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The article instructs on adding explains how to add cloud accounts to Cloudaware using APIs. Cloudaware uses the OAuth standard to identify users who send requests to Cloudaware API. A current user should get a specific token to add or see accounts, depending on their permissions. |
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Get OAuth token
1. Log in to your Cloudaware account → Admin.
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8.1. Log in to your Cloudaware account → Setup:  8.2. Type Apps in the Search bar → Connected Apps → Manage Connected Apps → click on the Cloudaware OAuth2 app:  Click Edit Policies:  8.3. Select 'Relax IP restrictions' in 'IP Relaxation':  Click Save. |
Get API key
The API key is required for performing requests to Cloudaware API.
1. Create a Google Cloud Project account.
2. Submit an access request to support@cloudaware.com providing the full e-mail of the associated Google Cloud Project account.
3. Activate access to Cloudaware API using API Manager. Go to https://console.cloud.google.com → open a navigation menu (hamburger button) → select 'APIs & Services' in the menu on the left.
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Select 'Library' → filter by Private.
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4. Select external.endpoints.cloudaware-vm.cloud.goog → Enable.
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5. Go back to 'APIs & Services' → Credentials → Create credentials → API Key.
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6. Copy the API Key to the clipboard:
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Setup in API Explorer
The Google APIs Explorer allows customers to explore and test APIs. Below is an example of adding AWS accounts to Cloudaware using public APIs:
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token - insert the OAuth token generated before. Select fields in ‘Request body’ to make it look like below:
sandbox - select ‘true’ 'true' if your Salesforce org is a sandbox, otherwise select ‘false’'false'
Request body - select properties successively as role, trustedAccount, accountId, externalId, usages, name
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5. Click Authorize and Execute.
List of APIs
external.amazon.accounts.create |