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new 523f3f59 Move vSphere list of location configuration options into a
separate doc file
new b43d82d9 Merge pull request #361 from algairim/improvements/vsphere
523f3f59 is described below
commit 523f3f595916acf50e2475743380509f329c7494
Author: Mykola Mandra <[email protected]>
AuthorDate: Thu Jul 7 11:25:25 2022 +0100
Move vSphere list of location configuration options into a separate doc file
Signed-off-by: Mykola Mandra <[email protected]>
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guide/locations/_vSphere.md | 17 +----------------
guide/locations/_vSphere_configuration.md | 15 +++++++++++++++
2 files changed, 16 insertions(+), 16 deletions(-)
diff --git a/guide/locations/_vSphere.md b/guide/locations/_vSphere.md
index bc0f71a3..a126160d 100644
--- a/guide/locations/_vSphere.md
+++ b/guide/locations/_vSphere.md
@@ -16,22 +16,7 @@ The vSphere Server endpoint is secured and credentials must
be provided in the v
Below are examples of configuration options that use values specific to a
vSphere server:
-* `endpoint` specifies the URL of an vRealize Automation endpoint
-* `identity` specifies the identity of the user accessing the vRealize
Automation endpoint
-* `credential` specifies the password for the user accessing the vRealize
Automation endpoint
-* `resourcePool` specifies the name of an existing resource pool by vCenter
-* `cluster` specifies the name of an existing cluster managed by vCenter
-* `datastore` specifies the name of an existing datastore managed by vCenter
-* `customDomain` specified an Active Directory domain
-* `folder` specifies the name of the folder that groups the VMs generated
based on the location blueprint
-* `imageId` specifies the identifier of the VM to clone
-* `osFamily: windows` tells Apache Brooklyn to consider it as a Windows
machine.
-* `user` , `password` specify the credentials of the cloned VM. Apache
Brooklyn uses them to log into the VM to customize it.
-* `networks` specifies a list of networks the cloned VM will be added in.
-* `cloudMachineNamer:
org.apache.brooklyn.core.location.cloud.names.CustomMachineNamer` a special
Apache Brooklyn type that provides unique VM names
-* `custom.machine.namer.machine` specifies a template for the
`cloudMachineNamer` to use when generating unique VM names
-* `vmNameMaxLength:80` tells vCenter to strip the VM name to maximum 15
characters.
-
+{% read _vSphere_configuration.md %}
The next two sections show a Linux and Windows locations examples.
diff --git a/guide/locations/_vSphere_configuration.md
b/guide/locations/_vSphere_configuration.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..92af915b
--- /dev/null
+++ b/guide/locations/_vSphere_configuration.md
@@ -0,0 +1,15 @@
+* `endpoint` specifies the URL of an vRealize Automation endpoint.
+* `identity` specifies the identity of the user accessing the vRealize
Automation endpoint.
+* `credential` specifies the password for the user accessing the vRealize
Automation endpoint.
+* `resourcePool` specifies the name of an existing resource pool by vCenter.
+* `cluster` specifies the name of an existing cluster managed by vCenter.
+* `datastore` specifies the name of an existing datastore managed by vCenter.
+* `customDomain` specified an Active Directory domain.
+* `folder` specifies the name of the folder that groups the VMs generated
based on the location blueprint.
+* `imageId` specifies the identifier of the VM to clone.
+* `osFamily: windows` tells Apache Brooklyn to consider it as a Windows
machine.
+* `user` , `password` specify the credentials of the cloned VM. Apache
Brooklyn uses them to log into the VM to customize it.
+* `networks` specifies a list of networks the cloned VM will be added in.
+* `cloudMachineNamer:
org.apache.brooklyn.core.location.cloud.names.CustomMachineNamer` a special
Apache Brooklyn type that provides unique VM names.
+* `custom.machine.namer.machine` specifies a template for the
`cloudMachineNamer` to use when generating unique VM names.
+* `vmNameMaxLength:80` tells vCenter to strip the VM name to maximum 15
characters.
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