Attach Role to Account

POST/zstack/v1/identities/accounts/{accountUuid}/roles/{roleUuid}

Request

cURL

curl --request POST \
  --url '/v1/identities/accounts/{accountUuid}/roles/{roleUuid}' \
  --header 'Content-Type: application/json' \
  --data '{}'

{
  "status": "ok",
  "method": "POST",
  "path": "/v1/identities/accounts/{accountUuid}/roles/{roleUuid}"
}

Headers

Authorization: OAuth the-session-uuid

Body

{
  "params": {},
  "systemTags": [],
  "userTags": []
}

In the preceding example, the systemTags and userTags fields are optional. They are listed to indicate that the body can contain these two fields.

Curl Example

curl -H "Content-Type: application/json;charset=UTF-8" \
-H "Authorization: OAuth b86c9016b4f24953a9edefb53ca0678c" \
-X POST -d '{"params":{}}' \
http://localhost:8080/zstack/v1/identities/accounts/053a25bbfe2c34a889d75601e64d4a51/roles/b7a901c45db33f12993c9c7aad874ff4

Parameter List

Name	Type	Location	Description	Starting Version
roleUuid	String	url	Role UUID	4.10.0
accountUuid	String	url	Account UUID	4.10.0
system Tags (Optional)	List	body	System tags	4.10.0
userTags (Optional)	List	body	User tags	4.10.0

API Response

This API returns an empty JSON structure {} on success. On failure, the returned JSON structure contains an error field, for example:

{
  "error": {
    "code": "SYS.1001",
    "description": "A message or a operation timeout",
    "details": "Create VM on KVM timeout after 300s"
  }
}

SDK Examples

Java SDK

AttachRoleToAccountAction action = new AttachRoleToAccountAction();
action.roleUuid = "b7a901c45db33f12993c9c7aad874ff4";
action.accountUuid = "053a25bbfe2c34a889d75601e64d4a51";
action.sessionId = "b86c9016b4f24953a9edefb53ca0678c";
AttachRoleToAccountAction.Result res = action.call();

Python SDK

AttachRoleToAccountAction action = AttachRoleToAccountAction()
action.roleUuid = "b7a901c45db33f12993c9c7aad874ff4"
action.accountUuid = "053a25bbfe2c34a889d75601e64d4a51"
action.sessionId = "b86c9016b4f24953a9edefb53ca0678c"
AttachRoleToAccountAction.Result res = action.call()