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dropped in late November, just getting around to applying them, here's how you do it with Aria Lifecycle Manager Log in to Aria Lifecycle Manager and check for the latest Product Support Packs via Settings - Product Support Packs - CHECK SUPPORT PACKS ONLINE. Back to your Environment, select the Automation tab, then select UPGRADE.

You can apply it locally via the admin UI or via the Aria Suite Lifecycle Manager. go to Software Upate Select INSTALL A SOFTWARE UPDATE and point at your recently downloaded update package Click UPLOAD, follow the prompts, and once done you'll log back into the Admin UI to this. You'll notice the Operations Cluster is back online and the new Version is 8.18.3.24663033. My next blog will show how to do this using the Aria Suite Lifecycle Manager, enjoy!

Log into your Aria Suite Lifecycle Manager and check for new Product Support Packs (PSP) via Lifecycle Operations - Settings - Product Support Pack - CHECK SUPPORT PACKS ONLINE. Once a new PSP is discovered it will show back on the Product Support Pack page. Which you can apply by clicking APPLY VERSION, then sit back and watch progress. Once done, Automation will show as 8.16.2 back on the Environments page.

Now that we've upgraded Aria Suite Lifecycle Manager (ASLCM) to 8.18 and loaded the Aria Operations, Log into ASLCM, go to Lifecycle Manager - Environments - select your environment - then the Automation available now that the 8.18 binaries have been loaded, click UPGRADE Once complete, you can confirm back

Aria Operations, Aria Operations for Logs, Aria Suite Lifecycle Manager 8.16 and Aria Automation 8.16.1 Release Notes Let's get started by upgrading our Aria Suite Lifecycle Manager. Once done, check your Product Support Pack page to confirm you're at 8.16. Once downloaded, you'll see Upgrades available within your Aria Suite Lifecycle Manager Environment. Aria Suite Lifecycle Manager, Aria Operations, and Aria Operations for Logs are now at 8.16 and Aria

We can also ingest Alerts from other platforms like Microsoft SCOM, Oracle Enterprise Manager, Solarwinds NPM, and more via Management Packs.

I'll apply to one environment via the admin UI and another environment via Aria Lifecycle Manager. Next, let's do another environment via Aria Lifecycle Manager. Whenever I do these, I check for Aria Lifecycle Manager updates first via Settings - System Upgrade - No upgrades available, next let's check for updated Product Support Packs. Back to Settings, go to Binary Mapping - Patch Binaries - CHECK PATCHES ONLINE Click the download arrow

They key here is to recognize that the VMware Infrastructure Health Management Pack is providing these

Aria Suite this past week: Aria Operations, Aria Operations for Logs, Aria Automation, Aria Lifecycle Manager The VMware Cloud and Public Cloud tiles give you the ability to view and manage the respective constructs It provides insight into building Management Packs with the Management Pack Builder or the Integrations It also gives the user access to the VMware Aria Community: developer.vmware.com and communities.vmware.com Back to the Launchpad, you'll notice two more tabs: Multi-Cloud Overview and in my case Troubleshooting

released in vROps 6.6, Service Discovery has morphed over the years and is currently offered as a native management pack. Credential-less Service Discovery is discussed in great detail here by VMware Staff Technical Marketing Manager Go to Administration - Inventory - Manage Services. GUID-CC683117-D936-432C-B30B-CCCA08E863FB.html To see all services Service Discovery has found go to Home - Manage