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Automation Assembler can expose additional information around data-collected resources, such as pricing cards.

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How does data collection work in VMware Aria Automation
After initial data collection, resource data collection occurs automatically every 10 minutes. The data collection interval is not configurable and you cannot manually initiate data collection.
Updating networking resources in VMware Aria Automation after N-VDS to C-VDS migration in NSX-T
After NSX-T migration from NSX Virtual Distributed Switch (N-VDS) to converged VDS (C-VDS), you must update impacted vSphere network resources in VMware Aria Automation to continue using those resources in new and existing cloud templates and deployments.
Use the Insights dashboard to monitor resource capacity and notify project owners in VMware Aria Automation
A cloud administrator can monitor and manage infrastructure resources and deployment optimizations within each cloud zone. By visualizing real-time insights, and reviewing suggested actions for the resources you support, you can proactively help project owners manage their resource capacity and optimize their deployments.
How to use Alerts to manage resource capacity, performance, and availability in VMware Aria Automation
As a cloud administrator, you need to know when VMware Aria Automation capacity, performance, and availability are becoming problematic so that you can proactively react before users begin to run out of resources.
How to use Alerts to optimize deployments in VMware Aria Automation
As a cloud administrator or project owner, you can monitor and manage machine resources for best possible optimization by using data that is obtained from VMware Aria Operations and displayed in VMware Aria Automation.
What can I do with standard disk storage in VMware Aria Automation
Standard disks can be persistent or non-persistent.
What can I do with first class disk storage in VMware Aria Automation
A first class disk (FCD) provides storage life-cycle management on virtual disks as a disk-as-a service or as EBS-like disk storage that allows you to create and manage disks independently of vSphere virtual machines.

Parent topic: How to work with resources in VMware Aria Automation

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