Bluemix Workload Scheduler REST API

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I am trying to use the REST API for the Workload Scheduler.
When I try to list the existing process libraries using HTTP GET, I see the following message:

HTTP Error 401: Unauthorized

I am using basic authentication with the service credentials that are displayed in the Bluemix dashboard. The client I am using to perform this action is Ansible and its URI module.

Additionally, I tried to use the python API, but the swagger_client library cannot be imported because of indentation errors.

So, Is there an issue with using the REST API directly or do I need to use other credentials and where do I get those credentials?

I was able to successfully login once using the Composer and hybrid UI credentials in Ansible. However, I would like to use a technical user and not my own account, which I am currently using for testing purposes only.

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pythonrestibm-cloudworkload-scheduler
Can you post the code you are using to make the REST call? - Andrew Lohr
tasks: - name: "Get Process Libraries and login cookie" uri: url: "https://siwr37wamxo-490.wa.ibmserviceengage.com/ibm/TWSWebUI/Simple/rest/ProcessLibrary" method: GET user: "SERVICE_CREDENTIALS_USER" password: "SERVICE_CREDENTIAL_PASS" headers: { Accept: "application/json", tenantid: "TID", engineName: "NAME", engineOwner: "OWNER", } status_code: 200 register: lib_response - mehmetue

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you could try to use the REST API directly without the basic authentication and get the userID, password, tenantID, engnineName and engineOwner as displayed in Bluemix dashboard.

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Moreover, you could also generate a new credential from Service Credential tab in the Workload Scheduler Dashboard, but unfortunately the generated user/password will be always the same.

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