After having described how to install vRealize Automation, we have already shown how to add Cloud Accounts and Zones in vRealize Automation 8. As a recap, Cloud Accounts serve as endpoints for to importing existing resources into vRA (for example compute, network or storage resources). With Cloud Zones you...
In the previous blog posts, we described how to deploy vRealize Automation 8. In order to get it fully working, we have to configure Identity & Access Management accordingly. Adding a directory can be done from the Lifeycycle Manager console as well as from the Identity Manager. The GUI...
In the first part of the tutorial, we used the Easy Installer to perform a complete installation of the vRealize Automation. However, there are use cases, where this might not be appropriate: You already have an Identity Manager deployed You don’t want to install all components in one environment...
The process of deploying vRealize Automation has been totally revised with vRealize Automation 8. The biggest changes are: There are no Windows IaaS components anymore Installation is done via the VMware Lifecycle Manager Basic architecture Internaly, vRealize Automation consists of the following components: vRealize Suite Lifecycle Manager: This component...
We are proud to announce Dr. Guido Soeldner was asked from VMware to give an interview about his latest book „Mastering vRealize Automation 7.1“. Click here to read the full interview at VMware Blogs Guido and his brothers Dr. Constantin Soeldner and Jens-Henrik Soeldner just released „Mastering vRealize Automation...
Step 4, Workflows After having created the Dynamic Types in the last blog post, it is time for some coding this time. Remember, we have four different workflows: The find-by-id, the find-all, the find-relation and the has-relation one: In the find-by-id workflow, we search for a AWS stack by...
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