Print "Encoded data present in %s" % file_name+"_b64_encoded" With open(file_name + "_b64_encoded", "w") as of:
Print "Error reading data from %s" % file_name
Please modify to fit your environment: import base64 There are multiple ways to convert a script to an encoded format here’s an example to do it in Python. The API expects the customization payload to be encoded in base64. Please refer to the images list endpoint documentation for information on the required payload and expected response. The UUID references to the said images can be obtained by issuing a LIST API request on images endpoint. For information regarding this announceement, please see the Nutanix Community article titled Nutanix Just Made AHV Image Management Painless. In the course of this write up it’s assumed that any image referred to has been uploaded, registered and is available via Image Service on Prism Central. Pre-Requirements Having Boot Disks Available as Images in Prism Central Let’s look at examples around how the spec has to be populated when customizing guests. Please refer to the vms POST documentation for how the complete VM spec has to be populated for creating a VM. In order to customize guests via v3 API, one has to make a POST request to the vms endpoint.
WEILAD NUTANI PATCHES WINDOWS
The mechanism to customize a guest depends on the Guest OS Cloud Init is used for customizing Linux Guests and SysPrep is used for Windows Guests. This can be achieved via the Guest Customization functionality which allows users to have OS customization while creating a VM from AHV Image or Cloning an existing VM. However, in certain deployments, there is a need to make changes specific to a particular instance.
WEILAD NUTANI PATCHES SOFTWARE
As per their organisational security standards, users can have base images with the necessary software and patches installed in the Guest OS. Using the AHV Image Services and Clone functionality, users can reduce the amount of time needed to bring up an AHV Virtual Machine (VM). This article provides an introduction to the nature of Guest Customization support for AHV VMs and how one can configure this using the Prism Central v3 APIs.