Which is a valid Endpoint in Self-Service?

Within Prism Central Self-Service (Calm/Runbooks) an Endpoint object represents an external machine against which Calm can execute tasks. The product currently recognises only two operating-system types—Linux and Windows. An Endpoint type must therefore be defined generically as Windows (using WinRM/PowerShell) or Linux (using SSH). “Windows” is therefore a valid choice; the other names do not match any supported Endpoint type in Self-Service.

A. API Gateway – Not an Endpoint type; API Gateway is a playbook/action target only.

C. CentOS – CentOS would be covered by the generic “Linux” Endpoint, not recognised as a distinct type.

D. Kubernetes – Kubernetes clusters are added as Calm Providers, not as Endpoints.

1. Nutanix Prism Central Guide 2022.9, “Manage Runbooks → Working with Endpoints,” p. 243: “Prism Central supports two endpoint OS types: Linux and Windows.”

2. Nutanix Calm Administration Guide 3.8, Section 4.4 “Creating an Endpoint,” ¶2: “Choose the endpoint type: Linux or Windows.”

3. Nutanix Prism Central Guide 2022.9, “Playbooks → Actions,” p. 310 (notes API Gateway as action target, not endpoint).