In this example, you onboard two vSphere machines in Automation Assembler that you associate with an existing template and map the machines to the resources in the template.
When you create a cloud account, all machines that are associated to it are data-collected and then displayed on the Automation Assembler, you can use an onboarding plan to allow Automation Assembler to manage the machine deployments.
page. If the cloud account has machines that were deployed outside ofAfter onboarding, running the Update day 2 action on the onboarded deployments applies the new changes to the existing resources.
Prerequisites
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Verify that you have the required user role. See What are the VMware Aria Automation user roles.
- Review What are onboarding plans in Automation Assembler.
- Create an Automation Assembler project, add users, and assign user roles in the project. See Part 2: Create the example Automation Assembler project.
- Create a vCenter cloud account for the project. See Create a basic vCenter cloud account in VMware Aria Automation.
The vCenter cloud account in this procedure contains machines that were deployed before the cloud account was added to Automation Assembler and by an application other than Automation Assembler.
- Verify that the Managing resources in Cloud Assembly. page contains machines to onboard. See
- Verify that you have a template where the number of machines that you onboard matches the template resources. During onboarding, you can't have resources that are not assigned to a machine.