As a cloud administrator, you can create a VMware Aria Automation cloud account for Amazon Web Services (AWS) for account regions to which your team will deploy VMware Aria Automation cloud templates.
For authorized users, AWS cloud accounts support access to the AWS GovCloud configuration. This configuration supports most of the standard VMware Aria Automation cloud account functionality with regard to project configuration, tags, and infrastructure. In Automation Assembler templates, it does support use of AWS Platform as a Service (PaaS) properties.
The following procedure describes how to configure an AWS cloud account.
Prerequisites
- Verify that you have the required administrator credentials and have enabled HTTPS access on port 443. See Credentials required for working with cloud accounts in VMware Aria Automation.
- Verify that you have the required user role. See What are the VMware Aria Automation user roles.
- Verify that you have required AWS administrator credentials.
- If you do not have external Internet access, configure an Internet server proxy. See How do I configure an Internet proxy server for VMware Aria Automation.
Procedure
Results
The account is added to VMware Aria Automation, and the selected regions are available for the specified cloud zone.
What to do next
Configure infrastructure resources for this cloud account.
AWS integration supports use of GP3 and IO2 VolumeType disk options. There are some constraints on volume size and IOs values for specific volume types. The follow page explains the supported configuations: https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AWSEC2/latest/UserGuide/ebs-volume-types.html.
GP3 and IO2 VolumeType selections must be configured in a storage profile before they can be used in deployments. Then, users can add them when setting up a cloud template using the volumeType
property to specify the volume configuration. The following cloud template snippet shows an example of how the volumeType
property is used.
formatVersion: 1 inputs: {} resources: Cloud_AWS_Volume_1: type: Cloud.AWS.Volume properties: capacityGb: 1 volumeType: gp3 iops: 3000
You can also add a valid GP3 or IO2 volume to an existing deployment as a day 2 action uisng the Actions menu on the Automation Assembler Deployments page. In addition, resize, updaate and delete operations are supported as day 2 actions.