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Configuring a Connection between VSM and Make Modules

Learn how to establish a connection between VSM and Make.

Make modules are components that are used for creating scenarios in Make.

To learn more about the way they work, see Types of Modules.

The connection between VSM and the modules in Make is normally created automatically. However, if you add the module in Make when creating a scenario and the connection is not established, you can configure it manually.

1

Add an Orchestration module in Make

Add an Orchestration module in Make, for example a Trigger Event. An Emporix Orchestration window pops up, where you can check all the module's details and enter the required data.

Emporix Orchestration Trigger Event module configuration
Trigger Event module configuration window in Make
2

Open the connection configuration

To open the connection configuration, choose ADD in the connections section. The Create a connection window is displayed.

Create a connection window in Make
Create a connection window for an Emporix Orchestration module
3

Enter the Event Source ID and Secret

Enter the Event Source ID and the related Secret. You can copy and paste the ID and the secret from the Emporix Management Dashboard. To find the Event Source ID and the Secret, go to VSMAdminSettings.

VSM Admin Settings with Event-Receiver Endpoint source and secret
Event-Receiver Endpoint source and secret in VSM Admin Settings
4

Choose the environment

Choose the environment with which you want to establish the connection.

5

Enter the Client ID and Secret

Enter the Client ID and the client Secret. You can copy and paste the ID and the secret from Emporix Developer Portal. To find the Client ID and the Secret, go to Developer PortalOE API Keys.

OE API Keys in the Emporix Developer Portal
Client ID and Secret in the Emporix Developer Portal OE API Keys section
6

Save the connection

Choose SAVE to create the connection.

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