VMware VCLOUD API 1.0 - TECHNICAL NOTE, Руководство по программированию

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Chapter 6 Administrative Operations
<ComputeCapacity>
<Cpu>
<Units>MHz</Units>
<Allocated>4096</Allocated>
<Limit>4096</Limit>
</Cpu>
...
</ComputeCapacity>
...
</AdminVdc>
Enable or Disable a vDC
An administrator can use the enable or disable action links in an AdminVdc body to enable or disable a vDC.
The request and response are similar to those shown in Example 6 ‐ 7 on page 98 . The enablement state of the
vDC is shown in its IsEnabled element.
Remove a vDC
Before you can remove a vDC, you must disable it. After the vDC has been disabled, its representation includes
a rel="remove" link. An administrator can make a DELETE request to that link to remove a vDC from an
organization.
Example 6-18. Remove a vDC
Request:
DELETE http://vcloud.example.com/api/v1.0/admin/vdc/6
Response:
202 Accepted
Content-Type: application/vnd.vmware.vcloud.task+xml
...
<Task ... operation="Deleted Virtual Datacenter (6)" ...>
...
</Task>
Catalog Administration
A newly created organization has no catalogs in it. An organization administrator must create them and
specify their scope before items can be catalogued. You do not have to be an administrator to add or remove
CatalogItem elements. See “Cataloging vApp Templates and Media Images” on page 54.
Create a Catalog
Every organization has an add URL for catalogs. An administrator can create a catalog by POSTing a Catalog
body to this URL. Example 6 ‐ 19 does this, using the URL in this Link shown in Example 6 ‐ 3 .
<Link rel="add" type="application/vnd.vmware.admin.xml"
href="http://vcloud.example.com/api/v1.0/admin/org/26/catalogs"/>
The response echoes the request, and includes these additions created by the server.

A URL (the value of the href attribute of the response body) that references the new catalog.

Links that a client can use to request operations like add an item to the catalog, edit catalog properties, or
remove the catalog.

A link to the alternate (user) view of this catalog

An empty CatalogItems element