In the realm of IT automation, being able to have precise control over who can access what can be a game changer. VMware Aria Automation Orchestrator takes this seriously with new emphasis on user roles and group permissions. Here is a closer look at how these features are set up and why they matter. Roles: The Gatekeepers of Access Roles […]
VMware Aria Orchestrator – Datasheet
Hey there, Blog Readers! Today, I’m excited to introduce you to VMware Aria Automation Orchestrator, a remarkable solution designed to simplify complex IT tasks and supercharge efficiency. Whether you’re an IT professional or simply curious about the latest tech trends, this is one tool you’ll want to know about. If you want to check my workflows, actions and other topics […]
Add Computer to AD Group (vRO Script)
In this blog post, we’ll guide you through the process of adding a computer object to Active Directory (AD) group using VMware Aria Orchestrator(vRO) action. Often, when working with VMware Aria Orchestrator, administrators face challenges in effectively integrating it with AD groups. This integration is crucial for efficient management and automation of IT tasks. I have developed an action that […]
VMware Aria Orchestrator (vRO) Script Environments
Automation is the cornerstone of modern IT operations, and VMware’s vRealize Orchestrator continues to innovate in this space. The latest enhancement, allowing the addition of modules and libraries as dependencies directly from the vRealize Orchestrator Client, marks a significant step forward in simplifying script development and management. In this article, we’ll explore this feature and its benefits, taking a closer […]
Configure SNMP Plug-In Port to the vRealize Orchestrator 8.x
In this post, we are going to look at how to configure the SNMP Plug-In port for vRealize Orchestrator 8.x. The SNMP port can be configured with a workflow for vRO 7 and 8, but since vRO 8 uses the Kubernetes infrastructure, this configuration must be Kubernetes based. The following lines of code will help you. Create a variable for […]
Dynamic Types Plug-In Sync Issue (vRO)
In this blog post, we are going to show how to solve the Dynamic Types Issue. If you work with dynamic types, you probably have encountered synchronization issues. With the synchronization issues, the workflows or actions cannot assign values to the dynamic types of variables. Developers encounter 90% syntax 10% plugin errors but they don’t notice it. I have developed […]
Manage Composite Types in vRO Script
In this blog post we are going to show how to manage composite types in vRealize Orchestrator (vRO). You can group multiple parameters as class type that are logically linked in a new type called a composite type. I am going to show how to use composite types in code snippet. Sample Composite Inputs Name Type name string size number […]
Call a Workflow from an Action
In this blog post we are going to look at how to call a workflow from an action. In some case, we want to call a workflow in an action. Getting components into the workflow or updating the action when the workflow is updated becomes a new effort. In such cases, it may make sense to call a workflow in […]
vRealize Orchestrator (vRO) Using Configuration Element Programmatically
We learned how to use the Configuration Element in my previous blog post. If you remember, it has created subfolders under the parent folder using the configuration element. In the previous article, we used the configuration element manually. Now, we will learn the configuration element in a programmable way. Let’s Start Coding 🙂 I created a configuration element that has […]
vRealize Orchestrator (vRO) Using Configuration Element Manually
In this blog post, we will learn how to manually use the configuration element in vRealize Orchestrator. The configuration element stores data, configuration or anything for workflows and actions in the vRO. For example; We can store the network configuration of the virtual machine in the configuration element. In this way, if we want to change the network configuration, simply […]