Create a workload provider type

task brazil Updated Sep 10, 2026 1 min read create-workload-provider-type.md
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Create a workload provider type for each new configuration management provider. This information appears in the order catalog form as management attributes that your users can select when provisioning a virtual resource through a configuration management provider.

Before you begin

  • For information on Ansible naming conventions, refer to KB3136715
  • Role required: cloud_admin

Procedure

  1. In the Cloud Admin Portal, navigate to Manage > Config Management.

  2. Select Workload Config Provider Types, and then select New.

  3. Fill in the form fields (as shown in the table).

Field

Description

Name

Name for the workload provider type.

Product Type

A cloud product type from the list.

Config CI

Configuration table created for the provider that displays the discovered resources from the list.

Credential Resolver

A Credential Resolver translates a unique identifier into the actual user credentials.

Server Type

Ansible server type used by the provider. The available options are:

  • Ansible Community
  • Ansible Tower (Legacy)
  • AWX
  • Ansible Automation Platform

Version

Enter the version of the provider.For any new config provider type, a Version field needs to be added to the corresponding Name [config_ci] table.

Credential Type

Types of credentials stored for this provider.

\[Omitted image "workload-config-provider-example.png"\] Alt text: Ansible tower
  1. Add properties for the workload type in the Workload Provider Properties section.

    In addition to the existing properties, you can add more properties. Workload provider properties are displayed in the order catalog form (in the Cloud User Portal) as management attributes.

    For example, for an Ansible provider type, Inventory, and Hostgroup are required. The values for these properties come from Resource Pools.

  2. Select Submit.

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