, you'd deploy the SSDC Health Management Pack. This management pack is still available, but will ultimately be deprecated. Let's explore the content of the management pack. These symptoms are being called from the alerts included in the management pack. We now have visibility into our entire VMware SDDC with a single management pack.

pack for Kubernetes, version 1.5.1. Downloaded it here: https://marketplace.cloud.vmware.com/services/details/vrealize-operations-management-pack-for-kubernetes /management/2020/12/announcing-the-vrealize-operations-management-pack-for-kubernetes-1-5-1.html. For reference, this was previously called the management pack for Container Monitoring, version 1.4.3 In addition to Kubernetes, this management pack supports the following distributions: Tanzu Kubernetes

Through the years, vROps has gotten quite good with its ability to manage content, things like exporting 8.2 introduced the ability to export/import content via the UI, it can be found in Administration - Management - Content Management. If you'd prefer to use the vROps Suite-API, there are endpoints for Content Management. The best one I've found is from VMware Senior Staff Technical Marketing Manager John Dias, get it here

is the case with other VMware Software Defined Data Center components, we built an Aria Operations Management Pack for it, which was announced in August 2022. If you're running Aria Operations you'll have to download and install the management pack, you can get To see what's included in the management pack itself, click the three dots top right and then Content For a list of all available Aria Operations Management Packs go here.

If you are a vROps customer, you can now download these management packs from the VMware Marketplace Let's take a look at the compute management packs, which are now being called vROps Management Packs: section of the documentation for each management pack. Next, let's take a look at the storage management packs, which are now being called vROps Management section of the documentation for each management pack.

We've discussed the Aria Suite Lifecycle Manager (ASLCM) previously, along with all its benefits: upgrades , binary downloads, content management, and more.

VCF Operations 9 introduced a new component called the Fleet Manager, which we've already discussed . As you've likely noticed, the Fleet Manager has an API surface. Back at the top you'll find the Authorize button. Now you'll be able to access the Fleet Manager API endpoints, like this. The VCF Operations 9 Fleet Manager API is powerful, enjoy!

More of a KB, than a blog here, but I was trying to enable/disable SSH on my VCF Operations 9 Fleet Manager Turns out it's in VCF Operations Fleet Management - Lifecycle - Settings, all the way at the bottom.

We previously upgraded Aria Operations 8.18.3 to VCF Operations 9 via the Aria Suite Lifecycle Manager , which deployed the Fleet Manager for us. Click CONNECT and give it the Fleet Manager details, then click TEST CONNECTION. Back in VCF Operations 9, Fleet Managment - Lifecycle now has options. I need a Deployment Target, so I set that in Fleet Management - Lifecycle - Settings - Deployment Targets

Go to Administration - Content Management and select Dashboards, in this case we won't include out-of-the-box First on-prem, Go to Administration - Content Management - Import and select your ZIP file. A couple things to notice here: You can only import content exported from Content Management, meaning expect, but import works a bit differently than it does from Content Management. You can also management content via API, which we discussed previously here, enjoy!

This blog will focus on the vRealize True Visibility Suite (vRTVS) Management Pack for TAS, providing So, how does the TVS Management Pack for TAS collect data? At a high level, this is what it looks like: Our management pack captures over 700 metrics against 19 Our management pack also includes 6 Dashboards, 13 Reports, and 144 Alerts. Our management pack provides visibility into your TAS environments performance, capacity, and general

The ability to monitor and manage vSphere environments gets most of the attention from the VMware vRealize Operations (vROps) community, but the platform also has visibility into Configuration and Compliance benchmarks are the Regulatory Benchmarks, documentation here: https://docs.vmware.com/en/vRealize-Operations-Manager

Aria Operations, Operations for Logs, and Automation to 8.18 by starting with the Aria Suite Lifecycle Manager Log into Aria Suite Lifecycle Manager and go to Lifecycle Operations - Settings - System Upgrade - CHECK Once complete, you'll log back in and go to Lifecycle Operations - Settings - System Upgrade to confirm

9.0.1 dropping earlier this week I thought I'd upgrade my lab, I'm started with VCF Operations Fleet Manager Logging into VCF Operations - Fleet Management - Lifecycle - VCF Management, you'll notice right away From here I went to Binary Management - PATCH BINARIES to find it. Select fleet management 9.0.1.0 and click DOWNLOAD. Once submitted, it'll indicate as such. Back on the Settings - Systems Patches tab we'll apply the Patch by selecting NEW PATCH TOP RIGHT and

I had some issues with my VCF Operations Fleet Manager instance and ended up having to re-deploy it via Go to the Fleet Management tile in the middle and click CONNECT. Provide the Fleet Manager IP and Admin password, click TEST CONNECTION to confirm you can connect, Accept Back in VCF Operations if you go to Fleet Management - Lifecycle, it should look something like this. Back on your Lifecycle - Overview page you'll now see this.

Aria Suite Lifecycle Manager (ASLCM) 8.18 Patch 3 dropped last week, you can download it here , and review Back in Settings - Binary Mapping - Patch Binaries it will look like this. Once back up you can confirm 8.18 PATCH3 has been applied via the About page.

VCF Operations Fleet Manager 9 is up and running and I'd like to deploy Operations for Networks. Log into VCF Operations, go to Fleet Management - Lifecycle - Binary Management. Notice I downloaded the most recent 9.0.1 package. Now, let's deploy. Log into VCF Operations, go to Fleet Management - Lifecycle - Components - ADD COMPONENT. Back in VCF Operations Fleet Manager Lifecycle - Tasks you can see the progress, it finished in just

I borked the admin@local password on my VCF Operations Fleet Manager, so had to reset it. Since I don't have SDDC Manager running in this lab I couldn't use Fleet Management - Passwords to reset the following before resetting my admin@local password. touch /var/lib/vrlcm/ENABLE_PWD_RETRIEVAL Now back

time we deployed a fresh Logs 9.0 from vCenter via OVA, then imported into VCF Operations via Fleet Manager VCF Operations 9 is up and running with Fleet Manager connected . Go to Fleet Management - Lifecycle - Depot Configuration. Next you'll want to load the binaries via Binary Management. Back on the Fleet Management - Lifecycle page we now have operations-logs!

running Aria Operations, Aria Operations for Logs, Aria Automation, all supported by Aria Suite Lifecycle Manager I'm told the next release of Aria Suite Lifecycle Manager will be available as an OVA/OVF, like the other