from VMware Staff Technical Marketing Architect Brandon Gordon and can be found on the VMware Cloud Management For more information on Aria Operations see the VMware Apps and Cloud Management Tech Zone!

Once done, check the Product Support Packs via Settings - Product Support Pack. You'll notice we're at PS PACK 8.14, which supports the 8.14 products, so nothing more to do here. Back in your environment, go to the Logs tab and click UPGRADE. Back in your environment, go to the Atuomation tab and click UPGRADE, work your way through the prompts

capability of VMware Aria Operations and has been detailed nicely here by VMware Senior Product Line Manager Back on the Optimize - Rightsize page, find an Oversized VM.

User Groups allows you to manage existing groups, create new ones, and/or import them from an external

All other Nodes are managed by the Primary Node. include adapters only on the Data Nodes so that Primary and Replica Nodes can be dedicated to cluster management Think of it as a traffic manager of sorts, routing traffic based on the health of the vROps Primary Node

I've activated and enabled the CIS Compliance Pack as shown here. You can see the Compliance Packs in various states here. We will now use these new Alert Definitions in our custom Compliance Pack. Your new Compliance Pack is now running an initial assessment. This same methodology works for any of the other Compliane Packs as well, enjoy!

This morning while debugging an Aria Automation Cloud Template I thought to myself, I should really be backing I also spoke to the Product Manager and opened a feature request for the push/export functionality from

Back at the Aria Operations UI we can confirm those two VMs are now being excluded from Rightsizing. For more information on Aria Operations please visit the VMware Aria Apps & Cloud Management Tech Zone

Go back to the three dots top right and select Connectors. Clicking the link in the message takes the user back to the vRLI query. VMware Staff Technical Account Manager Brian Wuchner published a nice video on this same topic, you can

documentation for VMware Cloud Migration can be found here: https://docs.vmware.com/en/vRealize-Operations-Manager Thanks to Senior Product Manager, Meera Menon, for your collaboration on this blog!

check out the Payload Template on VMware {code} contributed by VMware Senior Staff Technical Marketing Manager

For details on the algorithm see VMware Staff Technical Marketing Manager Brandon Gordons blog here. Back at your Policy listing, you can now see your new Policy. For more information on VMware Aria Operations please visit the VMware Apps and Cloud Management Tech

Back to Near Real-Time Monitoring, your vCenter Adapter/s will be pulling data from vCenter every 20- more information on Aria Operations SaaS Near Real-Time Monitoring, see this video on the VMware Cloud Management

First, a quick look back at VMware Aria SaaS CPs and their place in your environment. Selecting Manage Resources, you'll be prompted for adjustments. First, back on the Configuration - Cloud Proxies page, you'll find CONFIGURE NOTIFICATIONS.

Accessing capacity is always one of the highest priority items for administrators, datacenter managers

So many uses cases for the vROps API, we've discussed using it to delete Adapter Instances and Manage

For more information on Aria Operations check out the VMware Aria Cloud Management YouTube channel!

compliance, supported technologies, compliance scores, and a video showing you how to use the Compliance Packs You can always click ALL BENCHMARKS to go back to main Compliance page. If you go back to the Home - Compliance page you'll see a tile for each Benchmark.

Operations (vROps) platform from VMware are: - Optimize Performance - Optimize Capacity - Troubleshoot - Manage Now that we've explored the Workload Optimization dashboard in its entirety, let's get back to the Optimization A common question is: how does vROps Workload Optimization compare to vSphere Distributed Resource Scheduler

Go to Home - Configure - Application Monitoring - MANAGE Agents. Common username and password should be used for single VM installs or when all VMs you are installing