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• Cloud Template from an OVA
  vRealize Automation 8 Traditionally, the creation of a VM is done cloning either a vSphere Template, GCP Machine Image or an AWS AMI. vRA 8 also supports creating VM’s from OVA/OVF. An OVA is a way of packaging a virtual machine in an open standard, much like you can create an ISO of a CD.Continue reading “Cloud Template from an OVA”
• Create your first blueprint
  vRealize Automation 8 vRealize Automation (vRA) has a large toolbox where you can create amazing services work the line of business. In this post I’ll show how you can start creating your first simple service. The prerequisite is a basic configured vRA as in the post “First simple configuration of Realize Automation” and also aContinue reading “Create your first blueprint”
• First simple configuration of vRealize Automation
  vRealize Automation 8 After the installation of vRealize Automation (vRA), and before the creation of services you have to do an initial configuration. This is how you can do a very quick and simple configuration of vRA Navigate to the startpage, https://vRA-FQDN Log on using the user you created/configured in installation of vRA, in theContinue reading “First simple configuration of vRealize Automation”
• Cloud Agnostic Blueprint
  vRealize Automation vRealie Automations (vRA) has en incredible feature that enables you to deploy the same service/blueprint can be used on different cloud plattforms. You don’t have to create a service per platform. The first thing we have to do, to be able to create VM:s on other platforms that vSphere, is to add aContinue reading “Cloud Agnostic Blueprint”