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+This is a simple 'serverless application' that allows you to create a VM in
+an SDDC on VMware Cloud on AWS using a few cool tools including: Lambda,
+Cognito, S3, and VMware Cloud on AWS.
+
+Matt Dreyer
+August 16, 2017
+
+
+To make this work you need to do the following:
+
+1. Make sure that the vCenter in your SDDC is publicly accessible, or painfully configure Lambda
+ to run in an VPC and NAT to a specific IP address (which requires even more IAM roles for VPC access).
+2. Create a working VM, and then Clone it to an OVF template in Content Library
+3. Use the vCenter API browser to discover the UUID of the your OVF template
+4. Update the HTML in index.html to match the UUID(s) of the VMs you wish to deploy
+5. Create a new Lambda function and upload vm-request-form.zip as your code
+6. Create a new Cognito "Federated Identity" for "anonymous access"
+7. Update the javascript in index.html to match your new Cognito role
+8. Create an S3 bucket and configure it for Webhosting
+9. Upload index.html and vmc-sticker.png into your bucket
+10. Muck with IAM until Lambda and Cognito get along together
+ (required Cognito role permissions are AWSLambdaExecute and AWSLambdaRole)
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diff --git a/Scripts/VMware_Cloud_on_AWS/AWS_Integrations_Examples/Slack_Inventory/slackinventory.py b/Scripts/VMware_Cloud_on_AWS/AWS_Integrations_Examples/Slack_Inventory/slackinventory.py
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+"""
+
+Basic Tests against the Skyscraper API
+VMC API documentation available at https://vmc.vmware.com/swagger/index.html#/
+CSP API documentation is available at https://saas.csp.vmware.com/csp/gateway/api-docs
+vCenter API documentation is available at https://code.vmware.com/apis/191/vsphere-automation
+
+Matt Dreyer
+August 15, 2017
+
+You can install python 3.6 from https://www.python.org/downloads/windows/
+
+You can install the dependent python packages locally (handy for Lambda) with:
+pip install requests -t . --upgrade
+pip install simplejson -t . --upgrade
+pip install certifi -t . --upgrade
+pip install pyvim -t . --upgrade
+pip install datetime -t . --upgrade
+
+"""
+
+import requests #need this for Get/Post/Delete
+import simplejson as json #need this for JSON
+import datetime #need this for a time stamp
+
+# To use this script you need to create an OAuth Refresh token for your Org
+# You can generate an OAuth Refresh Token using the tool at vmc.vmware.com
+# https://console.cloud.vmware.com/csp/gateway/portal/#/user/tokens
+strAccessKey = "your key goes here"
+
+
+#where are our service end points
+strProdURL = "https://vmc.vmware.com"
+strCSPProdURL = "https://console.cloud.vmware.com"
+slackURL = "https://hooks.slack.com/services/T6Mrrrrr/B6TSrrrrr/RUldlEzzeY0Dy3drrrrrr"
+
+#make a datestamp
+rightnow = str(datetime.datetime.now())
+rightnow = rightnow.split(".")[0] #get rid of miliseconds
+
+
+
+
+def getAccessToken(myKey):
+ params = {'refresh_token': myKey}
+ headers = {'Content-Type': 'application/json'}
+ response = requests.post('https://console.cloud.vmware.com/csp/gateway/am/api/auth/api-tokens/authorize', params=params, headers=headers)
+ json_response = response.json()
+ access_token = json_response['access_token']
+
+ # debug only
+# print(response.status_code)
+# print(response.json())
+
+ return access_token
+
+
+
+#-------------------- Figure out which Org we are in
+def getTenantID(sessiontoken):
+
+ myHeader = {'csp-auth-token' : sessiontoken}
+
+ response = requests.get( strProdURL + '/vmc/api/orgs', headers=myHeader)
+
+# debug only
+# print(response.status_code)
+# print(response.json())
+
+# parse the response to grab our tenant id
+ jsonResponse = response.json()
+ strTenant = str(jsonResponse[0]['id'])
+
+ return(strTenant)
+
+
+#---------------Login to vCenter and get an API token
+# this will only work if the MGW firewall rules are configured appropriately
+def vCenterLogin(sddcID, tenantid, sessiontoken):
+
+ #Get the vCenter details from VMC
+ myHeader = {'csp-auth-token' : sessiontoken}
+ myURL = strProdURL + "/vmc/api/orgs/" + tenantid + "/sddcs/" + sddcID
+ response = requests.get(myURL, headers=myHeader)
+ jsonResponse = response.json()
+
+ vCenterURL = jsonResponse['resource_config']['vc_ip']
+ vCenterUsername = jsonResponse['resource_config']['cloud_username']
+ vCenterPassword = jsonResponse['resource_config']['cloud_password']
+
+
+ #Now get an API token from vcenter
+ myURL = vCenterURL + "rest/com/vmware/cis/session"
+ response = requests.post(myURL, auth=(vCenterUsername,vCenterPassword))
+ token = response.json()['value']
+ vCenterAuthHeader = {'vmware-api-session-id':token}
+
+ return(vCenterURL, vCenterAuthHeader)
+
+
+
+ #------------ Get vCenter inventory and post to slack
+def getSDDCInventory(sddcID, tenantid, sessiontoken):
+
+ #first we need to get an authentication token from vCenter
+ vCenterURL, vCenterAuthHeader = vCenterLogin(sddcID, tenantid, sessiontoken)
+
+ #now let's get a VM count
+ # for all vms use this : myURL = vCenterURL + "rest/vcenter/vm"
+ # for management vms use this: myURL = vCenterURL + "rest/vcenter/vm?filter.resource_pools=resgroup-54"
+ # for workload vms use this: myURL = vCenterURL + "rest/vcenter/vm?filter.resource_pools=resgroup-55"
+ myURL = vCenterURL + "rest/vcenter/vm"
+ response = requests.get(myURL, headers=vCenterAuthHeader)
+
+ #deal with vAPI wrapping
+ vms = response.json()['value']
+
+ poweredon = []
+ poweredoff = []
+
+ for i in vms:
+ if i['power_state'] == "POWERED_ON":
+ poweredon.append(i['name'])
+ else:
+ poweredoff.append(i['name'])
+
+ vm_on = len(poweredon)
+ vm_off = len(poweredoff)
+
+ #next let's figure out how much space we have left on the datastore
+ myURL = vCenterURL + "rest/vcenter/datastore"
+ response = requests.get(myURL, headers=vCenterAuthHeader)
+
+ #grab the workload datastore
+ datastore = response.json()['value'][1]
+ ds_total = int(datastore['capacity'])
+ ds_free = int(datastore['free_space'])
+
+ usage = int((ds_free / ds_total) * 100)
+ freeTB = ( ds_free / 1024 / 1024 / 1024 / 1024)
+
+
+ jsonSlackMessage = {'text': \
+ "SDDC Inventory Report\n" + \
+ "\t " + str(vm_on) + " Virtual Machines Running\n" + \
+ "\t " + str(vm_off) + " Virtual Machines Powered Off\n" + \
+ "\t " + str(usage) + "% Datastore Capacity Remaining (" + str(int(freeTB)) + " TB)"}
+
+ postSlack(slackURL, jsonSlackMessage)
+
+ return()
+
+#------------------ Post something to Slack
+# Slack API info can be found at https://api.slack.com/incoming-webhooks
+# https://api.slack.com/tutorials/slack-apps-hello-world
+# Need to create a new App using the Slack API App Builder -- it only needs to do one thing - catch a webhook
+
+def postSlack(slackURL, slackJSONData):
+
+ slackData = json.dumps(slackJSONData)
+
+ myHeader = {'Content-Type': 'application/json'}
+ response = requests.post(slackURL, slackData, headers=myHeader)
+
+ if response.status_code != 200:
+ raise ValueError(
+ 'Request to slack returned an error %s, the response is:\n%s'
+ % (response.status_code, response.text)
+ )
+
+ return
+
+
+
+
+#--------------------------------------------
+#---------------- Main ----------------------
+#--------------------------------------------
+def lambda_handler(event, context):
+
+ sddcID = " your id goes here"
+ tenantID = "your tenant goes here"
+
+ #Get our access token
+ sessiontoken = getAccessToken(strAccessKey)
+
+ #get the inventory and dump it to
+ getSDDCInventory(sddcID, tenantID, sessiontoken)
+
+ return
+
+#testing only
+#lambda_handler(0, 0)
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+<#
+ .NOTES
+ ===========================================================================
+ Created by: Alan Renouf
+ Date: March 27, 2018
+ Organization: VMware
+ Blog: virtu-al.net
+ Twitter: @alanrenouf
+ ===========================================================================
+
+ .DESCRIPTION
+ This will allow you to create multiple workloads in the correct locations on VMware Cloud on AWS.
+
+ .Example
+ $vCenter = "vcenter.sddc-52-53-75-20.vmc.vmware.com"
+ $vCenterUser = "cloudadmin@vmc.local"
+ $vCenterPassword = 'VMware1!'
+ $ResourcePool = "Compute-ResourcePool"
+ $Datastore = "WorkloadDatastore"
+ $DestinationFolder = "Workloads"
+ $Template = "Gold_Linux_Template"
+ $VMNamePrefix = "NEWVM"
+ $NumofVMs = 100
+ $RunASync = $true #Set this to $True to create the VMs and not wait for the result before starting the next one
+#>
+
+# ------------- VARIABLES SECTION - EDIT THE VARIABLES BELOW -------------
+$vCenter = "vcenter.sddc-123456789.vmc.vmware.com"
+$vCenterUser = "cloudadmin@vmc.local"
+$vCenterPassword = '123456789'
+$ResourcePool = "Compute-ResourcePool"
+$Datastore = "WorkloadDatastore"
+$DestinationFolder = "Workloads"
+$Template = "Gold_Linux_Template"
+$VMNamePrefix = "NEWVM"
+$NumofVMs = 100
+$RunASync = $true
+# ------------- END VARIABLES - DO NOT EDIT BELOW THIS LINE -------------
+
+# Connect to VMC vCenter Server
+$VCConn = Connect-VIServer -Server $vCenter -User $vCenterUser -Password $vCenterPassword
+
+1..$NumofVMs | Foreach-Object {
+ Write-Host "Creating $VMNamePrefix$($_)"
+ if ($RunASync){
+ New-VM -Name "$VMNamePrefix$($_)" -Template $Template -ResourcePool $ResourcePool -Datastore $datastore -Location $DestinationFolder -RunAsync
+ } Else {
+ New-VM -Name "$VMNamePrefix$($_)" -Template $Template -ResourcePool $ResourcePool -Datastore $datastore -Location $DestinationFolder
+ }
+}
