6. The Impact of the Accelerating Pace of Business
6
Applications
• Drive competitive advantage
• Enable new business
opportunity
Applications
IT Operations
• Shorter release cycles
• Agile development processes
DEMAND
• Increased demand
• Faster delivery expectations
The Business
RESULT
• Lower customer satisfaction
• Growing use of shadow IT
• Large application backlog
• Perceived as barrier to progress
• Increased risk
• Missed opportunity
7. Slow Infrastructure Service Delivery Times
• Organizational silos lead to wait times in slow workflows
• Time-consuming manual tasks
• Manual configurations lead to inconsistencies, errors, and need for rework
… but even with infrastructure automation what about the application?
7
Days – Weeks
Wait WorkWaitWait
Manual effort
4-6 Hours
Infrastructure
Service
8. Test Production
Slow Response to the Business
8
Infrastructure Service Delivery
Days – Weeks
Wait WorkWaitWait
Change
Application and Change Delivery
Weeks – Months
Wait WorkWaitWait
Development
Application Release Process
More wait times, more manual tasks, and more manual configurations
for applications, environments, and changes
Changes
9. Automate service delivery in a
SINGLE SOLUTION
Wait WorkWaitWaitWait WorkWaitWait
Minutes
Infrastructure Services Application Delivery
Accelerated Service Delivery Times
Changes
What Is Needed?
9
• Rapid implementation times with flexibility to extend existing environments
• Control through governance
• Efficiency through cost containment
• Standardized configurations
10. VMware Single Solution –
Abstraction and Personalization
10
Agility by automating delivery of personalized services
Resource Pools
VM’s with Network
Applications
Abstraction to
Model once and deploy anywhere
Production
Test
Development
Private Cloud
Public Cloud
Infrastructure
Policies
Application
Policies
Machine
Policies
Policies to personalize services
• Right-size
• Placement
• And so on
11. VMware Single Solution –
Application Delivery
11
Accelerate application deployment
Test ProductionDevelopment
Application Release Process
Service
Models
Standardized with
consistent configurations
Integration with configuration management
12. VMware Single Solution –
On-Board the Cloud
12
Journey with many starting points and
many maturity levels
Automation
Service Broker
Infrastructure
Manual provisioning
On-demand, automated
self-service access
Technology sprawl High standardization
Initial provisioning Lifecycle management
Homogeneous Enterprise wide / heterogeneous
ExtensibleOne inflexible approach
Virtualized infrastructure Any service from any layer
Manual approvals High governance
Release Automation
Apps / MW / DB
13. What's New – Extending
VMware vRealize
Automation 6.2
13
14. vRealize Automation 6.2 -
Summary of Enhancements
14
Infrastructure
Automation
• Support for proxy
with VMware
vCloud® Air™
• Endpoint SDK (PSO
only)
• Configurable email
templates
• Calendar of events
App Services and
App Release Automation
• Ability to edit custom
properties for
application blueprints
• Support for
CloudFoundry as a
deployment target
IT as a Broker of Services
• VMware vRealize
Operations™ health
badges in portal
• XenDesktop 7.x
Support
• Support for
OpenStack Havana
15. vRealize Automation 6.2 -
Summary of Enhancements (Continued)
15
• Can create and edit overwrite
request properties on approval
• Filter catalog by business group
• Scheduled reconfigure
• Change virtual machine leases to
Indefinite
• Manage updates to VMware vCloud
Air templates without breaking
blueprints (vRealize Automation
and vCloud Air)
Platform Improvements
• Enhanced event and audit
logging
• New log bundling tool
• CLI tool (CloudClient)
• Improved REST API (docs, SDK)
• API for reservation management
17. vRealize Automation - vCloud Air Endpoint
• vCloud Air as an endpoint
– Having vCloud Air as an endpoint gives you the ability to provision and
manage infrastructure services within VMware Cloud offering
17
• In vRealize Automation 6.2, the vCloud Director® endpoint is now called
vCloud Air
– That endpoint is complete with a new field to allow administrators to supply a
proxy server to allow the system to reach the internet
18. 18
Improved Operational Visibility
View vRealize Operations health status in vRealize Automation displays
In Admin Portal
List Views
In Item Details
Understand the issues
Impacting Health
See the health
of a machine
19. vRealize Operations – vRealize Automation
Integration Notes
• This integration only available with vRealize Automation 6.2 and future versions
• If the integration is enabled, tenant administrators will see the vRealize Operations
health badge for that machine in the item details screen
19
20. Enhanced Multi-Vendor Endpoint Support
• vSphere 6 (Q1-15)
• XenDesktop 7
• Enhancements to vCloud Air
– Proxy and pay as you go support (Q1-2015)
• OpenStack (Havana)
20
21. Enhanced Logging Supportability
21
• Designed to one-click and collect all logs from the vRealize Automation virtual
appliances and IaaS machines
– Package logs, and post them to the "Last collected..." link for an admin to download.
• Ease for admins to collect logs
– All vRealize Automation virtual appliance (VA) machines in a distributed environment
– Process can take quite some time to complete after clicking the Collect Logs button
22. vRealize Automation – Virtual Appliance High
Availability and Cluster Information
• Designed for distributed environments
– Improves manual work when multiple vRealize Automation virtual appliances
need to be deployed behind a load balancer
• Manages the following:
– Copying files from one VA to another and changing security on files
– Manually disabling services and editing configuration files
22
23. vRealize Automation Virtual Appliance – High
Availability Nodes List
• Lists all registered vRealize Automation nodes that make up the service
– If you have a DEM running that is registered, it will show up as IAAS even
though it only has that small piece installed on it
– Does not differentiate which types of IaaS services are installed on nodes listed
with a type of IAAS
23
24. vRealize Automation Virtual Appliance – Host
Settings
• Certificate page is removed and consolidated into the host settings
– View the current certificate, generate a new self-signed certificate, and import
a certificate from a PEM
– If you do not enter anything into the common name field when generating a
certificate, vRealize Automation will create the certificate using the machine
name automatically.
24
• New checks that will occur:
– Load balancer certificate
matches the local machine
certificate
– Certificate chain verification
– Certificate revocation list can
be accessed
• If it does not, a message
appears and the vRealize
Automation service will not be
able to start
25. What's New – CloudClient
VMware vRealize
Automation 6.2
25
26. vRealize Automation 6.2 - CloudClient
26
Self-Service Catalog
User Interface
Common Services
Administration
Home Page
Advanced Services
Designer (XaaS)
IaaS Design and
Administration (IaaS)
Service Catalog/Day 2
Approvals
Orchestration (vCO)
Etc ...
Back-end
components
Application Design and
Administration (PaaS)
Notifications
Infrastructure as a Service
(DynamicOps)
vRealize Automation
Application Services
Common components
Application Director
REST API
vRealize Automation
REST API
vRealize Automation IaaS
REST API
vRealize Automation
Java SDK
Auth, SSO, tenancy
Application Director CLI
vRealize Orchestrator
REST API
vRealize Automation
API Explorer (CLI)
CloudClient
27. vRealize Automation 6.2 - CloudClient Overview
• A Command-Line Utility
– Provides verb-based access with a unified interface across the vRealize
Automation APIs
• Including: Common Services, IaaS, Applications, VMware vRealize Orchestrator™
• Provides an Easy-to-Use Command-line Interface
– Designed for the IT administrator where scripting and CLI use is more
feasible than direct API calls
– Stable interface while underlying APIs can change over time
• Provides Common Security; Exception Handling
– JSON, CSV and tabular formatting
– File export; auto login for scripting (password and keyfiles); and auto-
generated documentation.
• Available as a Separate Download
– (Supports vRealize Automation 6.1)
27
28. vRealize Automation 6.2 - CloudClient Overview
(Continued)
• Accessible as a Command Prompt
– When running the script, users are able to run commands against vRealize
Automation
• Purpose of CloudClient
– Creates a layer of abstraction between the vRealize Automation functionality
and the end consumer
– Designed to increase the ease of which users are able to run automated
actions against vRealize Automation
– Generally, you would use this tool in the case of a northbound integration
with another interface or tool
• Not a REST or SOAP API, (Uses the vRealize Automation API instead)
– Reduces the chance that a customer would have to change their code with
a new release of vRealize Automation 6.2.x
– Only requires update of vRealize Automation and the CloudClient
• All interface commands would remain the same
• The CloudClient would be brokering the commands to the API as needed
28
29. Enhancements – New Interfaces within vRealize
Automation 6.2 (cont.)
Accessing vRealize automation services from custom portals and apps
REST API
Infrastructure
Services
Application
Services
Custom
Services
Policy-Based Governance with Automated Delivery
Self-Service
CLI Java SDK
vRealize Orchestrator
Plug-In
vRealize Automation Service
Catalog
Custom Portal and Apps
29
30. Enhancements –
Adapt and Extend vRealize Automation 6.2 with
vRealize Orchestrator 6.0
30
Adapt and extend vRealize Automation using vRealize Orchestrator
Backup/Restore
New Features
• Call vRealize Orchestrator workflows
from various points in the lifecycle
• Create new custom IT services
• Add new day two actions to existing
services
Benefits
• Provides many more capabilities for
IaaS and app services through third-
party integrations
• Provides improved support for
provisioning and lifecycle processes
31. Enhancements –
Advanced Service Designer
31
Limit options based on “state” of resources
Powered Off
Powered On
Custom
Service
State
Possible
Actions
Turn Off
Copy
Snapshot
Delete
Turn On
Delete
New Features
• Allow the administrator to
determine what day two actions
are available based on the state
of the resource
Benefits
• Makes catalog easier to use by
limiting the options to what can be
done
• Contributes to efficiencies by
preventing unneeded approvals
from being triggered
32. Enhancements –
VMware Cloud Management Marketplace
32
New and updated vRealize Orchestrator workflows and plug-ins
• vRealize Automation 6.2
• Amazon Web Services
• Multinode
• VMware vSphere® Auto Deploy
• HTTP-REST
• SOAP
• Microsoft Powershell
• Microsoft Active Directory
• AMQP Plug-In 1.0.3
• Afore Solutions
• Acronis
• BT Diamond IP)
• HP Service Manager (Avnet)
• HP uCMDB (Avnet)
• EMC ViPR
• F5 Networks
• Hitachi Data Systems
• Intigua
Thousands of workflows to choose from
33. Enhancements – IT Business Management
Business Management
33
Improved integration with VMware IT Business Management Suite™
Standard Edition
New Features
• Understand fully burdened costs
based on vendor data and industry
averages
• Simplified showback setup
• Cost comparisons between private
and public offerings
• Enhanced organizational reporting
Benefits
• Shortens time to value through easier
setup
• Provides data to consumer to make
smart decisions
• Improves usability through targeted
reporting
34. Enhancements – IT Business Management
Show Back Reporting
Allocated resource costs by business group
New Features
• Complements the costs displayed in the
service catalog
• Available to tenant admins as a console
portlet
• IT Business Management Suite Standard
Edition and VMware IT Business Management
Suite Advanced Edition provide additional cost
and chargeback reporting
Benefits
• Provides cost transparency to the
organization as to how much different
groups are using
• Enables better decision making and budget
controls
34
35. What's New – VMware
NSX 6.1 and vRealize
Automation 6.2
35
36. New Enhancements ‒ NSX 6.1 Security for
vRealize Automation 6.2
* Limited to single site, single VMware vCenter™ Server, legacy UI, No I18N, L10N, IPv6
VMware NSX™ 6.1 and vRealize
Automation 6.2
1
NSX
Security
On-demand & pre-created security containers
with policy based security using Service
Composer. Supports NSX distributed Firewall
w/ Identity
Performance
E-W distributed routing, distributed FW at
line rate
2
NSX 6.1 for vSphere and
vRealize Automation 6.2
Network
Multicast free virtual networks, NSX distributed
router support, dynamic routing protocols
support in Edge based external networks,
multicast-free, DHCP relay (requires vCenter
Orchestrator)
NSX 6.1
Security
Only edge-based NAT and Edge FW
Third-Party Extensibility
Includes antivirus, file integrity monitoring,
data security (DLP)
Network
Multicast required for virtual networks, Only
centralized edge based static routing and
NAT
Third-party Extensibility
All services – including NGFW (PAN), LB
(F5), IPS (McAfee), Vulnerability
Management (Rapid 7)
36
37. Enhancements – vRealize Automation 6.2 and
NSX 6.1 for vSphere Integration
Service delivery with networking and security virtualization integration
Application
APP
DATABASE
WEB
Infrastructure
External
Networks
Infrastructure
policy
New Features
Connectivity
− Connect to existing NSX routers
− Support for VMware NSX Edge™ router
Security
− Isolate multimachine services
− On-demand security
Availability
− Support for on-demand and existing NSX
load balancing services, including third-
party
Benefits
• Increased flexibility and security when
deploying resources
• Provides fully automated software-defined
data center (SDDC)
37
38. Enhancements – vRealize Automation 6.2 and
NSX 6.1 Integration
On-Demand
Application Delivery
vRealize Automation 6.2
Resource
Reservation
Multimachine
Blueprint
Service Catalog
Cloud
Management
Platform
Network Profiles
Security Policies
Security Groups
Web
App
Database
VM VM
VM VM VM
VM
Logical Switch
Logical Router
NSX 6.1
Logical Firewall
Logical Load
Balancer
38
40. Feature Enhancements –
vRealize Automation 6.2 and NSX 6.1
Range of features from pre-created to on-demand network and security services
Connectivity
Network profiles for on-demand network creation
− Define routed, NAT, private, external profiles for variety of app topologies
− Option to connect to pre-created networks (logical or physical)
NSX distributed logical router (DLR)
− Optimize for east-west traffic by connecting to pre-created DLR
Security
On-demand micro-segmentation
− Automatic creation of security group per app w/ default deny firewall rules
Apply firewall and advanced security policies
− Select pre-defined NSX security policies to apply to app/tier
− Antivirus, DLP, intrusion prevention, and vulnerability mgmt
Connect business logic to security policy
− Select pre-defined NSX security tag which is applied to workload and
interpreted by NSX to place in pre-defined security group
Availability
On-demand load balancer in one-armed mode or inline mode
− Plus option for using pre-created load balancing
Extensibility
Business logic moved to NSX vRealize
Orchestrator Plug-In
- Allows vRealize Orchestrator workflows to be
leveraged by Advanced Service Designer
Web
App
Database
VM VM
VM VM VM
VM
40
41. NSX 6.1 vRealize Orchestrator Plug-In
• Benefits
– Ability to support multiple product versions
(NSX 6.1) transparently to vRealize Automation
– Network and security workflows are decoupled
from policy engine, enabling more rapid release
and update to workflows
– Ability to deliver fixes and updates more rapidly
– Easier to extend/customize workflows by adding
your own logic or leveraging other systems
– Provide self service access to NSX vRealize
Orchestrator workflows through Advanced Service
Designer
• Note: Initial version of NSX vRealize Orchestrator plug-in is limited to
functionality required by vRealize Automation and is only supported for these
out-of-the-box workflows
Benefits of abstracting with vRealize Orchestrator
41
42. Enhancements –
Network Mapping for Application Services
App services now leverages infrastructure network configurations
New Features
• Allow networking mapping in
deployment profile to pre-existing
networks in reservations for
application services
• See network details for proper
selection for the application blueprint
Benefits
• Enable pre-existing networks to be
mapped to logical networks for each
application
• Provides consistency to the
provisioning of applications
42
44. What's New – vRealize
Application Services 6.2
and vRealize Automation
6.2
44
45. IaaS Properties within Application Services
• IaaS Blueprint Properties
– Appear when requesting Application Services 6.2 (previously Application
Director)
– Any and all properties associated with that IaaS blueprint will be associated
to the machine in vRealize Automation once it has been provisioned
– Allows an admin to build in user-prompted fields that are needed to
provision the application infrastructure
45
46. Enhancements –
Composite Application Deployment Profiles
Bundle existing blueprints to create complex applications
New Features
• Allows networking mapping in
Deployment profile to preexisting
networks in reservations for
application services
• Sees network details to ensure proper
selection for the application blueprint
Benefits
• Enable preexisting networks to be
mapped to logical networks for each
application
• Provides consistency to provisioning
of applications
Healthcare
Contains multiple
application blueprints
Each blueprint contains
multiple components
46
47. Enhancements –
Composite Applications Example
Deploying a healthcare application
Payments
Fraud Detection
Analytics
Enrollments
Healthcare
Claims
47
48. Enhancements –
Multitenancy for vRealize Application Services 6.2
vRealize Automation Application Services 6.2 supports vRealize Automation 6.2
Multi-Tenancy
New Features
• Leverages core business groups,
roles, and users
• App blueprints, app services, external
services, and so on will be enabled for
both private and public sharing
Benefits
• Simplifies deployment by streamlining
to single App Services in multitenant
environment
• Maintains consistency with the
vRealize Automation offering
vRealize Automation Application Server 6.2
“App Services”
vRealize Automation Server
48
49. What's New – Puppet
and VMware vRealize
Automation 6.2
49
50. New Features
• Additional lifecycle operations
• Update/rollback
• Scale out/scale in
• Teardown
• Deploy Windows configurations
• Update Puppet master configuration in
deployment environments
• Customize Puppet agent settings
(e.g. Agent Run Interval for drift scans)
Benefits
• Enable application lifecycle for Puppet-
based deployments – without requiring any
update scripts
• Allow customization of Puppet
configurations
Enhancements – vRealize Automation
Application Service 6.2 and Puppet Integration
Application delivery with configuration management integration
50
51. 1
• Import Puppet module for Oracle 11g
database and create multitier claims app
• Deploy claims app in dev env for testing
Enhancements – Puppet Integration Example
Model claims app using Oracle DB Puppet module to deploy with production data
for testing
Backups
Golden DB
Prod DB
Dev/Test DB
2
• Use data refresh workflows to copy and
mask data and publish a Golden DB machine
blueprint with linked clone option. Typical
database size is in terabytes
• At deployment of claims app, map database
tier to Golden DB
51
52. What's New – User
Experience vRealize
Automation Center 6.2
52
53. New Enhancements – Localization
Consumer-facing interfaces localized in 10+ languages
New Features
• Localized components
• Self-service catalog (except
application services)
• Email notifications
• Currencies
• Catalog management
• Language determined by browser
setting
Benefits
• Provides support for non-English
speaking users
• Supports multilanguage deployment
Supported Languages
US English German
French Japanese
Simplified Chinese Traditional
Chinese
Korean Dutch
Spanish Portuguese
(Brazilian)
Russian Italian
53
54. New Enhancements – Bulk Import Capability
54
Manage your existing VMs
vRealize Automation
Provisioning
Day-2
Operations
Reclamation
& Rightsizing
Policy-Based Governance with Automated Delivery
New Imported
New Features
• Ability to bulk import existing VMs into
vRealize Automation for management
Benefits
• Provides improved support for brown-
field environments
• Allows for consistent governance and
lifecycle management
55. New Enhancements –
High Availability and Cluster Deployment
55
New Features and Benefits
• Virtual Appliance Management
Infrastructure (VAMI) provides an
interface to make it easier to deploy
multiple appliances
• Shortens time to deploy in distributed
environments and reduces chance for
human error when configuring for high
availability
Load Balancer
vRealize
Automation
Virtual Appliance 1
vRealize
Automation
Virtual Appliance 2
57. vRealize Orchestrator Plug-Ins
• VMware applications
– vCenter Server 4.0, 4.1, 5.0,5.1,5.5, 5.5.1,
vRealize Orchestrator 5.5.2
– vCloud Director 1.0, 1.5 ,5.1, 5.5
– VMware vCloud Automation Center ™, 5.2, 6.01,
6.0.1 Update 1, 6.1, 6.2
– VMware vCenter Update Manager 4.1, 5.0, and
5.1
– VMware vCenter Chargeback 2.0
– VMware vCenter Configuration Manager (tm) 5.5
– VMware vCenter Operations Manager™ Package
– vRealize Orchestrator Multinode 5.0, 5.1, 5.5
– vSphere Auto Deploy
– VMware Service Manager 9.1
– VMware Service Elasticity
– VMware vCenter Site Recovery Manager™ – New
– VMware Horizon™ View™ 6.0 – New
– VMware Hadoop as a Service
– VMware NSX™ Plug-In (in vRealize Automation
6.1) – New
• Standard protocols
– AMQP / RabbitMQ
– Email (POP3 and SMTP)
– HTTP-REST
– JDBC
– SOAP
– SNMP v1, v2c and v3
– SQL
– SSH
– Telnet
– XML
57
58. vRealize Orchestrator Plug-Ins (cont.)
• Partner Applications
– AWS - New
– Bluecat Networks
– BMC Atrium CMDB & Remedy
– BT Diamond IP Control
– Cisco UCS Manager 1.3
– CloudLink SecureVSA for vRealize Automation
– EMC Unified Infrastructure Manager
– EMC ViPR
– Egenera PAN Manager
– F5 Networks
– Infoblox NIOS
– Microsoft Active Directory
– Microsoft Windows PowerShell
– NetApp WFA
– Radware vDirect
– ServiceNow
– Up. Time Software
– HP uCMDB and Service Manager - New
– HP Operations Orchestration – New
– Hitachi Storage Connector - New
58
59. VMware Ready vRealize Orchestrator
Plug-In Program
59
VMware
Compatibility
Guide
VMware Cloud
Management
Marketplace
VMware Ready vRealize
Orchestrator Plug-In Program
(Partner Benefits)
VMware
Ready
Open to partners who want to
build vRealize Orchestrator Plug-
Ins to integrate their products
with the vCenter Orchestrator
Platform
Requirements
TAP Elite or above
Partner is developing a vRealize
Orchestrator Plug-In to be
certified
Contact
tapalliance@vmware.com or your
VMware Alliance Manager for
details
• Leverage over 250,000+ customers
– vRealize Orchestrator bundled with vCenter at no
extra charge
– vRealize Orchestrator available as appliance
– vRealize Orchestrator integrated with VMware
vSphere Web Client
• Central integration point
– Lower R&D costs. Integrate to vCenter and vRealize
Automation through one solution
– Launch vRealize Orchestrator workflows from
multiple VMware products (vCenter, vRealize
Automation, vRealize Orchestrator PS, and so on)
– Create XaaS offerings using vRealize Orchestrator
plug-in
61. Upgrade Requirements – vRealize Automation
6.2 Upgrade Requirements from Versions 6.x
Release 6.2Release 6.0.1.1
• First, 6.0.1.1 must first be upgraded to vRealize Automation 6.1
• Then perform In-place upgrade from vRealize Automation 6.1 to 6.2
• Application Director 6.0 (AppD) to vRealize Application Services 6.2 requires
side-by side migration
Phased In-Place Upgrade Path Supported
Release 6.2Release 6.1
• In-place upgrade from 6.1 to 6.2 Supported
• 6.1 virtual appliances and Windows IaaS Servers and components part of
the deployment must first meet the 6.2 system requirements
• Previous Versions of VMware vCloud Automation Center™ Designer
• Must be uninstalled prior to upgrade, and reinstalled with the 6.2 version
after the upgrade provided on the vRealize Appliance Install download page
• vRealize Orchestrator
• External Instances must be upgraded prior to vRealize Automation 6.2
Upgrade
Direct In-Place Upgrade Supported
62. Upgrade Requirements – vRealize Automation
6.2 Upgrade Requirements from Versions 6.x
62
Release 6.2Release 6.0
• First, vCloud Automation Center 6.0 must be upgraded to 6.0.1.1
• In-place upgrade from vCloud Automaton Center 6.0.1.1 to 6.1
• Then perform In-place upgrade from vRealize Automation 6.1 to 6.2
• Application Director 6.0 (AppD) to vRealize Application Services 6.2 requires
side-by side migration
Phased In-Place Upgrade Path Supported
63. Upgrade Requirements – vRealize Automation
6.2 Migration Requirements from Versions 5.x
63
Release 6.2Release 5.2.2 Parallel Installation and Migration Required
Release 6.2Release 5.2.3
• Install and configure the new target vRealize Automation 6.2 system
• Download the migration tool and run the pre-migration task and review the pre-
migration report
• Take corrective action on all required pre-migration tasks issues discovered and
rerun the pre-migration tasks
• Run the migration task and review the migration report
• Run the migration tool from a target vRealize Automation system on which the
Model Manager Web Service component is installed
• Perform post-migration tasks
Parallel Installation and Migration Required
• Install and configure the new target vRealize Automation 6.2 System
• First, vCloud Automation Center 5.2.2 versions must be upgrade to 5.2.3
• Run the migration tool from a target vRealize Automation system on which the
Model Manager Web Service component is installed
• Perform post-migration tasks
• Will require some system down time and does not include AppD
64. Migration Requirements –
vRealize Automation 6.2 to Versions 5.x
64
Release 6.2Release 5.2.1
• Install and configure the new target vRealize Automation 6.2 System
• First, 5.2.1 versions must be upgrade to 5.2.3
• A migration utility will move data from 5.2.3 to a new vRealize Automation 6.2
deployment
• Will require some system down time and does not include AppD
Parallel Installation and Migration Required
68. Provide Transparency for Service Costs
and Prices
68
Total Cloud Cost
Based on out-of-the-box values,
VMware vCenter™ integration
Loaded Unit Costs
of CPU, MEM, Storage
Automatic pricing of blueprints
Who is Using What
Cost and Usage by
BU, App
Auto-generate rate cards providing transparency into the fully
burdened cost
69. Establish IT as a Broker of IT Services
69
Make better decision when to leverage public cloud resources relative to
internal service delivery
71. Accelerate Application Deployment
• Streamline the deployment and update process
• Leverage prebuilt components
• Reuse application models across environments and clouds
71
72. Standardize the Software Stack
72
• Avoid manual configurations to eliminate inconsistencies, errors, and
rework
• Realize quick wins by providing standardized apps, middleware, and
databases to apps teams
• Deliver complex, integrated, and multitier applications
Apply
Application
Policies
Leverage
Shared
Services
73. Automate the Application Release Process
73
Rapidly provision consistent environments across clouds and
promote changes across environments
Dev ProdTest
vSphere vCloud
Reuse application
blueprints for
consistency
CHANGE
Reuse update profiles for
consistency
74. Leverage Existing Investments in
Configuration Management
• Partnership with Puppet Labs, OpsCode (Chef), and SaltStack
• Accelerate workload deployments
• Remediate configuration drift towards desired state configuration
74
Desired State
Configuration
And Drift
Remediation
Dev ProdTest
vSphere vCloud
Configuration
Drift
! !!
= =
76. Multivendor and Multicloud Infrastructure
76
CloudPhysical Virtual
vSphere Hyper-V XenServer
Linux Windows
Cloud Providers
vCloud
Hybrid
Service
vCloud Automation Center
Self - Service
Infrastructure
Services
Application
Services
Custom
Services
vRealize Automation
Policy-Based Governance with Automated Delivery
Application Release Automation
77. Dev/Test
vRealize Automation Shared Infrastructure
The VMware Personalized, Business-Relevant
Cloud
77
Provision Manage RetireRequest
Desktop
Request Provision Manage Retire Archive
Production
Request Approval Provision Manage Retire Archive
Cloud
Administrator
Service Blueprints
SLA
Cost Profile
Service Tier
Security
Policies
Templates Private
Virtual
Private
Physical
Public
Cloud
Fine-grained policies personalize services
to meet unique IT and business needs
78. Contain Cost by Identifying and Reclaiming
Inactive VMs
78
Stranded
Host
Resources
Underutilized,
Inactive &
Abandoned VMs
Monitor
Reclamation Efficiency
and Cost Savings
Verify
Usage
Eliminate
Known
Good
VM
In Use
Notify
Owner
Automated Reclamation Workflow
Removal
Approved
Reclaim
Resources
Convert
Lease
Expire
VM
Archive
VM
Delete
VM
Notify
Owner
IT Compute
Infrastructure
Define different policies and reclamation processes by group
B
C
A
79. Infrastructure Management –
Networking and Security Integration
• New features
– Simplified multitier app deployment
– Improved connectivity
– Deployment of logical switches and
networks
– Enhanced security
– Intelligent placement of workloads in
security groups protected by firewalls
– Increased availability
– Deployment of VMware NSX™
distributed firewalls and load balancers
• Benefits
– Deliver secure, scalable, performing
application-specific infrastructure on
demand
Dynamically provision and
decommission
NSX logical services
79
80. vRealize Automation
4. Add new IT
services and day
2 operations
(XaaS)
Advanced
Services
vRealize Automation REST API
5. Call vRealize Automation services from
existing applications
3. Integrate with
third-party
management
systems
Design Center
vRealize
Orchestrator
ITProcess
Automation
1. Leverage existing and future infrastructure
Multivendor,
Multicloud
Policy
Management
2. Configure
business-relevant
services
vRealize Automation –
Designed to Be Extensible
• Rapidly deploy automation solution and new IT services
• Leverage investment by mapping into existing IT environments
• Adapt to meet unique IT and business needs
80
ServiceNow, PMG,
Remedy, and
homegrown service
catalog
• Specify provisioning methodology
• Service entitlements
• Custom properties
• Resource reservations
• Specify custom machine/OS properties
• And so on
• Compute Infrastructure (virtual,
physical, and public cloud)
• Software deployment methodologies
• CMDB
• DNS
• IPAM
• Load balancers
• service desk
• Monitoring
• Storage
• Databases
• Web services
• And so on
82. Self - Service
Infrastructure
Services
Application
Services
Custom
Services
vRealize Automation
Policy-Based Governance with Automated Delivery
Add Custom IT Services (XaaS) in Minutes
Advanced Service Designer
Round up the existing out-of-box
infrastructure, application, and desktop service
capabilities
• Automate delivery process
– Specify resource and action
– Define automation flow using
VMware vRealize Orchestrator™
workflows and plug-ins
• Define request forms
– Prepopulate forms with
input/output from vRealize Orchestrator
workflows
– Easy, yet rich customization
• Configure governance policies
– Service entitlements
– Approvals
82
Example Use Cases
• New employee on-boarding
• Email and mailbox web setup
• Storage as a web service
• Network services
• Backup and recovery
• Security and compliance
• AD management tasks
• Software install and update
• Password management
Limited only by your imagination!
Application Release Automation
83. Professional Services –
Turning IT Possibilities into Business Results
Improve time-to-project
completion, operational
reliability, efficiency, and user
satisfaction by leveraging
insights from successful
applications of VMware products
and solutions
Accelerate business
breakthroughs by
operationalizing technology
innovations that scale to
deliver material business
impact
“VMware is the one with the unrivaled product expertise that saves me time and money.”
– VMware customer
Reduce costs and maximize
return on your VMware
investment by taking full
advantage of the capabilities
offered by VMware platform
and services
Simplify and operate more
reliable, efficient, and
effective cloud environments
by assessing customer
operational readiness, building
for performance and high
availability, and applying
interoperability and enterprise
management expertise
83
84. An Evolutionary Cloud Deployment Approach
84
Proof of
Concept
Limited Scale
Production Pilot
Full-Scale
Production
Expanded
Scope
Phase 1: Automation
• Automate infrastructure w/OOB Fct.
• Integrate with existing environments
Phase 2: Self-Service
• Expose infrastructure services
to consumers
Phase 3: Apps / Middleware
• Deliver standardized application and
middleware services to apps teams
Phase 4: App Release Automation
• Automate the release process / devops
Phase 5: IT as Service Broker
• Operate like a business
• Control what goes public
Consulting
and education services
for each delivery phase
85. vRealize Automation Edition Lineup
85
① vRealize Automation Standard Edition is only available as part of the VMware vCloud Suite Standard and is not sold a
standalone product.
Features
• Infrastructure services, cloning only, vRealize Orchestrator integration
• Custom services (XaaS), approvals, reclamation, chargeback, multivendor
Infrastructure, and multitenancy
vRealize Automation
Standard Advanced Enterprise
• Application services, release automation, development operation integration
• Multivendor, Multicloud infrastructure, and multivendor software provisioning
86. VMware Cloud Automation Solution
86
• Single solution for apps and release automation
abstracted from diverse infrastructure services
• Accelerated delivery of personalized services
• Rapid on-boarding to the cloud
APPLICATION RELEASE PROCESS
Resource Pools
VM’s with Network
Applications
88. Overview
• Team: 30+ DevOps engineers
• Customer: 600+ developers
• Role: 16 different dev/test
environments, 130+ app
components each
• Infrastructure footprint:
• ~4000 non-production servers
• ~500 production servers
• ~290 physical hosts
• ~4 Petabytes of storage
88
Enterprise Application Portfolio
SaaS 65
IT tools 50
Business 100
Total 215
89. Before…
20 steps of 3 - 5 weeks for each environment
Request for
Dev/Test
Infrastructure
Verification
Hardware
Setup
Build VMs –
new or clone
DNS
Entries
Install,
Setup,
Configure
Workload
Database
Refresh
Latest Code
Deployment
Load
Balancer
Entries
Web Server
Configuration
Firewall
Changes
External
Interface &
Integration
PPM
Tasks
Workload
Monitoring
Setup
Security – VM
access control
Functional
Testing
Environmental
Testing
Enterprise Application Development Project
Up to 9 months
UAT Stage Load Test ProductionDev Test
• Provisioning challenges
• Slow process – 4 weeks
• Unreliable – new issues every time
• Project schedule risk
• High infrastructure costs
• High CapEx and OpEx
• Developer frustration
• Difficult problem resolution – more than 2 days per issue
89
90. Results – Say “Yes” to Your Customers
90
Phase 1 Phase 2
Cycle Time
Hours per dev/test instance
Start – 336 (2 weeks)
172
36
24 (goal)
Today
Phase 1 Phase 2
VMs Transitioned
# of Non-production VMs
Today
Phase 1 Phase 2
AppOpps Headcount
# of Engineers
Today
5,000 (goal)
2,800
2,800
5 (goal)
27
22
Reduced provision time
to 17 hours
(Including QA Testing and so on. is 36
hours)
Improved productivity of
600 developers by 5-10%
Reduced IT operations
costs by $1.5M per year
Able to say “yes” to all
customer requests
Reduced the cost of a
VM/month from
$133 to $20
Reduced infrastructure
costs by $4.5M/year
• Reduced provisioning time by 85%
• Reduced cost per VM by 80%
• Improved developer productivity by 5-10%
• Saved $6M / year
92. Covance
92
Industry
Headquarters
Employees
Annual Revenue
“VMware provided the most complete solution that was really built
for the cloud era, versus other solutions that may have been
retrofitted for cloud.”
— Michael Lebiedzinski, Director of Private Cloud Engineering
• VMware vCloud® Suite Enterprise
• vRealize Automation
• VMware vRealize Operations
Management Suite™ Enterprise
• VMware vCenter Site Recovery
Manager
• VMware vCenter Configuration
Manager™
• VMware vSphere®
Objectives
• Reduce time to deploy new compute resources
• Increase percentage of virtualized infrastructure
• Data center consolidation from 40 to 3
VMware Solution
• vRealize Automation enables them to rapidly provision new servers
as their customers need them, reducing provisioning time from 2-4
weeks down to 1-2 hours
• vRealize Operations Management enables proactive management
of all of their computing resources and modelling of their future
needs
Business Impact
• Improved service delivery from weeks to hours
• Enabled IT to help grow the business
• Consolidated data centers reduced OpEx spending
PROFILE
Pharmaceutical
Princeton, New Jersey
11,000
$2 billion
VMware PRODUCTS
94. VMware Is the Cloud Management
Market Leader
97
VMware leads the
worldwide cloud
systems management
software market
with a 20.5% share
• VMware leads the Big Four and
other “cloud era” management
vendors
• VMware is gaining share in a
market that grew 60.5% to $1.2B
in 2012
• Private cloud implementations
represent an estimated 62
percent of revenue
96. VMware vRealize Automation Solution
99
Overview
• Unified IT service catalog
• Automate delivery of application, infrastructure and data services
• Policy-based governance
• Full lifecycle management including release automation
• Extensible by design
Benefits
• Rapid delivery of IT services
measured in minutes/hours, not days/weeks
• Standardization, compliance, and control
• Improved IT efficiency OpEx and CapEx
• Leverage existing and future infrastructure, tools, and processes
APPLICATION RELEASE PROCESS
Resource Pools
VM’s with Network
Applications
97. Cloud Automation Challenges
100
Business Needs and Requirements
Address Unique Business Needs
Work with Existing Infrastructure and Tools Why Extensibility
• Automation of cloud service delivery
is not a standalone application
• Needs to coexist with existing
infrastructure, tools, and processes
• Meet unique business needs
Risks
• Cost
• Delays
• Maintenance
• Upgrade
98. vRealize Automation 6.2 Extensibility – Main
Use Cases and Tools
101
vRealize Automation
4. Add new IT
services and
create new
day 2
operations
• Storage as a
Service, Load
Balancing as a
Service…
• Back up a VM,
open a ticket on
a machine, and
so on
Advanced Services
Designer
vRealize Automation REST API
5. Call vRealize Automation services
from existing applications
ServiceNow PMG Remedy Homegrown service catalog
3. Integrate with
third-party
management
systems
• CMDB
• DNS
• IPAM
• Load balancers
• Service desk
• monitoring
• Storage
• Databases
• Web services
• And so on
Design Center
vRealizeOrchestrator
ITProcessAutomation
1. Leverage existing and future infrastructure
• Compute Infrastructure (virtual, physical, public cloud)
• Software deployment methodologies
Multivendor, Multicloud
Policy Management
2. Configure business
relevant services
• Specify provisioning
methodology
• Service entitlements
• Custom properties
• Resource reservations
• Specify custom
machine/OS properties
• And so on
99. vRealize Automation –
Designed to Be Extensible
102
Add New IT Services (XaaS)
Integrate with Third-Party Systems
Deliver Business Relevant Services
Leverage Existing and Future Infrastructure
Call vRealize Automation Services from
Existing Apps
RESTful API
Service Designer
Multivendor, Multicloud
vRealize Orchestrator
Policy Management
Developer
Administrator
Easily adapts to your business policies and your IT environment
100. vRealize Automation –
Designed to Be Extensible
103
Add New IT Services (XaaS)
Integrate with Third-Party Systems
Deliver Business Relevant Services
Leverage Existing and Future Infrastructure
Call vRealize Automation Services from
Existing Apps
RESTful API
Service Designer
Multivendor, Multicloud
vRealize Orchestrator
Policy Management
Developer
Administrator
Easily adapts to your business policies and your IT environment
101. Multivendor, Multicloud Infrastructure
104
CloudPhysical Virtual
vSphere Hyper-V XenServer
Linux Windows
Cloud Providers
vCloud
Air
vCloud Automation Center
Self -Service
Infrastructure
Services
Application
Services
Custom
Services
vRealize Automation
Policy-Based Governance with Automated Delivery
102. The VMware Personalized, Business-Relevant
Cloud
105
Dev/Test
vRealize Automation Shared Infrastructure
Provision Manage RetireRequest
Cloud
Administrator
Service Blueprints
SLA
Cost Profile
Service Tier
Security
Policies
Templates
Space Efficient ToolsPlatform Tools Enterprise Tools
BMC BladeLogic
HP Server Automation
Microsoft SCCM
Citrix Prov. Server
NetApp FlexClone
VMware Linked
Clones
Hypervisor Cloning
Windows WIM Image
Linux Kickstart/
AutoYaST
PXE Boot
Tier 1 Tier 2 Tier 3
104. VMware vRealize Automation ‒
Designed to Be Extensible
107
Add New IT Services (XaaS)
Integrate with Third-Party Systems
Deliver Business Relevant Services
Leverage Existing and Future Infrastructure
Call vRealize Automation Services from
Existing Apps RESTful API
Service Designer
Multivendor, Multicloud
vRealize Orchestrator
Policy Management
Developer
Administrator
Easily adapts to your business policies and your IT environment
105. Dev/Test
vRealize Automation Shared Infrastructure
The VMware Personalized, Business-Relevant
Cloud
108
Provision Manage RetireRequest
Desktop
Request Provision Manage Retire Archive
Production
Request Approval Provision Manage Retire Archive
Cloud
Administrator
Service Blueprints
SLA
Cost Profile
Service Tier
Security
Policies
Templates
Private
Virtual
Private
Physical
Public
Cloud
106. VMware vRealize Automation –
Designed to Be Extensible
109
Add New IT Services (XaaS)
Integrate with Third-Party Systems
Deliver Business Relevant Services
Leverage Existing and Future Infrastructure
Call vRealize Automation Services from
Existing Apps
RESTful API
Service Designer
Multivendor, Multicloud
vRealize Orchestrator
Policy Management
Developer
Administrator
Easily adapts to your business policies and your IT environment
107. Extensibility – Integrating with Third-Party
Resources and Systems of Record
110
vRealize Automation
Third-Party
Integration
• CMDB
• DNS
• IPAM
• Load balancers
• Service desk
• Monitoring
systems
• Databases
• Web services
vRealizeOrchestrator
ITProcessAutomation
30+ plug-ins and
thousands of
workflows
Backup/Restore
108. vRealize Automation
Integration with Infoblox
111
Service
Blueprints
Request Approval Provision Manage Retire Archive
vRealize Orchestrator Plug-In
vRealize Automation
Allocate IP Address
and DNS Host Record
Cloud
Consumer
109. VMware vRealize Automation –
Designed to Be Extensible
112
Add New IT Services (XaaS)
Integrate with Third-Party Systems
Deliver Business Relevant Services
Leverage Existing and Future Infrastructure
Call vRealize Automation Services from
Existing Apps
RESTful API
Service Designer
Multivendor, Multicloud
vRealize Orchestrator
Policy Management
Developer
Administrator
Easily adapts to your business policies and your IT environment
110. Extensibility –
Adding New IT Services (XaaS)
113
vRealize Automation
Self -Service
Policy-Based Governance with Automated Delivery
Call vRealize Automation
Advance Service Designer
“Wizard-Driven Service Designer”
Example Use Cases
• New employee on-boarding
• Email and mailbox setup
• Storage as a service
• Network services
• Backup and recovery
• Security and compliance
• AD management tasks
• Software install and update
• Password management
Limited only by your imagination!
IaaS PaaS DaaS XaaS
• Define request forms
• Prepopulate forms with
input/output from vCenter
Orchestrator workflows
• Easy, yet rich customization
• Configure governance policies
• Service entitlements
• Approvals
• Automate delivery process
• Define workflow
• Leverage vCenter Orchestrator
workflows and plug-ins
BLUEPRINT
111. Extensibility – Deliver Custom Services in
vRealize Automation – Forms
114
Workflow description and
input parameters render
automatically to the
request and confirmation
forms
Draft new forms and
publish when ready
Layout and style editors
to provide easy yet rich
customization
capabilities
Easily customizable
forms that do not
require knowledge of
HTML
112. Extensibility – Deliver Custom Services in
vRealize Automation
Select a pre-built
or custom
vCenter
Orchestrator
workflow
Workflow name,
description and input
parameters can be
viewed
Output parameters
become manageable
objects in the service
catalog 115
113. vRealize Automation –
Designed to Be Extensible
116
Add New IT Services (XaaS)
Integrate with Third-Party Systems
Deliver Business Relevant Services
Leverage Existing and Future Infrastructure
Call vRealize Automation Services from
Existing Apps
RESTful API
Service Designer
Multivendor, Multicloud
vRealize Orchestrator
Policy Management
Developer
Administrator
Easily adapts to your business policies and your IT environment
114. New Features
Accessing vRealize Automation Services from
Custom Portals and Applications
117
Consumer API
• Catalog Service API
− New API for catalog services (all services,
entitlements, approvals, and so on
Administration APIs
• Infrastructure API
• New simplified verb-oriented interface
• Application API
• App services and release automation
vRealize Automation API (REST)
Catalog
Services
Infrastructure
Services
Application
Services
Benefits
• Access vRealize Automation Services from
other applications
• Reduce time needed to invoke IT services
from other applications
Self - Service
Infrastructure
Services
Application
Services
Custom
Services
vRealize Automation
Policy-Based Governance with Automated Delivery
116. Virtual Machine Templates for Your Applications
• Create VM templates for your applications using
supported 32-bit or 64-bit Linux or Windows OSs
– Create new templates
– Customize existing virtual machine templates
– Customize existing Amazon Machine Images (AMIs)
• Create and configure a VM template
– Create a vApp with one VM in vCloud
Director
– Install the AppD boot strap service, configure the OS
– Add the VM in the vCloud Director catalog and
register it
• Customize existing VM templates
– Reset or stop the agent bootstrap service
– Place the vApp instance back in the catalog as a new vApp template
119
Application
Services
Logical
Templates
Cloud
Templates
vCloud
Director or
Amazon EC2
Map
117. Cloud Environments and Logical Templates
120
1. Register a cloud provider
and select templates
2. Map cloud templates to
logical templates
3. Create deployment
environments
vSphere
vCloud
Application Services
Cloud Provider
vCloud Director
Organization
Amazon EC2 Region
AMI
1 2
3
Provisioning Group
Machine Blueprint
vSphere access through cloud abstraction
layer through integration with vRealize
AutomationCloud Template
118. Services Lifecycle
• Install, configure, start, and update scripts
• Parameterized scripts to declare component properties
• Parameters render scripts generic
• bash (Linux), Windows CMD / PowerShell script (Windows), Puppet,
Chef
121
119. External Services
122
• External services are now part of the service catalog
• Pre-configured external service
• Custom external service
• A pre-configured external service is configured externally and is
“locked down”
• Examples include: existing database, LDAP Server, SSO
Server, or a SaaS application like Salesforce
• A custom external service includes advanced configuration
support through configuration scripts
• Supports multiple providers through provider
specifications – such as Data Director or Amazon RDS
• Examples include: database provisioned through Data
Director or F5 Load Balancer
• External services are instantiated in the deployment environment
and are modeled in the application blueprints
• Reduce time to deliver workload by connecting to an
external or existing service
• Improve operational efficiency and IT control through
standardized application blueprints that connect to
existing components in the organization – such as
databases, load balancers, or SaaS applications
Overview
Benefits
120. Policy-Based Provisioning
123
• Add a new policy instance to one or several
deployment environments
• Select any of the of the out-of-box policy
definitions, including
• Blacklist Services – flags violations if specified
blacklisted service is used in the blueprint node,
• Total Instance (VM) Count Limits – flags
violations by checking for total VM instance
count across all nodes in a deployment
• View overall compliance of a deployment along
with compliance status of each applicable policy
instance
• Better IT control and governance by adopting
preventive application provisioning policies
• Enforce and monitor compliance with IT
standards and regulatory policies
• Operate at scale by enforcing policies across the
entire organization
Overview
Benefits
121. Customizing Blueprints and Deployments
• Overwrite default app properties during blueprinting or deployment
• Enforces control of what can be changed
124
122. Configure Deployment Environment
125
• A DE can be configured with multiple shared
services, Puppet master configurations and
application policies
• During actual deployment time, one of the
available options in each category must be
selected
• Provide granular control over the exact
configuration of a DE by providing a finite set of
options in each category
• Flexibility to customize DE, yet maintain control
of available options
Overview
Benefits
123. Execution Plan with Deployment-Specific Tasks
• Auto-generate execution plans based on blueprint
• Add custom tasks to specific deployments (such as sent e-mail
notification)
126
125. Day Two Operations
128
• After the initial deployment succeeds, various day two operations
can be performed
• Update configuration or scale-out / scale–in cluster
• Rollback to last successful deployment
• Check for compliance with environment policies
• Teardown VMs in a deployment
• A timeline of all actions on a deployment is displayed on the
details page
• Ability to easily update existing deployments to fit
changing requirements
• Save frequent update operations as a update profile
• Rollback any unsuccessful updates, thereby minimizing
downtime
Overview
Benefits
127. Accelerate Application Deployment
• Streamline the deployment and update process
• Leverage pre-built components
• Reuse application models across environments and clouds
Components
Application blueprint
Components
Puppet
Components
130
128. • Agility through automation
• Control throughout the lifecycle
• Flexibility to deploy any service into any heterogeneous environment
Self - Service
Infrastructure
Services
Application
Services
Advanced
Services
vRealize Automation
Heterogeneous Infrastructure
Policy-Based Governance with Automated Delivery
Drift Remediation
Service Catalog
Multimachine Blueprints
Puppet Configuration Language
VMware Cloud
Management Marketplace
Puppet Forge
Community
Ecosystem
Configuration
Puppet Enterprise 3.0 and
vRealize Automation
131
Application Release Automation
129. Application Director and Puppet Integration
132
• Mix and match Puppet and non-Puppet content in one
blueprint
• Support for multiple Puppet Masters (Dev, Test, and Prod)
• Support for both Puppet Open Source and Puppet
Enterprise
• Support for inter-node dependencies
• Speedy diagnosis through access to Puppet status from
AppD
• Multitenancy and role-based access layer
• Driver-based architecture built to on-board similar products
like Chef, SaltStack, and so on
• AppD customers can now tap into abundant Puppet
content or write new
• Puppet customers get multitier application lifecycle and
use of Puppet comes under the purview of VMware
cloud automation
• multinode dependencies, property binding, diverse
content types
• Governance and self-service
Overview
Benefits
130. vRealize Automation 6.2 Resources
• Product Guides
– Home > Support > Support Resources > vRealize Automation Support
Center>Install & Configure
• Foundation and Concepts
• Installation and Configuration
• Upgrading to vCloud Automation Center 6.2
• Migrating to vCloud Automation Center 6.2
• System Administration
• VMware Education https://mylearn.vmware.com
• VMware Hands-On Labs http://labs.hol.vmware.com/HOL/
• VMware Socialcast: vCloud Automation Center Technical Blog
– https://vmware-com.socialcast.com/groups/44591-vCloud Automation
Centertechnical
• YouTube Online VMware Training VMware vRealize Automation 6.2
Video Library
– http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R51eo5OiHCk&list=PL9MeVsU0uG65NQ
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