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Sol
Sol

Reputation: 889

Is it possible to create a vmware vRealize dev instalation?

My company create an IPAM solution, and one of our clients asked us to develop a vRO workflow to provision IPs through vRealize Automation. I'm searching online on how to set a development environment, and all the resources I saw state that you need a vRO installation to develop the plugin itself, it is not enough to have VSC with the vRealize Dev Tools installed. I tried searching for an SDK or just a small vRO installation to use for dev, but only thing I saw on the vmware website was the hands-on lab or the 60 days trial of vSphere, whose links no longer work at all.

Do I need to buy a vRealize Orchestrator license just to develop the plugin?

Thanks for the help

Upvotes: 0

Views: 117

Answers (2)

ramanathan.vijayan
ramanathan.vijayan

Reputation: 36

Yes, you have to procure the vRA license to develop the Workflow in vRO; or, you can reach out to vmware: if they agree to your team being a partner, then you will get NOT FOR SALE/Trial license for vRA.

Upvotes: 1

AESTHETICS
AESTHETICS

Reputation: 1049

You don't need vRealize Orchestrator license to develop a vRO plugin. vRO plugin is not the same thing as vRO workflow.

vRO plugin: enter image description here

vRO workflow: enter image description here

What you mentioned can be done using vRealize Automation REST API.

Upvotes: 0

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