You can use the Git repository as a central repository to store the workflows from VMware BMA as we have integrated VMware BMA with Git.
Git allows multiple users to create a new branch from the main branch before making any changes. This helps the main branch to stay in production quality. After the users make required changes to their branches and verify that they are correct, they can merge them to the main branch. The users can also push the workflows from VMware BMA to the project folder on Git or pull the workflows from the project folder on Git to VMware BMA.
The version control system of Git helps you to keep track of all the changes to the workflows. It records all the changes made by all the users and provides the flexibility of returning to any specific version as needed.
Prerequisites
You must have an account and a repository on Git. You must decide the workflows you want to push into the Git repository or the workflows you want to pull from it.
- Create a Git project in the Git that you are using.
- Create a Personal Access Token on that Git with an end date and the required scopes.
- Save the Personal Access Token for reference.