlcm/cluster/installed_images/installed_images.py -v -s <vCenter server IP> -u <username> -p <password> --cluster <cluster MoID>