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This page describes how to add credentials, such as public cloud credentials, and configure enterprise properties for cloud tenants.
For details of how to create and modify tenants, see Manage enterprises.
For details of how to set limits and resource access in Allowed datacenters and public cloud regions, see Configure an enterprise in a cloud location.
For details of how to predefine enterprise properties in the UI, see Predefine enterprise properties for the UI
For a table of the enterprise properties used for public cloud and integrations, see Enterprise properties general table
For details of how to configure an application for OAuth, see Enterprise properties general table

Add public cloud credentials for a tenant

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nameSet enterprise properties to store tenant metadata

To store tenant details and metadata, by setting enterprise properties: 

  • Go to Users → edit enterprise → Properties.

  • To add properties, enter a Key and Value for each property and click the Add button

    • These fields have a maximum length of 255 characters each   

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To edit a property's Value, click the pencil edit button. And to delete a property, click the trash bin delete button.

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To set default enterprises properties and values for your users, see Predefine enterprise properties for the UI.

For details of how to manage enterprise properties via the API, see Update enterprise properties via API.

To add tenant metadata to VMs, see Inject enterprise properties as VM variables.

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You can pass enterprise properties to VMs using cloud-init. An example use case for this feature is to call an external Windows License or AD server and automatically assign your VMs to the appropriate AD group when they deploy.

  • VM variables and template variables have priority over enterprise properties with the same name

To add enterprise properties as VM variables when you create your VMs:

  1. Create an enterprise property with a Key called "vm_variables_csv"

  2. For the Value, enter a list of regular expressions in CSV format

    1. The platform will try to match the expression with each property key string.
      For example, for the following vm_variables_cv

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      aa, bb.*, .*cc.*, .*dd

      the platform will create VM variables with any property that is

      • named "aa"

      • starts with "bb"

      • contains "cc"

      • ends with "dd"

The platform will create VMs with the selected VM variables.

Remember that users can edit the VM variables before they deploy the VMs.

Configure Azure VPNs

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Add an application for OAuth

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