VMware Senior Staff Technical Marketing Manager Brandon Gordon explained it best: VM Uptime would consider

Aria Automation for Secure Clouds (formerly known as CloudHealth Secure State), SaaS designed to help manage This is intended for you to organize your controls into common themes.

If you've installed the VMware - vSphere Content Pack you'll notice several Dashboards, including one

If you're using Aria Operations for Logs and have installed the vSphere Content Pack, you'll notice dozens

Go to Manage Endpoints - New and create yours, mine looks like this.

Once you've configured your vCenter connections, we'll use the vSphere Content Pack to explore the vCenter The vSphere Content Pack comes out-of-the-box and provides Dashboards, Queries, Alerts, Agents Groups

VMware vROps Rightsizing documentation can be found here: https://docs.vmware.com/en/vRealize-Operations-Manager

Once offline, go to Software Update - INSTALL A SOFTWARE UPDATE, and point it at your new update package Back on the About page you'll have a new build number, indicating we're at 8.17.1 HF2.

First, log into the Broadcom Support Portal and download the CP only package (OVA), I'm grabbing the Back in Operations you'll see it coming online and notice that Log Forwarding is activated.

Beyond those, there are Extracted Fields, which are user defined or Content Pack defined fields extracted For example, the VMware vSphere Content Pack comes with dozens of Extracted Fields as defined here. Another example might be the Extracted Fields in the Oracle Database Content Pack.

as well: support for Microsoft Azure Government subscriptions, Cloud Proxy CLI support, Compliance Pack

There are two more groups of Dashboards: Custom Dashboards and Content Pack Dashboards. Content Pack Dashboards shows all dashboards that have been installed as part of a vRLI Content Pack.

Click SAVE and back on the Cluster Summary page it'll show like this. Back in vCenter I've created several more Cluster Custom Attributes which enrich the already existing Back in VCF Operations, they look like this. You'll notice them on the Cluster Summary Page too.

Log back in as admin (Local Users) and go to Administration - Control Panel - Access Control. Back on the main Access Control page using the Roles tab we can see details. Now when I log back in I have the Diagnostics blade on the left (and Subscriptions)!

Checking back after several data collections, we now have this. Powering the VM back on takes our new Super Metric back to 0.

You can monitor progress back in Software Update. Once complete, it will look like this. The Operations Cluster will come back online on its own, as shown in System Status. You can also confirm the upgrade back on the About page.

Once done, the Operations Cluster will be back online and look like this in the Admin UI.

download the necessary binaries, in my case I'm grabbing the Upgrade Assessment Tool and the Upgrade Pak Back to INSTALL A SOFTWARE UPDATE and point it at the 8.18.2 binaries. Back on the main UI and the About page, it should look like this.

Checking my Inbox I see: Clicking the link takes you back into Service Broker - Inbox - Approvals. Back on the Deployment History tab. Back in Cloud Assembly - Deployments you can see your new VM, which was formally Approved and built.

Back in VCF Operations you'll notice the new Unified Cloud Proxy. Looking back at Infrastructure Operations - Analyze, we now have logs!