vRealize Automation (vRA) 8.2 added support for changing the IP address range used by the internal Kubernetes cluster, which is great news as many organisation already use the 10.244.0.0/21 address space.
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vRealize Automation (vRA) 8.2 added support for changing the IP address range used by the internal Kubernetes cluster, which is great news as many organisation already use the 10.244.0.0/21 address space.
Read moreThere is a bug in vRealize Automation 8.x which causes the vRA appliance to not deploy / start-up properly, when the Kubernetes internal IP address space is changed to use the 192.168.0.0/16 range. This post resolves the issue, while VMware develop a patch to resolve the issue.
Read morevRealize Automation 8.2 added support for running your Terraform configurations directly from the vRA interface. Unfortunately, this requires a separate Kubernetes cluster. Or does it?
Read morevRealize Automation 8.x can integrate with several cloud providers and this article will cover the steps required to integrate with Amazon Web Services and the steps required in both the AWS Console and the vRA Portal.
Read moreThis post will cover deploying your first application through vRealize Suite Lifecycle Manager. This example will cover deploying vROps into your environment.
Read morevRealize Automation 8.x provides native integration to GitHub.com to share and sync your Blueprints and Action Based Extensibility (ABX) scripts. This post explains how to setup the integration.
Read moreTo configure Kerberos authentication with vRealize Orchestrator (vRO), the krb5.conf file must be set up. This post will show you the location and an example of the krb5.conf file for vRO standalone and embedded along with vRO 7 and vRO 8.
Read morevRealize Automation 8.x can integrate with several cloud providers and this article will cover the steps required to integrate with Google Cloud Platform (GCP) and the steps required in both the GCP Portal and the vRA Portal.
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