VCAP6-CMA Deploy - Objective 4.4: Import existing workloads
VMware vRealize Automation VCAP6 VCAP6-CMA
Published on 11 February 2017 by Christopher Lewis. Words: 301. Reading Time: 2 mins.
NOTE: I’M IGNORING THE BLUEPRINT HERE AS THE CRITERIA DOESN’T MATCH THE OBJECTIVE.
Objective Overview
Objective 4.4 - Import existing workloads
- Set Global Properties according to a deployment plan
- Locate log files for the appropriate user
- Generate a log support bundle for all vRealize Automation components
- View and export log data for further analysis
- Configure database log file rollover
Objective Prerequisites
The following prerequisites are assumed for this Objective:
- A fully deployed vRealize Automation Solution (simple or distributed)
- A Blueprint is available to Import the VMs against.
Objective Breakdown
Manual Import
Navigate to the vRealize Automation Tenant Portal and Log in as the Fabric Administrator (or Business Group Manager) and then navigate to Infrastructure > Infrastructure Organizer
Click Next.
Check the checkbox of the target Compute Resource and click Next.
Note: You can edit to the Fabric group or add a Cost Profile.
Click Next.
Identify the machines to import, click Edit and assign them to a Business Group.
Click Next.
For each Virtual Machine, click Edit and then select a Blueprint from the Dropdown, select a Reservation from the drop down and finally assign an Owner and click Save.
Click Next.
Click Finish.
Navigate to Infrastructure > Machines > Managed Machines to confirm the VMs have been imported.
Bulk Machine Import
Navigate to the vRealize Automation Tenant Portal and Log in as the Fabric Administrator (or Business Group Manager) and then navigate to Infrastructure > Bulk Imports.
Click Generate CSV File.
Click OK.
Click OK.
Open and Update the CSV file with the correct information for Blueprint, Reservatons and Owner.
Click New Bulk Import.
Enter the title to complete the import under into the Name field, click browse and locate the amended CSV.
Click OK.
Navigate to Infrastructure > Machines > Managed Machines to confirm the VMs have been imported.
Published on 11 February 2017 by Christopher Lewis. Words: 301. Reading Time: 2 mins.
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