NetApp HCI - Page 235

{
Ê "_links": {
Ê "collection":
"https://10.117.187.199/inventory/1/installations",
Ê "self":
"https://10.117.187.199/inventory/1/installations/xx94f6f0-12a6-
412f-8b5e-4cf2z58329x0"
Ê },
Ê "compute": {
Ê "errors": [],
Ê "inventory": {
Ê "clusters": [
Ê {
Ê "clusterId": "domain-1",
Ê "controllerId": "abc12c3a-aa87-4e33-9f94-xx588c2cdcf6",
Ê "datacenterName": "NetApp-HCI-Datacenter-01",
Ê "installationId": "xx94f6f0-12a6-412f-8b5e-
4cf2z58329x0",
Ê "installationName": "test-nde-mnode",
Ê "inventoryType": "managed",
Ê "name": "NetApp-HCI-Cluster-01",
Ê "summary": {
Ê "nodeCount": 2,
Ê "virtualMachineCount": 2
Ê }
Ê }
Ê ],
2. Run health checks on the compute nodes in the cluster:
a. Open the compute service REST API UI on the management node:
https://[management node IP]/vcenter/1/
b. Click Authorize and complete the following:
i. Enter the cluster user name and password.
ii.
Enter the client ID as mnode-client if the value is not already populated.
iii. Click Authorize to begin a session.
c. Click POST /compute/{CONTROLLER_ID}/health-checks.
d. Click Try it out.
e.
Enter the "controllerId" you copied from the previous step in the Controller_ID parameter field.
f.
In the payload, enter the "clusterId" that you copied from the previous step as the "cluster"
value and remove the "nodes" parameter.