How Do I Update The OAuth App For My Organization

You can update the ID or the secret of the OAuth app that is associated with your your VMware Cloud services platform organization by using the VMware Cloud Director service API.

Verify that a trust relationship has been established between VMware Cloud Director service and VMware Cloud services. See How Do I Establish a Trust Relationship Between VMware Cloud services and VMware Cloud Director service.
Verify that you are assigned the Provider Administrator or the Provider Support role.
Obtain an API token from the organization you want to manage and exchange it for an access bearer token. Use the bearer token in the Authorization header when you run API calls. See How Do I Generate an API Token.
Obtain the organization ID (URN). See How Do I Retrieve the ID of My Organization.

Procedure

Prepare a JSON file with the update and enter it in the body of the request.
Run a PUT request.
```
PUT https://operatorUrl/organizations/organization-Urn/configuration/cspCredentials
```
Here operatorUrl is the operator URL, for example vcdc-operator-prod-us-west-2.vdp.vmware.com.

Example: Update an OAuth App

This example updates the app secret of a specific OAuth app.

PUT https://vcdc-operator-prod-us-west-2.vdp.vmware.com/organizations/urn:vcdc:organization:12345678-1234-1234-1234-123456789abc/configuration/cspCredentials

Enter the update information in the PUT request.

{
  "appId": "aa1A1aaAaAa1AaA1Aa1AaaaAaaaAAAaaA",
  "appSecret": "******"
}

Use the bearer token in the Authorization header of the request.

Authorization: 
Bearer eyJh…I1NiIs

The response returns the OAuth app ID and the updated app secret.

{
  "appId": "aa1A1aaAaAa1AaA1Aa1aAaaaaAaaaAAAaaA",
  "appSecret": "******"
}