New Job Scheduling API Login

Description

Both the new CloudShell Job Scheduling Portal and the API use token-based authentication. When a user logs in, an access token is generated for the user's session together with a refresh-token that can be used to create new access tokens in case the access token expires, providing you with maximum control over access to the system by 3^rd party applications and users.

note

The New Job Scheduling does not include the Global domain. This means two things:

• There is no central location for reviewing activity from all domains in the Job Scheduling Portal.
• Users associated only with the Global domain cannot access the Job Scheduling Portal or API.

URL

http://{Job Scheduling API IP}:{port#}/api/Account/login

HTTP method

POST

Request

Headers

Example header format:

Content-Type: application/json

Request body

Parameter	Description/Comments
username	CloudShell admin username. (string)
password	CloudShell admin password. (string)

Request example

{
  "username": "string",
  "password": "string"
}

Response

Response example

{
  "accessToken": "oHk5r-5R-lYlB7ekIjdk6FVKHs7GXwIdZxU6s7M9Rdo",
  "refreshToken": "rXd4YhgsW0GdoYuim6k-TeZPugPAOr5uN-kWjGMPNzo",
  "tokenType": "Bearer",
  "expiresIn": 18000
}

Response summary

Parameter	Description/Comments
accessToken	Token for authorizing REST API calls. (guid)
refreshtoken	Token for refreshing expires accessToken. (guid)
tokenType	Token type. (string)
expiresIn	Validity period in seconds. (Numeric)