Delete locker password entries in vRealize Suite Lifecycle Manager 8.x

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As of now,  vRealize Lifecycle Manager 8.x do not have the UI option to delete the locker passwords from vRSLCM UI. The only option is to remove it via API. 


Step 1: For test purpose, I created a dummy credentials


Step 2 : Login to vRSLCM via Postman

  • If the login is successful, you will notice a "Login successfully"
Step 3: Copy the Authorization header


Step 4: List the existing passwords by running a GET 

https://vlcm_fqdn/lcm/locker/api/passwords/


  • Copy the "vmid" of the password you would like to delete 

Step 5 : Run the DELETE from CLI 

Note: this is not possible from the REST API client applications



curl -X DELETE 'http://localhost:8080/lcm/locker/api/passwords/79851802-b01e-4a5f-b8c5-2436f126cdcc' -H 'Accept: application/json' -H 'Content-Type: application/json' -H 'Authorization: Basic YWRtaW5AbG9jYWw6Vk13YXJlMTIzIQ== ' -k

  • replace the highlighted
  • After the command to DELETE is run, you can refresh the page to see the changes. 

Hope this helps 😀

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