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# About these Code Samples # About these Code Samples
In 9.5U1, Zerto introduced a new Zerto Virtual Manager Linux (ZVML) appliance which differs from the "classic" Zerto Virtual Manager installed on a Windows Server. First and foremost, the authentication has changed to use Keycloak, an "Open Source Identity and Access Management" solution (see: keycloak.org) which supports a wide range of authentication methods. With that, scripts built for the classic ZVM will not work without modification. Instead of embedding a username and password into a script, an administrator would create a secret within Keycloak, call a Keycloak API with that secret, then receive a token to make calls to the APIs on the ZVML appliance going forward. In 9.5U1, Zerto introduced a new Zerto Virtual Manager Appliance (ZVMA) which differs from the "classic" Zerto Virtual Manager installed on a Windows Server. First and foremost, the authentication has changed to use [Keycloak](https://www.keycloak.org), an "Open Source Identity and Access Management" solution which supports a wide range of authentication methods. With that, scripts built for the classic ZVM will not work without modification. Instead of embedding a username and password into a script, an administrator would create a secret within Keycloak, call a Keycloak API with that secret, then receive a token to make calls to the APIs on the ZVML appliance going forward.
These code samples provide sample code in PowerShell showing how one could connect to a ZVML appliance and perform some common operations, such as list VPGs. These code samples provide sample code in PowerShell showing how one could connect to a ZVM Appliance and perform some common operations, such as list VPGs.
# Code Samples in this Repo: # Code Samples in this Repo: