Multicloud list locations AWS - API parameter problem
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Description
Hi,
I've tried the following in the .NET SDK and then in the CLI to ensure it's not my dodgy code at fault.
Looking to extract the Multicloud configuration aspects of a customers Exa @ AWS environment.
The command to list Locations is documented as:
oci multicloud metadata external-locations-metadatum-collection list-external-location-details-metadata --compartment-id ocid1.tenancy.oc1..*** --subscription-id ocid1.organizationssubscription.oc1.iad.*** --subscription-service-name ORACLEDBATAWS --profile ****
The error I receive from the API in both SDK and CLI is that AWS is not supported as an option? Yet we have it live and a second environment being built.
"message": "error occurred when fetching region mapping on /externalLocationsMetadata: subscription type: ORACLEDBATAWS is not supported by OMHub",
Best Regards,
Justin.
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Start by reproducing the documented oci multicloud metadata external-locations-metadatum-collection list-external-location-details-metadata command with the supplied subscription parameters. Trace the CLI entry point and its API request, then verify whether ORACLEDBATAWS is accepted; done means the command returns AWS location metadata or the unsupported parameter is clearly documented.
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- Tech stack
- aws, python
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- api, cli, cloud
- Issue type
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