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```ruby
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require 'vcoworkflows'
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url: 'https://vco.example.com:8281/',
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```
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All the necessary interactions with a Workflow in vCenter Orchestrator are
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available via the [`VcoWorkflows::Workflow`](lib/vcoworkflows/Workflow.rb)
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class.
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### Configuration
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#### Configuration File
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The configuration file format is a simple JSON document with the following keys:
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- `url` - (*Required*) The vCO server URL (i.e., 'https://vco.example.com:8281/')
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- `username` - (*Optional*) User to authenticate as. Likely in the form
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be provided via the command-line parameter `--username` or by setting
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`$VCO_USER` in the environment.
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- `password` - (*Optional*) Password to authenticate with. If not present, this
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can be provided via the command-line parameter `--password` or by setting
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`$VCO_PASSWD` in the environment.
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- `verify_ssl` - (*Optional*) Whether to perform TLS/SSL certificate validation.
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Defaults to `true`.
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An example configuration file, then, would look like:
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```json
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"verify_ssl": true,
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"password": "s3cr3t",
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"username": "EXAMPLE\\jdoe",
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"url": "https://vco.example.com:8281/"
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If `url`, `username` and `password` are not provided when created a new
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`Workflow` object, `VcoWorkflows` will look for a configuration file at:
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the `Workflow` object:
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workflow = VcoWorkflows::Workflow.new(
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#### `VcoWorkflows::Config` class
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For additional control, you can create a `VcoWorkflows::Config` object and
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hand that to the `Workflow` constructor. If you provide no parameters, it will
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attempt to load the default configuration file, as above:
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config = VcoWorkflows::Config.new(config_file: '/tmp/myconfig.json')
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username: 'jdoe',
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