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To share all the imported VMware Aria Automation templates dynamically with project members, the administrator should select the "Dynamic Content" sharing option. This option ensures that any new templates added to the content source are automatically shared with the project members without requiring manual updates.

References:

VMware Aria Automation 8.10 Reference Architecture Guide

Getting Started with VMware Aria Automation

Image mappings in VMware Aria Automation are used to simplify the process of creating templates that can be deployed across multiple cloud accounts. By using image mappings, administrators can define a single template that references different images depending on the cloud environment. This allows for a consistent deployment process without needing to manually adjust the template for each cloud provider. The image mapping construct ensures that the correct image is used for the appropriate cloud account, making the deployment process more efficient and streamlined.

References:

VMware Documentation

VMware Cloud Management Blog

In VMware Aria Automation, a project serves as a fundamental organizational unit that maps compute resources to users and groups. Projects allow administrators to define which cloud zones users can deploy workloads to, and they manage the membership and permissions of users within the project. This organizational structure helps ensure that resources are allocated and managed according to the needs and policies of different business units or teams.

A project can specify several configurations, including the maximum number of instances, memory limits, CPU limits, and storage limits that the project can use. Additionally, projects help enforce governance by applying constraints and custom properties that dictate deployment behaviors and resource usage.

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Projects Design for VMware Aria Automation

VMware Technical Support routinely requests diagnostic information when you submit a support request. This diagnostic information contains product-specific logs and configuration files from the host on which the product runs.

Automation Orchestrator Appliance logs are stored in the /data/vco/usr/lib/vco/app-server/logs/ directory. You export the logs of your Automation Orchestrator Appliance deployment by logging in to the appliance command line and running the vracli log-bundle command. The generated log bundle is saved on the root folder of your Automation Orchestrator Appliance.

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