Get An Administrative View Of A Vdc; Modify A Vdc - VMware VCLOUD API 1.0 - API Programming Manual

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The response echoes the request, and includes a Task element that tracks creation of the vDC. The network
created in Example
organization that contains this vDC, they would also appear in that element.

Get an Administrative View of a vDC

References to an organization's vDCs are contained in the Vdcs element of the Org or AdminOrg body. To get
an administrative view of a vDC, an administrator can make a GET request to its admin URL. The request
returns an AdminVdc body, similar to the one shown in the response section of Example

Modify a vDC

To modify a vDC, make a PUT request to its edit link, and supply a modified version of the Vdc body. In
Example 6‐17, the client modifies the vDC created in Example
includes the modified body in a PUT request to the edit link that was returned when the vDC was created.
The response, only part of which is shown in the example, is an AdminVdc body containing the modified
values.
Example 6-17. Modify a vDC
Request:
PUT http://vcloud.example.com/api/v1.0/admin/vdc/44
Content-Type: application/vnd.vmware.admin.vdc+xm
<AdminVdc name="org3vdc1" xmlns="http://www.vmware.com/vcloud/v1">
<Description>Example vDC</Description>
<AllocationModel>AllocationPool</AllocationModel>
<StorageCapacity>
<Units>MB</Units>
<Allocated>4096</Allocated>
<Limit>8192</Limit>
</StorageCapacity>
<ComputeCapacity>
<Cpu>
<Units>MHz</Units>
<Allocated>4096</Allocated>
<Limit>4096</Limit>
</Cpu>
<Memory>
<Units>MB</Units>
<Allocated>2048</Allocated>
<Limit>4096</Limit>
</Memory>
</ComputeCapacity>
<NicQuota>0</NicQuota>
<NetworkQuota>0</NetworkQuota>
<ProviderVdcReference type="application/vnd.vmware.admin.providervdc+xml"
</AdminVdc>
Response:
200 OK
Content-Type: application/vnd.vmware.admin.vdc+xm
...
<AdminVdc name="org26vdc1" type="application/vnd.vmware.admin.vdc+xml"
...
<Tasks>
<Task status="running" ... operation="Updating Virtual Datacenter (44)"...>
...
</Task>
</Tasks>
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6‐10 appears in the AvailableNetworks element. If you added more networks to the
name="Main Provider"
href="http://vcloud.example.com/api/v1.0/admin/providervdc/2"/>
href="http://vcloud.example.com/api/v1.0/admin/vdc/44" ...>
6‐3 to change the values in the Cpu element, then
6‐3.
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