vCloud Automation Center: vCAC 6.0: Enabling Catalog Items
When we created a blueprint we had to publish the blueprint. Publishing the blueprint allows it to become available as a catalog item that we can assign to
When we created a blueprint we had to publish the blueprint. Publishing the blueprint allows it to become available as a catalog item that we can assign to
vCAC 6.0 introduces us to a new Self-Service catalog and a new way of managing Catalog Items. In previous versions of vCAC Blueprints were assigned to grou
Physical blueprints are a bit different than Virtual Blueprints because you can''t give users the ability to define the exact makeup of the machine they wa
VCHS reservations are very similar to creating a vSphere reservation as you may expect. You are going to assign it to a Tenant and business group, you are
There are two types of vSphere reservation within vCAC. Reservations against a vSphere host and reservations against vSphere clusters. In order to create e
Physical reservations are different in nature than a virtual reservation. Unlike virtual reservations we cannot dynamically assign Memory, CPU, Disks, or n
Business Groups are representations of your organizations logical groupings of users and managers. These can be business units or other groupings such as d
Adding a Physical HP Endpoint 1. We start by going to the Infrastructure tab , then choosing Endpoints from the side menu and then Endpoints again. Once th
This article covers how to add a vCHS Endpoint to vCAC 6.0.1 Adding a vCHS Endpoint 1. We start by going to the Infrastructure tab , then choosing Endpoint
Overview A common extension requested for vCloud Automation Center is the ability to pre-create computer account objects in Active Directory in a specific
Fabric groups are important in vCAC.  The Fabric groups are what enable you to provide access to resources from your physical infrastructure.  Wi
Adding a vCenter Endpoint 1. We start by going to the Infrastructure tab , then choosing Endpoints from the side menu and then Endpoints again. Once there