What is an upstream provider?

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A OneFuse Upstream Provider is an automation/orchestration tool or service that benefits from the consumption of OneFuse Policies.

Examples include Cloud Management Platforms (CMP), infrastructure-as-code automation/orchestration/provisioning, configuration management and service management tools, and cloud and container platforms.

OneFuse provides centralized management, governance, and visibility across Upstream Providers.

OneFuse Ansible Module for Ansible Core/Tower
OneFuse XUI for CloudBolt CMP
OneFuse Python Module
OneFuse Terraform Provider
VMware vRealize Automation 7.6
VMware Aria Automation 8.1+/Cloud

Resources

SwaggerHub API guide: OneFuse
GitHub Repos:

Brownfield ingest

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SwaggerHub API: OneFuse for Brownfield Ingest

VMware Aria Automation: Migration tools with Brownfield Ingest

Features and highlights

Utilize OneFuse Brownfield Ingest APIs for scenarios where OneFuse is desired for management for previously integrated and provisioned resources.

POST Ingest
- Ability to create the Managed object via Ingest API without provisioning and associate it to an existing OneFuse Policy.
DELETE Ingest
- Ability to delete the Managed Object via Ingest API without running any deprovisioning scenarios (only deletes the Managed Object).
DELETE Deprovisioning
- Ability to delete the Managed Object created via Ingest API with deprovisioning using normal delete API for the Module.
The Job Metadata reflects everything created and deleted via API.
- When templateProperties are passed in, it is stored on the Job Metadata requestInfo.payload

Prerequisites

OneFuse Installed and Setup
OneFuse Configured
- Module credentials and/or Connection info
- Module endpoints
- Module Policies
Identify resources to ingest and be managed by OneFuse

Ingest managed objects