To use these Collections and Environment, there are a few setup pieces after importing the 3 files into Postman:

1. Import the 3 files in root of this repo (2 Collections and 1 Environment) into Postman.

2. Set the Prisma Cloud API and Console URL in the Postman Environment variable

3. To get the address/URL for your Console, go to Compute > Manage > System > Downloads, and copy the string under Path to Console The URL should look something like this: https://us-east1.cloud.twistlock.com/us-1-123456789

   1. You will be replacing the compute-api-endpoint variable

4. Depending on what Admin console you see when you log in will determine which API Endpoint you will use.

   1. The corresponding value below will replace the api-endpoint variable.

The below table shows an example of what a completed Environment should look like before generating any JWT tokens

These will be the first 2 requests of both Collections under the Login folder.

• Prisma Cloud API /login BODY example:

{ "username": "abcde-fghi-jklm-nopq-rstuvwxyz", "password": "a1b2c3d4e5f6g7h8i9" }

• There is also an optional parameter to send if you have access to more than 1 Prisma Cloud tenant called customerName, example:

{ "username": "abcde-fghi-jklm-nopq-rstuvwxyz", "password": "a1b2c3d4e5f6g7h8i9", "customerName": "Company XYZ - 123456" }

• Prisma Cloud Compute Console /authenticate BODY example:

{ "username": "abcde-fghi-jklm-nopq-rstuvwxyz", "password": "a1b2c3d4e5f6g7h8i9" }

In the Collection_Runner folder, there are specific examples for use-cases where using Postman's Collection Runner makes sense.

This is an easy way to iterate through files/CSVs/etc for a specific subset of API calls you want to make. More instructions in the README within this folder.