Virtualisation Down Under
Hey All, Looking at vmware.com 7.3 is now Available to download – https://my.vmware.com/en/web/vmware/info/slug/infrastructure_operations_management/vmware_vrealize_automation/7_3 Below I have listed some of the great changes that have been made, with some comments on each one. St the end I have also included a Continue reading vRealize Automation 7.3 – Whats New
Hey Hey, I have been asked this question quite a lot lately, How can I use the metrics in vROps to determine which cluster can be provisioned to. This is something that I have delivered for customers but never really Continue reading vRA7 – Dynamically Provision to Clusters based on vROps Metrics
Hello all, I have a number of posts on the go and thought I would get this one out first. When working with vRA formally vCAC and vRO, integration with thirdparty systems or devices is what makes vRA and vRO Continue reading vRA and vRO integration with Secret Server
Today will be a short but sweet look at how to be more efficent when creating vRO workflows. We will look at configuration items. I have noticed that generally speaking they are not used in the wild or at least Continue reading Learning vRO Part 7 – Configurations
Hey Hey, There has been great feed back from part 1 of this series, this part will carry on and extend Part 1. I will point out that alot of the data im putting into ETCD or the key value Continue reading Extending vRA with ETCD – Part 2
So I had this little problem at home. my son bugging me every second day to create a new minecraft server. So the answer to this problem is minecraft as a service. But how to do it? There is many Continue reading MaaS – Minecraft as a Service
Hey all, Today I thought we can touch on actions and how to take advantage of of the pre built workflows located in vRO. anyone familiar with coding or vRO knows there is multiple different ways to achieve the same Continue reading Learning vRO Part 6 – Actions and OOB workflows
Hey all, Been a little while since my last post been busy finishing up some side projects one of which is sort of relevant in this blog post which is a soon to be released book on vROps available for Continue reading Learning vRO Part 5 (and vROps) – Trigger flows from vROps using SMTP
Hey Hey, This is something I did a while ago and been meaning to post for ages, but since I now have free time again for the short period im trying to get some content out there which hopefully helps Continue reading Calling vRO Workflow via Powershell
Hey Hey. Time for a another lesson in vCO or vRO as its called now. Today I am going to talk about composite types. They help with reducing the complexity and the amount of workflows required. The example I will Continue reading Learning vCO – Part 4 Composite types