Thanks to Matteo Brioschi for his support for this blog! VCF Automation manages a full deployment cycle from the request of the process until disposal of the resource. In this context the object in question will be tracked as a deployment as long as it exists. Customers can use that deployment to invoke day-2 actions… Read More »
Thanks to Ara Petrosyan, Felix Azizyan, Ani Harutyunyan and Thomas Kopton for their help. One of the most used features in VCF Operations is its integrated capacity management engine. It has comprehensive capabilities to take metrics like HA, buffers and more into consideration and present the remaining capacity automatically. VCF Operations provides a capacity view… Read More »
Thanks to Thomas Kopton for his inputs! VCF Operations provides several management packs to enhance its capabilities for managing external systems. If for a component (e.g. a storage device) no existing management pack is available, customers can use the management pack builder to create a new pack on their own. The beauty of this is… Read More »
A very frequently asked topic for VCF Automation is how to execute a script post provisioning of a VM. This usually is leveraged to invoke post deployment processes like configuration tasks, installation of agents or even middleware deployments. Customers also use it to bridge the gap to configuration management tools. There are multiple ways to… Read More »