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Releases: vmware-archive/vsphere-automation-sdk-.net
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vSphere 7.0 Update 1
What’s New
vSphere
- Bindings for namespace management load balancers and networks
- Bindings for vSphere Trust Authority that includes attestation and KMS services applied config
- Tech-preview bindings for VCenter Settings and Profiles
- Updated tech-preview bindings for Compute Policy and vstats
vSphere 7.0 Release
What’s New
vSphere
This release contains following new/updated features.
- New bindings for vSphere Lifecycle manager
- New bindings for vSphere Trust Authority that includes attestation and KMS services
- New bindings for vCenter Server Profiles to manage profile specification
- Introduced support for OAuth2
- identity_client to manage VC identity
- OAuth2 and OIDC specs and identity types for VC providers
- Updated APIs for vCenter high availability cluster node with new identifiers
- Updated vSphere Update Manager bindings to generate compatibility reports
- New bindings to manage lifecycle and health of harbor container registry in vCenter
vSphere 6.7 U1 Release
- Updated vSphere bindings and samples for vSphere 6.7 U1 release.
vSphere 6.7.0 Release
What's New
The vSphere Automation SDKs for vSphere 6.7 includes new APIs for:
- Storage Policy
- Guest Ops
- vCenter Server Appliance and Platform Services Controller appliance deployment
- Installing and Upgrading the vCenter Server Appliance and Platform Services Controller appliance stage 2
- Importing the historical data of vCenter Server
- Scheduling a backup job
- Updating the vCenter Server Appliance
- Managing and recovering the vCenter Server Appliance
Caveats and Limitations
The vcenter API includes the following methods that have known issues and might be removed in a future version. It is advised that these APIs are not invoked:
- DeploymentType.reconfigure
- PscRegistration.repoint
- Upgrade.cancel
- Deployment.rollback
Known Issues
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Unauthenticated exception following long-running operation
After an API client completes a long-running operation, such as an upload to the content library, the next operation might fail with an "Unauthenticated exception" message. This happens if the long running operation did not complete within the lifetime of the authentication session.
Workarounds:
- Keep the session alive by issuing short operations on another thread until the long running operation completes.
- Increase the session length using the VMware vSphere Web Client. Select Administration > System Configuration > Services > vAPI Endpoint > Manage> General, and increase the value for the Maximum session idle time.