Issues have been identified with the Invoke-RestMethod command in PowerShell version 5.1, which is included with Windows Server 2019 and 2022. It is advisable to use the latest version of PowerShell: https://aka.ms/powershell-release?tag=stable when accessing the DryvIQ API endpoints.
Overview
It is possible to set up DryvIQ using the REST API. This page provides sample calls you will use.
Test Database Connection
POST /v1/admin/db/test {"provider":"sqlserver","connection":"Server=server;Database=dbname;Integrated Security=true;","embedded":"false"}
Set Database Connection
PATCH /v1/admin/db {"provider":"sqlserver","connection":"Server=server;Database=dbname;Integrated Security=true;","embedded":"false"}
Create and/or Update Database
POST /v1/admin/db/upgrade
Soft Reset
POST /v1/admin/restart
GET Reset and Application Status
GET /v1/admin/status
GET Service Configuration
GET /v1/admin/config
Activate License
POST /v1/licensing/activate?usage=true {"key":"myKey"}
Accept EULA
PATCH /v1/admin/config/acceptEula
Create Admin User
POST /v1/users {"login":"admin","password":"Passw0rd!"}