In my last article, I showed a simple way to read data from a Nutanix cluster using PHP. This method was simple because it didn’t have to send any data to the cluster, just retrieve it. We simply fetched a JSON file to show the data we wanted to show. That would be a perfect solution for making a pretty, end user consumable dashboard to show select pieces of system information. What if you wanted to take action against your Nutanix cluster, however? For example, what if you wanted to clone a VM, or create a new one, straight from […]