vSphere VLAN input in Cloud Blueprint

[gbouziden]

I'm trying to get an input option for vlanID to get configured but this results in a new folder being created with the default vlan for the project being created. I have added multiple Networks to the Network Profile for this project, but it still is just selecting the default one:

 

 

formatVersion: 1
inputs:
  Image:
    type: string
    enum:
      - Rhel8
      - Rhel7
      - Windows Server 2016
      - Windows Server 2019
      - CentOS7
      - CentOS8
    title: Operating System
    default: Rhel8
    format: ''
  Count:
    type: integer
    title: Machine Count
    default: 1
    minimum: 1
    maximum: 5
  VM_Size:
    type: string
    enum:
      - Small - 1x1
      - Medium - 4x8
      - Large - 8x16
    title: VM Size
    default: Small - 1x1
    format: ''
  Name:
    type: string
    title: Name
    maxLength: 11
    format: ''
  CustomizationSpec:
    type: string
    title: CustomSpec
    description: Customization Spec for NAME
    default: NAME Non DHCP
    encrypted: false
    enum:
      - NAME Non DHCP
  vlanID:
    type: string
    enum:
      - vDS-name-Payload/name-VLAN4
      - vDS-name-Payload/name-VLAN4
      - vDS-name-Payload/name-VLAN4
    title: vlanID
    description: ''
    default: vDS-name-Payload/name-VLAN4
  folderName:
    type: string
    enum:
      - folder/name1
      - folder/name2
    title: folderName
    default: folder/name
resources:
  Cloud_vSphere_Machine_1:
    type: Cloud.vSphere.Machine
    properties:
      image: '${input.Image}'
      flavor: '${input.VM_Size}'
      name: '${input.Name}'
      networks:
        - network: '${resource.Cloud_vSphere_Network_1.id}'
      customizationSpec: '${input.CustomizationSpec}'
      folderName: '${input.folderName}'
  Cloud_vSphere_Network_1:
    type: Cloud.vSphere.Network
    properties:
      networkType: existing
      name: '${input.vlanID}'

 

 

 

 

[gbouziden]

This works to when I add tags to the network and vlan, but it is still creating a new folder in vSphere instead of using the existing one. If comment out the network stuff, the vm will get created in the correct folder.  

 

formatVersion: 1
inputs:
  Image:
    type: string
    enum:
      - Rhel8
      - Rhel7
      - Windows Server 2016
      - Windows Server 2019
      - CentOS7
      - CentOS8
    title: Operating System
    default: Rhel8
    format: ''
  Count:
    type: integer
    title: Machine Count
    default: 1
    minimum: 1
    maximum: 5
  VM_Size:
    type: string
    enum:
      - Small - 1x1
      - Medium - 4x8
      - Large - 8x16
    title: VM Size
    default: Small - 1x1
    format: ''
  Name:
    type: string
    title: Name
    maxLength: 11
    format: ''
  CustomizationSpec:
    type: string
    title: CustomSpec
    description: Customization Spec for name
    default: name Non DHCP
    encrypted: false
    enum:
      - name Non DHCP
  network:
    type: string
    enum:
      - name-VLAN2
      - name-VLAN4
      - name-VLAN5
    default: name-VLAN5
    title: network vlans
  folderName:
    type: string
    enum:
      - name/Core
      - name/Core
      - name/Core
    title: folderName
    default: name/name_Infra
resources:
  Cloud_vSphere_Machine_1:
    type: Cloud.vSphere.Machine
    properties:
      image: '${input.Image}'
      flavor: '${input.VM_Size}'
      name: '${input.Name}'
      networks:
        - network: '${resource.Cloud_vSphere_Network_1.id}'
      customizationSpec: '${input.CustomizationSpec}'
      folderName: '${input.folderName}'
      vlanID: '${input.network}'
  Cloud_vSphere_Network_1:
    type: Cloud.vSphere.Network
    properties:
      networkType: existing
      constraints:
        - tag: '${input.network}'

 

 

[gbouziden]

I believe I figured it out by adding an additional constraint tag associated with the project in the resources. In order for this to work however, every vlan has to have the project tag and a tag for the name. So in the Network Profiles, "name-VLAN2" needs to have the tags "name-VLAN2" and "Tenant:nameInfra." Is this the correct way to do this or is there an easier method?

 

 

resources:
  Cloud_vSphere_Machine_1:
    type: Cloud.vSphere.Machine
    properties:
      image: '${input.Image}'
      flavor: '${input.VM_Size}'
      name: '${input.Name}'
      networks:
        - network: '${resource.Cloud_vSphere_Network_1.id}'
      customizationSpec: '${input.CustomizationSpec}'
      folderName: '${input.folderName}'
      vlanID: '${input.network}'
  Cloud_vSphere_Network_1:
    type: Cloud.vSphere.Network
    properties:
      networkType: existing
      constraints:
        - tag: '${input.network}'
        - tag: 'Tenant:nameInfra'