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Through this practical guide, you will gain an understanding of VMware vRealize Orchestrator and its role in the vSphere architecture and automation. You will learn about Orchestrator clusters as well as vRealize Automation integration. A full introduction to using the visual programming tools without needing any additional infrastructure is aimed at beginners with limited resources. This is followed by an extensive look at how to integrate the base plugins into your workflows, such as e-mail, AMQP, SNMP, and so on. We will also look at how to use the Orchestrator API to trigger workflows from other programs.Through this book you will be able to get the most out of your Orchestrator installation, and develop complex workflows and create your own highly integrated automations of vCenter, vCloud, and vRealize environments.What You Will Learn:
Install, configure, and optimize Orchestrator installations (Windows, Appliance as well as vRA integrated).
Explore all the visual programming elements without the need for additional infrastructure.
Work with plugins such as SSH, mail, SQL, PowerShell, AD, SOAP, SNMP, AMQP, and REST.
Discover how to create VMware automation.
Get to grips with user management, synchronization, and packaging applications.
Understand policies and resources.
Work more efficiently with distributed Orchestrator environments.Who This Book Is For:
If you are a VMware administrator who is interested in automating your infrastructure, this book is for you. An understanding of basic programming concepts is advised. No previous knowledge of Orchestrator is required, although some previous knowledge of it will allow you to get started more easily. iPAD Amazon Kindle, PC , Cool Reader, Calibre, Adobe Digital Editions
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Daniel Langenhan
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If there is something I did right from the beginning of my IT career, it was automation and integration. Coming from a development background, it was natural for me to script or develop small tools to automate most of the manual tasks our team had to accomplish. This was in the mid 90s and required using a combination of scripting and programming languages, tools such as network boot and floppy disks, and performing low-level operations such as dumping PC BIOS to extract the information required by an installation process.
Since then, IT has evolved and now provides application programming interfaces to get information and perform remote operations. Simpler scripting languages were released to make these easily consumable, and virtualization provided the agility that was missing to automate a lot of data center operations.
Streamlining these operations as modular, reusable, highly available workflows is what VMware vRealize Orchestrator brought to the equation.
After being used prominently by service providers to build their public cloud offerings and the enterprises for their private cloud, Orchestrator is now fast becoming a core component of several VMware Software-defined Data Center capabilities such as self-service provisioning, custom service authoring, DevOps, and automatic remediation. The Orchestrator workflows powering these can be leveraged to design your own custom automation and integrations.
VMware vRealize Orchestrator Cookbook guides system engineers in understanding how to best design workflows to orchestrate data centers. It walks them through all the important Orchestrator features using real-world use cases presented as recipes, explaining how these work, and providing directions to aid further development.
My colleague Burke Azbill and I have been working with Orchestrator for the last 8 years, enabling our customers in their journey to the software-defined data center. We can definitely say that if we had had a copy of this book back then, it would have saved us hundreds of hours; even today, with all the experience we have, it is still a much-needed reference.
We have worked with Daniel Langenhan for the last 6 years, and we are delighted that he has managed to share so much of his knowledge and experience acquired by delivering Orchestration solutions to our customers; the result is that you can now unleash the power of Orchestrator.
We wish you the best in your workflow designs and deployments.
Christophe Decanini and Burke Azbill
Consulting Architects
VMware Global Center of Excellence
@vCOTeam / vCOTeam.info
Daniel Langenhan is a virtualization expert with formidable skills in architecture, design, and implementation for large multitier systems. His experience and knowledge of process management, enterprise-level storage, and Linux and Windows operating systems have made him and his business a highly sought international consultancy in the Asia Pacific and European regions for multinational clientele in the areas of finance, communication, education, and government. Daniel has been working with VMware products since 2002 and has been directly associated with VMware since 2008. He has a proven track record of successful integrations of virtualization into different business areas while minimizing cost and maximizing reliability and effectiveness for his clients.
Daniel's expertise and practical approach to VMware have resulted in the publication of the following books:
- Instant VMware vCloud Starter , Packt Publishing
- VMware View Security Essentials , Packt Publishing
- VMware vCloud Director Cookbook , Packt Publishing
He has also lent his expertise to many other publishing projects as a technical editor.
I would like to thank my wife, Renata, for her endless efforts and patience. I also like to express my gratitude to my reviewers for improving this book. A special thank you goes out to Christophe Decanini and Burke Azbill who have been committed to make Orchestrator a successful product since they started working on Orchestrator.
Burke Azbill has been a technology professional since 1996 and holds certifications from Cisco, Citrix, ITIL, Linux Professional Institute, Microsoft, Novell, and VMware. He joined VMware in 2007 as part of the acquisition of Dunes Technologies from Lausanne, Switzerland, where he had begun his work with Orchestrator. Burke is the founder and contributor of http://www.vcoteam.info as well as a leading contributor to the VMTN communities for Orchestrator. During his tenure at VMware, Burke has trained hundreds of employees on Orchestrator, built many integrations for customers and partners, and worked in various roles in the VMworld Hands-on Labs. He has coauthored vCloud Architecture Toolkit , VMware Press , and he has reviewed Automating vSphere with VMware vCenter Orchestrator , VMware Press and VMware vSphere for Dummies, For Dummies .
Christophe Decanini is a consulting architect at VMware, Inc. He joined VMware in 2007 as part of the acquisition of Dunes Technologies. Based in Gland, Switzerland, Christophe is an Orchestrator expert, supporting VMware customers, partners, and field resources globally.
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