Verify User Roles

To use the API, a
VMware Aria Automation
user must be an organization member with at least a user service role. You use the access token to verify user roles.
Verify that you have an access token. See Get Your Access Token for the VMware Aria Automation API.
  1. Assign values to the variables for the hostname of your
    VMware Aria Automation
    instance, your user name, and your password.
    url='http://<
    FQDN
    >' username='<
    your_username
    >' password='<
    your_password
    >'
  2. Get your organization ID.
    curl -X GET \ "$url/csp/gateway/am/api/loggedin/user/orgs" \ -H "csp-auth-token: $access_token"
  3. Examine the response and assign the organization ID variable.
    org_id='<
    your_org_id
    >'
  4. Get your organization role.
    curl -X GET \ $url/csp/gateway/am/api/loggedin/user/orgs/$org_id/roles \ -H "csp-auth-token: $access_token" | jq "."
    The name field displays the organization role and must be either
    org_owner
    or
    org_member
    .
  5. Get your service role.
    curl -X GET \ $url/csp/gateway/am/api/loggedin/user/orgs/$org_id/service-roles \ -H "csp-auth-token: $access_token" | jq "."
    The serviceRolesNames field displays the service role for each service and must be at least
    user
    .
Verify User Roles
Using the access token previously obtained and assigned, verify user roles. See Get Your Access Token for the VMware Aria Automation API.
Assign variables.
# url='https://appliance.company.com' # username='user@example.local' # password='example_password'
Get your organization ID.
# curl -X GET \ "$url/csp/gateway/am/api/loggedin/user/orgs" \ -H "csp-auth-token: $access_token"
The response shows the organization ID.
{ "refLinks": [ "/csp/gateway/am/api/orgs/7f8c518a-65f5-494b-b714-f7e349957a30" ], "items": [ { "name": "DEFAULT-ORG", "displayName": "DEFAULT-ORG", "refLink": "/csp/gateway/am/api/orgs/7f8c518a-65f5-494b-b714-f7e349957a30", "id": "7f8c518a-65f5-494b-b714-f7e349957a30", "metadata": null, "parentRefLink": null } ] }
Assign the organization ID variable.
# org_id='7f8c518a-65f5-494b-b714-f7e349957a30'
Verify the organization role.
# curl -X GET \ $url/csp/gateway/am/api/loggedin/user/orgs/$org_id/roles \ -H "csp-auth-token: $access_token" | jq "."
The response shows that the organization role is
org_owner
.
{ "refLink": "/csp/gateway/am/api/orgs/7f8c518a-65f5-494b-b714-f7e349957a30/roles/52a6a411-2339-4bc3-91bc-62418977df11", "name": "org_owner", "displayName": "Organization Owner", "organizationLink": "/csp/gateway/am/api/orgs/7f8c518a-65f5-494b-b714-f7e349957a30" }
Verify the service role.
# curl -X GET \ $url/csp/gateway/am/api/loggedin/user/orgs/$org_id/service-roles \ -H "csp-auth-token: $access_token" | jq "."
A snippet of the response shows the Service Role Names for the
Automation Assembler
service.
cloud_admin
satisfies the minimum service role.
... { "serviceDefinitionLink": "/csp/gateway/slc/api/definitions/external/<service_id>", "serviceRoleNames": [ "automationservice:cloud_admin" ] } ...