The next network profile, we want to talk about is the outbound network type. The configuration of the network profile is the same as for routed networks, so will skip the discussion here – the only difference is the configuration on the blueprint. So what is the difference between...
We have given a short introduction into vRealize Automation 8 networks in the last two blog posts. In short, the Network show the following information: The networks and networking objects that can be used for provisioning. Those networks are discovered from the underlying Cloud Accounts and can encompass vSphere...
In order to use the capabilities of NSX-V in vRealize Automation, it is necessary to setup a NSX-V account. This can be done as follows: Navigate to Infrastructure > Cloud Accounts On the Account Types page, click NSX-V Choose NSX-V Provide the following information and click on Validate:...
Jens Soeldner, blogger on cloudadvisors.net and CEO of Soeldner Consult GmbH gained recognition for his teaching and design expertise on VMware NSX with the VMware vExpert NSX 2016 award. Congratulations! Please also check out our latest german based review article on VMware NSX. Click here to view/download ...
VMware vRealize Automation Handbook Chapter 13 – VMware vRealize Automation: this chapter covers ‚Integrating NSX‘ within vRealize Automation 7: After having described what NSX is useful for and having outlined the benefits of an integration of NSX into vRealize Automation, it is now time to focus on the practical...
VMware vRealize Automation Handbook Chapter 12 – VMware vRealize Automation: this chapter covers ‚Introducing NSX‘ within vRealize Automation 7: Perhaps one of the most inportant pieces in VMware’s strategy to build a software-defined data center (SDDC) is its network virtualization tool NSX. It all started in 2013, when VMware...
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