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Thanks a lot to take time to reply ! In meatime I figureout dans yes Placement tag is the key to move the VMX file. If you dont specify other vDisk IDs , all vDisk will be moved to the placement dat... See more...
Thanks a lot to take time to reply ! In meatime I figureout dans yes Placement tag is the key to move the VMX file. If you dont specify other vDisk IDs , all vDisk will be moved to the placement datastore.   Cheers,   Jeremy
I was able to make this request to relocate a specific vdisk for a VM via REST call in python by running this code : import requests import json url = "https://myvcenter.local/rest/vcenter/vm/vm-12... See more...
I was able to make this request to relocate a specific vdisk for a VM via REST call in python by running this code : import requests import json url = "https://myvcenter.local/rest/vcenter/vm/vm-12016?action=relocate" payload = json.dumps({ "spec": { "disks": [ { "value": { "datastore": "datastore-11" }, "key": "2000" } ] } }) headers = { 'Content-Type': 'application/json', 'vmware-api-session-id': 'myToken', } response = requests.request("POST", url, headers=headers, data=payload)   This works , the vDisk was moved but not the VMX file that is on the same datastore. I tried also to do something with pyvmomi example to relocate VM , but I was not able to find out how to move the VMX file : https://github.com/vmware/pyvmomi-community-samples/blob/master/samples/relocate_vm.py The VMX file seems not to be a vim.vm.device.VirtualDisk object. Do you guys have any pointers for me to achieve a VMX file migration ? pyvmomi or REST call. Thanks