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Shut down virtual guest


This topic lists the XML samples and node element descriptions required for configuring the request and response of the VMware_Integration module for shutting down a virtual guest.

The following table lists the workflow names used for shutting down a virtual guest in the VMware and BMC Cloud Lifecycle Management integration:

Workflow type

Name

CLM_Integration

Shutdown Virtual Guest

VMware_Integration

Shutdown Virtual Guest Implementation

Request to VMware_Integration module

All of the following node elements are required for configuring the request:

Name

Description

Sample values

<server-name>

Specifies the management server to be used for managing the virtual clusters and hosts
For VMware, this is the name of the vCenter server. 

MICRO-CSM-VC01.bmc.com 

<polling-count>

Specifies the number of times polling is done before it is timed out.

100

<polling-interval>

Specifies the time interval, in seconds, between successive pollings 

30

<vapp>

Specifies a name to be assigned to the virtual guest to be provisioned

riverbed-1  

<deployment-params>

Contains deployment parameters, in XML format, specified during provisioning

None

<param>

Contains individual parameter details

None

<key>

Specifies the key type used for the deployment parameter

SCRATCHPAD_TXN_ID

<value>

Specifies the value of the deployment parameter key

17c87ce9-2e80-468f-b884-f327382e7aa2

Response from VMware_Integration module

XML sample for configuring the response

<virtual-guest>
   <shutdown-status>success</shutdown-status>
</virtual-guest>

The following node element is required for configuring the response:

Element

Description

Sample values

<shutdown-status>

Represents the final status of the shutdown operation

success, or failure

If an error occurs during execution, error XML code is returned in the following format:

<value>
<error>Error Message</error>
</value>


 

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BMC Cloud Lifecycle Management 3.1