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Manage Provisioned Deployments
You can use the REST API catalog service to log in to vRealize Automation and view information about
provisioned resources .
Prerequisites
Note The vRealize Automation REST API does not support custom resource actions template API calls.
However, you can perform custom resource actions programmatically by using the vRealize Automation
Cloud Client.
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Log in to vRealize Automation as a business group manager.
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Verify that the host name and fully qualied domain name of the vRealize Automation instance are
available.
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Verify that you have a valid HTTP bearer token that matches your login credentials. See Chapter 2,
“REST API Authentication,” on page 9.
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Obtain the business group subtenant ID values to specify on the command line. See “Syntax for Geing
Deployment Details,” on page 89.
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Syntax for Geing Deployment Details on page 89
You can use the REST API catalog service to identify provisioned items from a given request.
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Syntax for Navigating to the Children of a Deployed Resource on page 92
Use the GET: Child Resources link to retrieve a list of the child nodes of a deployment, including
virtual machines, networks, and other objects you may have congured on the design canvas.
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Perform a Day 2 Action: Power O on page 98
You can use the REST API catalog service to perform a power o action. For simple actions that
require no user input, the process is straightforward.
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