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Back in Policies, you can now see our new Alert. But you'll notice it's still not Active. Back in Policies you'll notice our new Policy (including our new Alert Definition) is now Active.

Back in the Internal API we can now construct our call and run it using the Datacenter ID.

Once adjusted and published, back in Service Broker we can request our VM. Click REQUEST. Once done, let's confirm the VM was added to AD domain TVS back in vCenter.

We introduced a metric called Cluster Availability (%) back in Operations 8.16, here's how it works.

Back on your Environment tab, it will show the new version. Back on the Operations tab of your Environment it will show the udpate.

Back in Settings - Patch Binaries, you'll notice PATCH1 for VMware Aria Suite Lifecycle 8.12, let's download Back on Settings, select System Patches. Then select NEW PATCH top right. You can confirm it back in the Environments tab. And we're done!

Go to Software Update - INSTALL A SOFTWARE UPDATE and point it at your APUAT pak file. Back on the System Status page you will show this, notice version 8.18.3 (24746341) And finally the About

Remember, vROps Suite-API documentation was converted to Swagger back in vROps 8.2.

If the VMs in your Custom Group share a common name (or something similar), an alternative to using Custom

Go back to Configure - Alerts - Symptom Definitions nd clone the original Symptoms, let's start with Back at the Policies page you'll notice it has 1 Locally Defined Alert and 1 Associated Custom Group.