Using Acronis variables in default value strings

You can use generic Acronis variables (formatted as {{ $.variable }} ) as part of the default value string.
The available generic Acronis variables are:

  • tenant_id - the Acronis tenant ID.

  • origin - the URL of the Acronis DC.

  • locale - the user language setting.

Workload-specific variables

For input parameters on open pop-up workloads action forms, you can use dynamic (context-specific) variables:

Workloads reported by you

  • device.client_id - the workload id.

  • device.name - the workload name.

Acronis workloads

  • device.id - the workload id.

  • device.name - the workload name.

  • device.type - the workload type.

  • device.displayName - the workload display name.

  • device.tenant.id - the workload tenant id (this might be different from the current tenant in the case of a Partner).

  • device.tenant.name - the workload tenant name.

  • device.createdAt - when the workload was created.

  • device.updatedAt - when the workload was last updated.

    Agent details

    • device.agent.id

    • device.agent.name

    • device.agent.details.os.name

    • device.agent.details.os.arch

    • device.agent.details.os.family

    • device.agent.details.os.productType

    • device.agent.details.os.servicePack

    • device.agent.details.os.versionMajor

    • device.agent.details.os.versionMinor

    • device.agent.details.hardware.macAddresses

    • device.agent.details.ipAddresses

    Workload attributes

    • device.attributes.{attribute_name} - the value of the workload attribute, where {attribute_name} is the name of the attribute. For example, if a workload has an attribute “hostname”, you can use {{ $.device.attributes.hostname }} to refer to its value.