Integrations
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CloudShare Integrations Hub
CloudShare enables fast integration with powerful platforms like Salesforce, Google, Docebo and others using our Integration Hub. You eliminate time-consuming manual data handling and benefit from...
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CloudShare Integrations Hub
CloudShare enables you to configure application webhook events directly from the Integration Hub. A webhook is a web-based message that is sent from one application (or platform) to another. A web...
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CloudShare Integrations Hub
Find an example for integrating CloudShare with the Docebo platform here.
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CloudShare Integrations Hub
Find instructions for integrating CloudShare with your LMS platform here.
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Integrate CloudShare with Your LMS
CloudShare fits perfectly with your enterprise Learning Management System (LMS). You can provide customers with all of the benefits of CloudShare's virtual instructor-led, self-paced, or on-demand...
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Integrate CloudShare with Your LMS
CloudShare supports the Learning Tools Interoperability (LTI) specification, a cross-platform protocol which provides a way for learning platforms (like your LMS) to securely communicate and share...
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Integrate CloudShare with Your LMS
The steps you take to integrate your LMS with a CloudShare virtual lab using LTI will vary, depending on your LMS platform. Here's an example for configuring the Docebo platform with CloudShare. ...
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Integrate CloudShare with Your LMS
You can integrate end user access to a CloudShare virtual lab from directly within your LMS using CloudShare's public API. The CloudShare sponsoredlinks API call returns a simple token that can be...
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Integrate CloudShare Using REST
CloudShare's RESTful API exposes CloudShare functionality for you to integrate with any platform. See our API documentation at http://docs.cloudshare.com. A subset of CloudShare functionality is a...
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Integrate CloudShare Using REST
Click here to enable your access to CloudShare on Zapier.
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Integrate CloudShare Using REST
Click here to enable your access to CloudShare on Zapier.
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Single Sign On (SSO)
Using single sign on (SSO) authentication greatly simplifies the end user experience, resulting in greater customer satisfaction. With SSO, a user only needs to remember one password to access Clo...
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Single Sign On (SSO)
CloudShare can set up user authentication via SAML 2.0 SSO for your account. When SSO is enabled for your account, users log into CloudShare using a dedicated SSO login page and they are authentic...
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Single Sign On (SSO)
CloudShare can set up user authentication via OpenID Connect for your account. When SSO is enabled for your account, users log into CloudShare using a dedicated SSO login page and they are authent...
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Single Sign On (SSO)
CloudShare supports WS Federation Single Sign On (SSO). This guide provides full instructions for how to integrate Okta into CloudShare as a single sign on (SSO) identity provider (IdP). This guide...
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Single Sign On (SSO)
With class-level SSO authentication, students only need to remember the access credentials for their SSO identity provider. CloudShare does all the background work for matching each user sign on w...
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Use Ansible to Manage Servers
One of many uses for Ansible is server management, and one of the great things we've done at CloudShare is to integrate with Ansible so that you can use Ansible to manage your CloudShare VMs in yo...
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Use Ansible to Manage Servers
Download cloudshare-inv.py. This is the CloudShare dynamic inventory script. Install the CloudShare Python SDK: pip install cloudshare. Define your CloudShare API keys as environment variables: C...
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Use Ansible to Manage Servers
To retrieve all VMs in all CloudShare environments and their login credentials: ansible -i cloudshare-inv.py all -m ping To limit the output to a specific environment: ansible -i cloudshare-inv.py...
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Use Ansible to Manage Servers
Run the inventory script on its own to generate a list of environments, VMs and VM login credentials: ansible -i cloudshare-inv.py all -m ping The output is a JSON document that looks like this: {...
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Use Ansible to Manage Servers
Let’s say you have a playbook called web-app.yml that you wish to run on one your VMs. Using the dynamic inventory, you can do this: ansible-playbook -i cloudshare-inventory.py all web-app.yml Th...
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Use Ansible to Manage Servers
Something you probably find yourself doing from time to time is to apply patches to your servers. In this example we have an environment called chat-demo containing a few Ubuntu Linux VMs, and we ...