If provisioning fails, vRealize Automation rolls back all resources included in the catalog item. For deployments that contain multiple components, you can use a custom property to override that default and receive information to debug the failure. These properties are best used when applied to the overall blueprint.
Custom Property | Description |
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_debug_deployment | Except for scale operations which allow partially successful deployments, the default behavior is to destroy the entire deployment if any of the individual resources fail to provision. You can override the default behavior by setting the _debug_deployment custom property value to true. If provisioning fails, the debugging custom property stops the resources from being rolled back so you can identify which of the components failed to provision successfully. None of the components in a failed catalog item are accessible to users, so this custom property is best used during development and testing of new blueprints. To apply the custom property to a blueprint, add _debug_deployment to the Blueprint Properties page using the Properties tab when you create or edit a blueprint. This property is for blueprints that contain multiple components, such as composite blueprints, and is ignored if applied to standalone blueprints. The _debug_deployment property is consumed at the software provisioning level, not the guest agent or machine provisioning level. |
_deploymentName |
When added to a blueprint, this property allows you to specify a custom name for the deployment by setting the value of
_deploymentName to your custom string. If more than one instance of this deployment is provisioned in a single request, your custom name becomes a prefix. If you want users to specify their own deployment names, set this custom property to allow override. The following two caveats are required for usage:
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