vsphere-capacity-manager-data

vcmd coordinates the live data between vSphere and the infrastructure it is running upon - in our case IBM Cloud.

Secrets

Two json files need to be created prior to executing. One for all the vSphere environments and another for all the IBM Cloud accounts where the vSphere environments reside.

IBM Cloud

{
  "ibm-account-name": {
    "Username": "",
    "ApiToken": ""
  },
  "ibm-account-name-2": {
    "Username": "",
    "ApiToken": ""
  }
}

vSphere

{
  "vcenter-hostname": {
    "Username": "",
    "Password": ""
  },
  "vcenter2-hostname": {
    "Username": "",
    "Password": ""
  }
}

Executing vcmd

$ ./bin/vcmd generate --help
Generate Failure Domains, Capacity data and IBM Cloud subnets

Usage:
  vcmd generate [flags]

Flags:
  -h, --help               help for generate
  -i, --ibmcloud string    vCenter JSON Auth File (default "ibmcloud.json")
  -m, --manifests string   Manifests output path (default "./manifests")
  -p, --pg string          Port Group substring defaults to ci-vlan- (default "ci-vlan-")
  -6, --subnet6 string     IPv6 Subnet defaults to fd65:a1a8:60ad (default "fd65:a1a8:60ad")
  -v, --vcenter string     vCenter JSON Auth File (default "vcenter.json")

./bin/vcmd -i ./secrets/ibmcloud.json -v ./secrets/vcenter.json -p "ci-vlan-" -6 "fd65:a1a8:60ad" -m ./manifests