Good day,We are looking at using POSTMAN to "script" pool creations.I am able to submit one pool at a time to the device but when I attempt multiple pools it fails with a 400 error."code": 400, "message": "Found invalid JSON body in the request.",Sample:{ "name":"x10779", "partition":"x", "loadBalancingMode":"least-connections-node", "monitor":"/Common/tcp", "members":[ {"name":"x.x.x.x:10779"} ]} { "name":"x10778", "partition":"x", "loadBalancingMode":"least-connections-node", "monitor":"/Common/tcp", "members":[ {"name":"x.x.x.x:10778"} ]}

I've managed to create pools via Postman. You will need to a collection and under it the post request. Then you need a file containing your configuration of the pools, under your user ~/Postman/files/ folder. here is an example of a file: [ { "name": "pool1", "loadBalancingMode": "least-connections-node", "monitor": "/Common/tcp", "members": [ { "name": "8.8.8.8:10779" } , { "name": "1.1.1.1:80" } ] }, { "name": "pool2", "loadBalancingMode": "round-robin", "monitor": "/Common/tcp", "members": [ { "name": "9.9.9.9:10779" }, { "name": "2.2.2.2:443" } ] }] You also need to put this under the Pre-request Script: pm.variables.set(`requestBody`, JSON.stringify(pm.iterationData.toObject())) Under the body, select raw and JSON type and put this: {{requestBody}} Then you have to run the Collection and select the above file. And that's it. I've also created a collection for creating a VIP.

those are 2 json objects. It should be one so you need to put those 2 in a list of dictionaries, something like this: [ { "name":"x10779", "partition":"x", "loadBalancingMode":"least-connections-node", "monitor":"/Common/tcp", "members":[ {"name":"x.x.x.x:10779"} ] },{"name":"x10778","partition":"x","loadBalancingMode":"least-connections-node","monitor":"/Common/tcp","members":[{"name":"x.x.x.x:10778"}]}]

HiThanks for the feedback, however still no luck.{ "code": 400, "message": "Found invalid JSON body in the request. The expected JSON type is object. The received JSON type is array.", "errorStack": [], "apiError": 1} [ { "name":"y_PROD","partition":"y", "loadBalancingMode":"least-connections-node", "monitor":"/Common/tcp", "members":[ {"name":"x.x.x.x:11"}, {"name":"x.x.x.x:11"} ]},{"name":"x_PROD","partition":"y, "loadBalancingMode":"least-connections-node", "monitor":"/Common/tcp", "members":[ {"name":"x.x.x.x:10"}, {"name":"x.x.x.x:10"} ]}]

Probably you need an API request for each pool you create.

I don't know about Postman but it would be easier to use python or Ansible for this. There is a way to add a data file ( where you have a list of json dictionaries) to Postman and get data from it but it did not work for me for some reason.