Integration configuration field reference
Reference information for all configuration fields across the three integration types in the automation orchestrator: LLM Provider, Ansible Automation Platform, and MCP Server.
Common fields
The following fields are shared across all integration types. The name and URL field labels vary by integration type as noted below.
| Field | Description | Required | Default |
|---|---|---|---|
| Server name / ID | A unique name for this integration. | Yes | None |
| Integration type | The category of external service: LLM Provider, Ansible Automation Platform, or MCP Server. Set when creating the integration and cannot be changed. | Yes | None |
| Description | An optional description of the integration and its purpose. | No | None |
| URL | The endpoint URL for the external service. The field label isBase URL for LLM Provider and MCP Server integrations, orAAP URL for Ansible Automation Platform integrations. | Yes | None |
| Scope | Controls integration availability. WhenGlobal is enabled, the integration is available to all projects. Disable to scope the integration to specific projects. | No | Global |
| State | Enables or disables the integration. Disabled integrations are not available to workflows. | No | Enabled |
Security fields
The following fields are available under the Security expandable section on the integration details page. These fields apply to all integration types.
| Field | Description | Required | Default |
|---|---|---|---|
| Allow HTTP connections | Permits unencrypted HTTP URLs for this integration. | No | Disabled |
| Disable TLS certificate verification | Skips validation of the server's TLS certificate on connections. | No | Disabled |
| CA certificate | PEM-encoded CA certificate to trust for this integration's TLS connections. | No | None |
LLM Provider fields
The following field is specific to LLM Provider integrations.
| Field | Description | Required | Default |
|---|---|---|---|
| Provider | Select the LLM provider from the dropdown (for example, Red Hat AI, OpenAI). | Yes | None |
Connection credential fields
The connection credential section is separate from the integration details. The credential configured here is used to verify the connection and perform periodic health checks. Workflow credentials are configured separately in the workflow builder.
| Field | Description | Required | Default |
|---|---|---|---|
| Health check credential | The credential used to test and monitor the connection to this integration. Select from existing credentials in the dropdown. | Yes | None |
Health status values
The following health statuses are displayed on the list page after an integration is saved.
| Status | Description |
|---|---|
| Available | The endpoint is reachable and responding normally. |
| Validating | The system is checking the integration endpoint. |
| Unknown | The integration health status has not been determined. |
| Error | The endpoint cannot be reached. Verify the URL, network connectivity, and health check credential. |
Integration details page
Each integration has a details page accessible by clicking the integration name on the list page. The details page includes two tabs.
- Details — Displays the integration name, type, status, URL, connection credential, and enabled resource count.
- Resources — Displays the discovered resources and the timestamp of the last fetch. Available for LLM Provider and MCP Server integrations.