Originally, as a part of the Management Pack for Storage Devices, then its own implementation called the vSAN Management Pack, it's now included in the platform itself (ever since vROps 6.6). The vSAN Management Pack contains all of the content: dashboards, views, reports, and more. For more information on Aria Operations and its ability to monitor vSAN, check out the Apps & Cloud Management

Go to Infrastructure Operations - Configurations - Management Pack Configurations and create a new configuration

Automation 8.12 Release Notes | Aria Automation 8.12 Blog Let's start by upgrading Aria Lifecycle Manager (formerly vRealize Suite Lifecycle Manager) to 8.12, which will give us the necessary Product Support Packs. Log into Aria Lifecycle Manager, go to Lifecycle Operations - Settings - System Upgrade - CHECK FOR UPGRADE Aria Lifecycle Manager, Aria Operations, Aria Operations for Logs, and Aria Automation upgraded to 8.12

Beyond vROps, vRLI, and vRA, the vRealize Suite comes packaged with the vRealize Suite Lifecycle Manager Identity and Tenant Management - directory management, user management, and tenant management. Content Management - here you can manage endpoints, artifacts, pipelines, and source control. packs, vRLI Content Packs, etc. vRealize Cloud - used to create and manage cloud proxies and administer The Product Support Packs are also updated as part of the vRSLCM upgrade, indicating which versions of

Getting-Started-Cloud-Assembly/GUID-D50B687A-1236-4E2E-8C79-995D1762EB85.html Service Broker - used to request and manage Documentation: https://docs.vmware.com/en/vRealize-Automation/8.0/Using-and-Managing-Service-Broker/GUID The deployment requires the use of two other vRealize products: vRealize LifeCycle Manager (vRLCM) - Documentation here: https://docs.vmware.com/en/VMware-vRealize-Suite-Lifecycle-Manager/index.html VMware Identity Manager (vIDM) - used for identity and access management.

I'm running Aria Suite Lifecycle Manager (ASLCM) 8.16.0.4 Product Support Pack (PSP) 2, which only supports Once done log into ASLCM and go to Lifecycle Operations - Settings - Product Support Pack and upload Back on the Product Support page it will look like this. Back in ASLCM, go to Lifecycle Operations - Settings - Binary Mapping. Select ADD BINARIES.

Now, let's see what we have available for Product Support Packs. - Product Support Pack. We're looking for vROps 8.5, so let's check for newer support packs online. Click the CHECK SUPPORT PACKS ONLINE box. Once done, you'll have a link for the request. Now that we've found the latest Product Support Pack (8.4.1.3) online, let's apply it.

I wanted to use Aria Operations to search for VMs, determine which vCenter managed them, and connect left, which will in turn drive the Advanced Object Relationship on the right, showing me the vCenter managing I did this thing a while back where I wrote a PowerShell script to create an HTML file listing the VMRC packages: sudo apt-get install -y wget apt-transport-https software-properties-common Get the version Update the list of packages after we added packages.microsoft.com: sudo apt-get update Install PowerShell

We'll start with an upgrade, so we'll download the Upgrade pak file. Once complete, back in the Admin UI you'll see this. The System Status shows this. You'll also notice this new tile called Fleet Management, we'll discuss that later. You'll need to re-integrate with Operations for Logs (requires Logs 9.0) You'll need to deploy the Fleet Management appliance and integrate that to get Fleet Management capabilities You'll need to register Operations

going end-of-life (EOL) in October 2022 and is recommending that customers replace V4H with vROps + Management Pack for Horizon (MP4H). on the VMware Marketplace MP4H 2.0 Release Notes MP4H 2.0 Documentation Cameron Fore Blog This new management pack is a departure from the old V4H environments and allows you to converge your disparate vROps environments The MP4H gets installed on your vROps cluster just like any other management pack.

Similar to management packs in vRealize Operations (vROps), content packs are deployed into your vRLI There are also Community Supported content packs available from the vRLI UI, these are contributed by Once installed, the NetApp content pack will show under the Installed Content Packs dropdown, along with Pack Dashboards. The agent group configuration that comes with the management pack will tell you exactly what logs will

Next, let's set the cost calculation time via Administration - Management - Global Settings - Cost Calculation Documentation of these models can be found here: https://docs.vmware.com/en/vRealize-Operations-Manager Documentation can be found here: https://docs.vmware.com/en/vRealize-Operations-Manager/8.1/com.vmware.vcom.config.doc The Cloud Providers tab allows you to manage your public cloud costs. Cost calculations are made every 24 hours and can be set via Administration - Management - Global Settings

All available vROps Actions can be found here: https://docs.vmware.com/en/vRealize-Operations-Manager com.vmware.vcom.core.doc/GUID-0A1440B8-A34F-4FBD-8247-912EC2DB89D8.html There are others Actions made available by other management packs, specifically the vRO management pack, but let's use the vCenter ones for now. for VM Express" stanza: Change automationPolicy="None" to automationPolicy="context", like this: To pick Documentation showing what you need is available here: https://docs.vmware.com/en/vRealize-Operations-Manager

It is backed by disk called Live Storage which stores the active logs. If you are centrally managing the vRLI Agent Configurations via the UI, this file will be merged with in my lab, so my liagent-effective.ini looks like this: You'll notice the vRLI cluster hostname, the package can edit the vRLI Agent configuration file locally on each VM, it is far easier and more efficient to manage

If I have a single vROps license and want to apply it across my entire vSphere environment, license management Go into Administration - Management - Licensing and click the ADD button. content/dam/digitalmarketing/vmware/en/pdf/products/vrealize/vmware-vrealize-suite-vcloud-suite-licensing-packaging-whitepaper.pdf First, add your licenses via Administration - Management - Licensing - License Keys - ADD. My first Cluster is called RegionA01-COMP01, go to Administrations - Management - Licensing - License

Announcing General Availability of vRealize Operations 8.1 from Brandon Gordon - https://blogs.vmware.com/management What's New in vRealize Operations 8.1 from Taruna Gandhi - https://blogs.vmware.com/management/2020/03 vRealize Operations Manager 8.1 Release Notes - https://docs.vmware.com/en/vRealize-Operations-Manager /8.1/rn/vRealize-Operations-Manager-81.html The data analytics engine within vROps detects anomalies Go to Administration - Management - Outbound Settings and click the ADD button.

aren't familiar with it, vROpsCLI is an open source command-line tool developed by the DevOps team back Taken directly from its GitHub page: "A utility to assist in managing a vRealize Operation Manager (vROps A user can perform MP installs and upgrades, licensing management, endpoint configuration, credential management, and more! BlueMedoraPublic/vropscli/release I'm going to run vROpsCLI on my vROps master node, so I'll download the package

There are two options: Service Discovery Management Pack (SDMP) Telegraf Agents We discussed SDMP in All of the application alert definitions are provided by the VMware vRealize Application Management Pack

Go to License Management - Registration and select the model you're using. Now back in your new VCF Operations 9 we'll import this new license file. Click IMPORT.

(CVE-2023-34063) The fix is addressed in Aria Automation 8.16, which requires Aria Suite Lifecycle Manager Go to Lifecycle Operations - Settings - Product Support Pack - CHECK SUPPORT PACKS ONLINE and get it.