Ludus 2 is in BETA. This API is subject to change until Ludus 2 is released.
- Host Management
- Ansible Management
- Ansible Management
- Retrieve available subscription rolesGET
- Install subscription rolesPOST
- Get role variables for one or more Ansible rolesPOST
- Retrieve available Ansible roles and collectionsGET
- Install or Remove an Ansible rolePOST
- Install an Ansible role from local directoryPUT
- Install an Ansible collectionPOST
- User Management
- whoamiGET
- Get Default Range IDGET
- Set Default Range IDPOST
- Get user group membershipsGET
- List user detailsGET
- Add a user to the systemPOST
- Remove a user from the systemDELETE
- Get proxmox creds for a userGET
- Set the Ludus and Proxmox creds for the userPOST
- Reset and retrieve the Ludus API key for a userGET
- List all usersGET
- Retrieve a WireGuard configuration file for a userGET
- whoami
- Range Management
- VM Management
- List all tags available to use with deploy
- List range VMs, power state, and testing state
- Delete a range from the database and proxmox host
- Stop the range deployment ansible process
- Stop and delete all range VMs
- List summary information for all ranges
- Retrieve range configuration
- Update the range configuration
- Retrieve an example range configuration
- Deploy the range
- Retrieve the latest range logs
- Retrieve /etc/hosts file for the range
- Retrieve a ssh config
- Retrieve a zip file of RDP configs
- Retrieve an ansible inventory
- Create a new range
- Assign a range to a user (admin only)
- Revoke range access from a user (admin only)
- List users with access to a range (admin only)
- List ranges accessible to the user
- Power State Management
- Testing State Management
- Anti-Sandbox Management
- Template Management
- Snapshot Management
- KMS Management
- Group Management
- Migration
- Virtual Consoles
- Schemas
- Identifiers
- User
- Range
- VM
- Testing
- Snapshot
- License
- Group Management
- UserMembershipObject
BulkAddUsersToGroupRequest
{
"userIDs": [
"user1",
"user2",
"user3"
],
"managers": [
"user1"
]
}