VMware Aria Suite Lifecycle 8.16

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Configure infrastructure details

To configure infrastructure details when you create a product environment, use
VMware Aria Suite Lifecycle
.
If the selected datacenter does not have an associated
vCenter
, add a
vCenter
.
  1. Select a
    vCenter
     from the drop-down menu.
    There should be at least one
    vCenter
     associated with a datacenter.
  2. Select a
    Cluster
    .
  3. When you click
    Select a Folder
    , all folders that are associated in the
    vCenter
     are listed.
    If folders are not displayed, refresh
    vCenter
     data collection from the
    VMware Aria Suite Lifecycle
     settings page.
  4. To deploy your VM, click
    Select a Resource Pool
    .
    All the resource pools that are associated with the selected cluster are listed.
    You can select a resource pool to deploy your VM. Both folder and resource pool selection are optional. If you do not specify a resource pool, the VM is deployed in the root default resource pool of the selected cluster. If you do not specify the folder details for both
    vCenter
     and a resource pool, the VM deployment is saved in the root default VM folder of the datacenter inside the
    vCenter
     .
  5. Select the required
    Network
    ,
    DataStore
    , and
    Disk Disk Mode
    .
    VMware Aria Operations
     deployment fails when you provide incorrect infrastructure details such as wrong DNS or gateway details without running a pre-check while you create an environment flow. If the deployment fails, you might not see the correct cause of deployment failure using the error or code message that appears in
    VMware Aria Suite Lifecycle
     UI, and you cannot proceed further with that deployment. As a result, you might have to delete the environment card from
    VMware Aria Suite Lifecycle
     with all the products or nodes that were deployed as part of that environment. You can run pre-check so that the Infrastructure-related issues are detected and can be corrected before starting the deployment.
  6. With
    VMware Aria Suite Lifecycle
    , to integrate with
    VMware Workspace ONE Access
    , select
    Integrate with Identity Manager
     toggle button.
    The default configuration admin given while installing
    VMware Workspace ONE Access
     (global environment) are made the admin for the product as well while integrating with
    VMware Workspace ONE Access
    .
    VMware Workspace ONE Access
     acts as an identity provider and manages SSO for the
    VMware Aria Suite
     products and
    VMware Aria Suite Lifecycle
     when integrated with
    VMware Aria Suite Lifecycle
    . SSO provides a single set of credentials to access all
    VMware Aria Suite
     applications and
    VMware Aria Suite Lifecycle
    . With SSO, you are only required to log in once, and then you can seamlessly access all
    VMware Aria Suite
     applications.
  7. Select the
    Use Content Library
     to use OVFs hosted on a
    vCenter
     content library, if there is a network latency from
    VMware Aria Suite Lifecycle
     to
    vCenter
    .
    Copying OVF and VMDK files for deployment from
    VMware Aria Suite Lifecycle
     to
    vCenter
     might take more time and lead to a deployment failure if there is a network latency from
    VMware Aria Suite Lifecycle
     to the target
    vCenter
    . Content libraries in
    vCenter
     can be used to host OVFs. They can also be used from
    VMware Aria Suite Lifecycle
     to deploy products. You can perform the steps before you start a
    vCenter
     inventory sync operation in
    VMware Aria Suite Lifecycle
    .
    VMware Aria Suite Lifecycle
     supports deployment only from publisher or local content libraries.
  8. To configure
    Binary Mapping
    , click
    Next
    .

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