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Written by Burke Azbill

Published: 05 October 2016

Each time vRealize Orchestrator (vRO) runs a workflow, a token (workflow execution) is added beneath the workflow in the vRO client. By default vRO will keep up to 100 of these tokens! This may be a slight annoyance to people who are only interested in the last 5-20 runs. This article will shed some light on the configuration options you have available to you.

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Written by Christophe Decanini

Published: 30 September 2015

• linux
• networkManager
• nmcli

I am working on a project where I need to apply live, permanent networking configuration changes to Linux VMs that may not even have a network configured in the first place.

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Written by Christophe Decanini

Published: 25 August 2015

vCenter 6 has introduced an important new feature for anyone interested in Automation and integration : a REST based endpoint providing access to some of the recent functionality such as the tagging service, the content library and transfer service : It is called  "VMware vCloud Suite SDK" and codenamed vAPI. In addition to the REST API it provides language bindings for Java, Python, .NET, Perl and Ruby. If you want to know more about vAPI you can read the blog article I wrote on the VMware CTO Ambassadors blog.
The following article is an introduction to using the vAPI REST Endpoint from vRealize Orchestrator REST plug-in. The concepts in this article may be useful even if you plan to consume the REST service with any REST client.

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Written by Burke Azbill

Published: 05 June 2015

VMware's vRealize Orchestrator (vRO) is all about modular, reusable components. Many times you wish to call an existing workflow from your own custom workflow but don't want to manually re-create all the different presentation settings. It's not such a big task if there are only one or two workflows, but how about when there are 10+ ? Good news is that you don't have to! This quick little video demonstrates how to Synchronize the Presentation of an embedded workflow to your own.