VMware Aria Automation 8.x deployment topology VMware Aria Automation can be set up using either a simple deployment model or a clustered deployment model. Simple Deployment This model consists of a single VMware Aria Automation node. No load balancer is used in this setup. The fully qualified domain name (FQDN) of VMware Aria Automation directs to the IP address of the node. Clustered Deployment A clustered setup consists of three VMware Aria Automation nodes situated behind

In today's fast-paced IT landscape, automation has become a critical component for streamlining operations and enhancing efficiency. One of the most powerful products available for Private Cloud is VMware Cloud Foundation (VCF) , which a cohesive infrastructure solution. This blog delves into the intricacies of VCF Automation installation, providing a comprehensive guide for IT professionals looking to simplify their deployment processes. We will explore the prerequisites,

Presenting mind map of VMware Aria Automation 8.18 to VCF Automation 9.0

Goal Upgrade an existing VMware Aria Automation 8.xx.xx to 8.17.0 Pre-Requisites VMware Aria Suite Lifecycle 8.16.0 Product Support Pack...

There's no need to panic when you see this precheck failure VMware Aria Automation needs extra bit of memory compared to previous...

We have been requested interally many times on how we can deploy VMware Aria Automation Orchestrator without VMware Aria Automation....

There are 2 local accounts of VMware Aria Automation Config for which VMware Aria Suite Lifecycle would be able to change passwords They...

PDF document Demo vRSLCM 8.10 bring 2 major features on the table with respect to vRealize Automation 1. Enable / Disable Pendo in vRA...

ORIGINAL CONTENT Based on vRealize Automation 8.8 There was an ask on if we have any queries handy which can help us track certain...

vRealize Automation 8.8.1 was released last evening and here's my experience in implementing in my lab. I've attached Upgrade runbook ...

vRealize Automation 8.8.1 capabilities are focusing on the areas of multi-cloud support with ability to Enable/Disable Log Analytics for...

Recently , worked on a case where user had challenges in creating a webhook for git We were hitting an exception stating 400 Bad Request...

Problem Statement On a greenfield installation of vRA 8.7 which is integrated with SaltStack Config , we have an option to choose...

Let me show an example of how we can identify version of vRA through API Request As a first step we need to fetch the authentication...

There are 2 methods to install SaltStack Config Standard method vRealize Suite Lifecycle Manager method Second one is pretty straight...

Source of Truth : VMware KB: 87121 ( https://kb.vmware.com/s/article/87121 ) Note: I am trying to share screenshots / outputs from the...

The vRealize Automation appliance supports active-active high availability for all components except the appliance database. Starting with the 7.3 release, database failover is automatic if three nodes are deployed and synchronous replication is configured between two nodes. When vRealize Automation appliance detects database failure, it promotes a suitable database server to be the master. You can monitor and manage the appliance database on the Virtual Appliance Management

Recently I did work on a project to upgrade vRealize Automation from 7.0.1 to 7.3. I would like to share my experience on how the upgrade took place and various issues encountered while implementing it We had to execute upgrade in two phases Upgrade from 7.0.1 to 7.2 Once 7.2 validation is complete upgrade to 7.3 This was done in two phases because in-place upgrade between 7.0.1 to 7.3 is not supported Pre-Requisites Ensure Databases have been backed up. Both IaaS ( Co