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Create an
Amazon Web Services
 Storage Profile

To create a storage profile, you make a POST request with a region ID associated with a cloud account. The request body includes an
Amazon Web Services
 fabric volume type.
  • Verify that all general prerequisites and prerequisites for the
    Automation Assembler
     Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) service have been satisfied. See Prerequisites for API Use Case Examples.
  • Verify that you have the cloud account ID for the new cloud account that you added. See Adding Cloud Accounts.
As an alternative to using the
storage-profiles
 API call to create an
Amazon Web Services
 storage profile, you can also use the
storage-profiles-aws
 API call. Optional procedure steps show how to use the
storage-profiles-aws
 API call. The example only includes the steps required to create an
Amazon Web Services
 storage profile using the
storage-profiles
 API call.
  1. Assign the cloud account ID variable.
    aws_cloud_account_id='<
    your_cloud_account_id
    >'
  2. Look up region IDs associated with the cloud account and in the external region ID
    us-east-1
    .
    curl -X GET -H 'Content-Type: application/json' -H "Authorization: Bearer $access_token" "$url/iaas/api/regions/?apiVersion=$api_version&"'$filter'"=externalRegionId%20eq%20'us-east-1'%20and%20cloudAccountId%20eq%20'"$aws_cloud_account_id"'"  | jq "."
  3. Examine the response to find the ID for the region that you want.
  4. Assign the region ID variable.
    aws_region_id='<
    your_region_id
    >'
  5. List all
    Amazon Web Services
     fabric volume types.
    curl -X GET -H 'Content-Type: application/json' -H "Authorization: Bearer $access_token" "$url/iaas/api/fabric-aws-volume-types/?apiVersion=$api_version" | jq "."
  6. To select a volume type, examine the response.
  7. Create a storage profile for the selected region.
    curl -X POST \
  $url/iaas/api/storage-profiles?apiVersion=$api_version \
  -H 'Content-Type: application/json' \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer $access_token" \
  -d '{
    "defaultItem": false,
    "supportsEncryption": false,
    "tags": [ { "key": "env", "value": "dev" } ],
    "diskProperties": {
      "deviceType": "ebs",
      "volumeType": "<
    volume_type_from_response
    >",
      "iops": "400"
    },
    "regionId": "'$region_id'",
    "name": "<
    your-aws-storage-profile
    >",
    "description": "Example AWS storage profile"
}' | jq "."
  8. Create a storage profile for the selected region using the
    storage-profiles-aws
     API call. 
    curl -X POST \ 
  $url/iaas/api/storage-profiles-aws?apiVersion=$api_version \ 
  -H 'Content-Type: application/json' \ 
  -H "Authorization: Bearer $access_token" \ 
  -d '{
    "defaultItem": false, 
    "supportsEncryption": false, 
    "tags": [ { "key": "env", "value": "dev" } ] 
    "deviceType": "ebs", 
    "volumeType": "<
    volume_type_from_response
    >", 
    "iops": "1000", 
    "regionId": "'$region_id'", 
    "name": "<
    your-aws-storage-profile
    >",
    "description": "Example AWS storage profile"
}' | jq "."
  9. To obtain the storage profile ID, examine the response.
  10. Assign the storage profile ID variable.
    aws_storage_profile_id='<
    your_storage_profile_id
    >'
  11. Look up the storage profile you created with your storage profile ID. 
    curl -X GET -H 'Content-Type: application/json' -H "Authorization: Bearer $access_token" $url/iaas/api/storage-profiles/$aws_storage_profile_id?apiVersion=$api_version | jq "."
    The response shows the name and ID for the storage profile you created.
    Using the external region ID and the cloud account ID, you can also filter for the storage profile with a query that does not require the storage profile ID. See Filtering Resources by Region ID.
  12. List all storage profiles using the
    storage-profiles-aws
     API call.
    curl -X GET -H 'Content-Type: application/json' -H "Authorization: Bearer $access_token" $url/iaas/api/storage-profiles-aws?apiVersion=$api_version | jq "."
  13. Delete an
    Amazon Web Services
     storage profile. Alternatively, you can use the
    storage-profiles-aws
     API call.
    curl -X DELETE -H 'Content-Type: application/json' -H "Authorization: Bearer $access_token" $url/iaas/api/storage-profiles/$aws_storage_profile_id?apiVersion=$api_version | jq "."
Create an
Amazon Web Services
 storage profile
Assign the required variables including the cloud account ID for an
Amazon Web Services
 cloud account.
$ url='https://appliance.domain.com'
$ api_version='
2021-07-15
'
$ aws_cloud_account_id='c8c3c9bfdb449475-7f703c5265a63d87-5fa34c478df36b060e1ca3551254c403301
3bf3283908e4661cd1c6fb2f8b9ae-ce5aad01092b47558644f6b6615d'
Look up region IDs associated with the cloud account and in the external region ID
us-east-1
.
$ curl -X GET -H 'Content-Type: application/json' -H "Authorization: Bearer $access_token" "$url/iaas/api/regions/?apiVersion=$api_version&"'$filter'"=externalRegionId%20eq%20'us-east-1'%20and%20cloudAccountId%20eq%20'"$aws_cloud_account_id"'"  | jq "."
A snippet of the response shows the region ID.
...      
      "externalRegionId": "us-east-1",
      "cloudAccountId": "c8c3c9bfdb449475-7f703c5265a63d87-5fa34c478df36b060e1ca3551254c4033013bf3283908e4661cd1c6fb2f8b9ae-ce5aad01092b47558644f6b6615d",
      "id": "37d6c1acf4a8275586468873c739",
      "updatedAt": "
2022-04-02
",
...
Assign the
Amazon Web Services
 region ID.
$ aws_region_id='37d6c1acf4a8275586468873c739'
List all
Amazon Web Services
 fabric volume types.
$ curl -X GET -H 'Content-Type: application/json' -H "Authorization: Bearer $access_token" "$url/iaas/api/fabric-aws-volume-types/?apiVersion=$api_version" | jq "."
A snippet of the response shows the volume types.
...      
{
  "volumeTypes": [
    "standard",
    "io1",
    "gp2",
    "sc1",
    "st1"
  ]
},
...
Select volume type and create an AWS storage profile named
aws-storage-profile
.
$ curl -X POST \
  $url/iaas/api/storage-profiles?apiVersion=$api_version \
  -H 'Content-Type: application/json' \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer $access_token" \
  -d '{
    "defaultItem": false,
    "supportsEncryption": false,
    "tags": [ { "key": "env", "value": "dev" } ],
    "diskProperties": {
      "deviceType": "ebs",
      "volumeType": "io1",
      "iops": "400"
    },
    "regionId": "'$aws_region_id'",
    "name": "aws-storage-profile",
    "description": "Example AWS storage profile"
    "regionId":"'$aws_region_id'"
  }' | jq "."
A snippet of the response shows the storage profile ID.
...      
  "externalRegionId": "us-east-1",
  "name": "aws-storage-profile",
  "description": "Example AWS storage profile",
  "id": "3e3dc378-a090-4b7e-af41-57b1735d9526",
  "createdAt": "
2022-04-02
",
  "updatedAt": "
2022-04-02
",
...

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