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This page describes basic remote services management with the Abiquo API. Before you begin this tutorial, create a datacenter, using the UI or the API, as described in the API Infrastructure Tutorial.

Introduction to Remote Services and Locations

When you create a location (datacenter or public cloud region), you will supply the URLs of remote services. These remote services will be registered in Abiquo and they will also be assigned to the location you are creating.

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When you delete a location, the location-restricted remote services will be deleted, but the other remote services may remain in Abiquo. These remote services will not be assigned to any location.

Details of Remote Services

The details of the Abiquo remote services are listed in the following table. 

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Depending on your system, other configurations are possible, for example, to avoid CORS issues, you might decide to configure AM access through HTTPS on port 443.

Retrieve Existing Remote Services

Retrieve all the remote services currently registered in Abiquo.

See Remote Services Resource

Check Remote Services

The following example shows how to check a remote service from the IP address (as with the check button in the UI). In this case we are checking a CLOUD_PROVIDER_PROXY. If you want to check other remote services, just replace cloud provider proxy details with the other details in the example below. For a list of remote service types, see Infrastructure View 

Check a remote service from the IP address

cURL:

curl -X POST https://mjspac.bcn.abiquo.com:443/api/config/action/remoteservicecheck \ 
	-H 'Content-Type:application/vnd.abiquo.remoteservice+json;version=4.2' \
	-d @requestpayload.json \ 
	-u admin:xabiquo --verbose

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Response payload:

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Check a remote service that is already registered in Abiquo

To check a remote service that is already registered in Abiquo, you can use the link in the remote service entity or its ID. 

See Remote Services Resource

Modify a remote service to add it to locations

To modify a remote service to add it to public cloud regions or datacenters, perform a PUT request with a remote service entity containing the links to the locations where you want to add the remote service.