vsphereimages

type ImageDestination struct {
	// VSphereEndpoint is the URL to the vSphere API, including the
	// credentials. Usually this is something like
	// `https://user@password:your-vsphere-host/sdk`.
	VSphereEndpoint *url.URL

	// VSphereInsecureSkipVerify controls whether the server's certificate
	// chain and hostname should be verified. If VSphereInsecureSkipVerify is
	// true, any certificate presented by the server and any host name in that
	// certificate will be accepted. See also
	// crypto/tls.Config.InsecureSkipVerify.
	VSphereInsecureSkipVerify bool

	// VSphereSHA1Fingerprint is the SHA-1 fingerprint of the vSphere API
	// endpoint. It should be formatted as a series of :-separated uppercase
	// hexadecimal numbers. If the string is empty, the ImageCopier will
	// attempt to connect to the endpoint and use that fingerprint.
	VSphereSHA1Fingerprint string

	// FolderPath is the inventory path to the folder in the destination
	// vCenter to copy the VM to. Folder inventory paths usually look something
	// like `/your-datacenter/vm/folder-name`.
	FolderPath string

	// DatastorePath is the inventory path to the datastore in the destination
	// vCenter to copy the VM to. Datastore inventory paths usually look
	// something like `/your-datacenter/datastore/datastore-name`.
	DatastorePath string

	// ResourcePoolPath is the inventory path to the resource pool in the
	// destination vCenter to copy the VM to. Resource pool paths usually look
	// something like `/your-datacenter/host/pool-name`.
	ResourcePoolPath string

	// HostPath is the inventory path to the host in the destination vCenter to
	// copy the VM to. Note that this host should be a part of the resource
	// pool in ResourcePoolPath. Host inventory paths for hosts in a resource
	// pool usually look something like
	// `/your-datacenter/host/pool-name/host-name`.
	HostPath string

	// NetworkPath is the inventory path to the network (dvSwitch, dvPortGroup,
	// etc.) to connect the copied VM to. Network inventory paths usually look
	// something like `/your-datacenter/network/name-of-portgroup`.
	NetworkPath string

	// VMName is the name to give to the destination VM.
	VMName string
}

type ImageSource struct {
	// VSphereEndpoint is the URL to the vSphere API, including the
	// credentials. Usually this is something like
	// `https://user@password:your-vsphere-host/sdk`.
	VSphereEndpoint *url.URL

	// VSphereInsecureSkipVerify controls whether the server's certificate
	// chain and hostname should be verified. If VSphereInsecureSkipVerify is
	// true, any certificate presented by the server and any host name in that
	// certificate will be accepted. See also
	// crypto/tls.Config.InsecureSkipVerify.
	VSphereInsecureSkipVerify bool

	// VMPath is the inventory path to the source VM. This is usually something
	// like `/your-datacenter/vm/folder-name/vm-name`.
	VMPath string
}