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<#This script has been tested on a Windows environment#>

# History
# - 09/21/2023 creation and first tests
# ******************************************
# Before being able to execute this script you should install the HPEDSCC Powershell Toolkit located authentication
# https://github.com/HewlettPackard/HPEDSCC-PowerShell-Toolkit
# Please follow all instructions to install this kit
# ******************************************

# ==============================================================
# Read file for credentials from a json file
# this File contains information created before in the API section of HPE Greenlake
# at https://common.cloud.hpe.com/manage-account/api
# using create credential button and selecting DSCC + region app
# In this example it is ApiUser.json located in the same Directory
# the sructure of the file is
<#
{
    "DsccRegion": "Exepected Greenlake region of your account  like EU for Europe , or AP for APC or CA for Central US US for WEST US  ",
    "DsccApiName": "This is a credential name given in the portal like for exmpale PowerShellAccess",
    "DsccClientID": "It is the client ID",
    "DsccClientSecret": "This is the client secret you saved when creatng the api credential in Greenlake "
}
#>

$ApiFile = Get-Content -path .\ApiUser.json -Raw | ConvertFrom-Json -ErrorAction Stop

$DsccRegion = $ApiFile.DsccRegion
$DsccClientID = $ApiFile.DsccClientID
$DsccClientSecret = $ApiFile.DsccClientSecret

# Print Region and client ID Just for verification that the file was read correctly
Write-Host "The region is : $DsccRegion" -ForegroundColor Magenta
Write-Host "The Client ID is : $DsccClientID" -ForegroundColor Magenta

#lets get connect to DSCC in order to receive a Token
$Token = Connect-DSCC -Client_Id $DsccClientID -Client_Secret $DsccClientSecret -GreenlakeType $DsccRegion -AutoRenew

# Print the token could be usefull to test some direct rest api calls
Write-Host "The Token is : " -ForegroundColor DarkCyan
Write-Host $Token.Access_Token -ForegroundColor Cyan