The scalability and the concurrency limits outline the recommended maximums for a highly-available vRealize Automation cluster deployment.

Scalability and Concurrency

The following maximums are based on vRealize Automation 8.4. For more information on configuration limits, see the VMware Configuration Maximums.

Table 1. Scalability Maximums for vRealize Automation

Component

Scale for a Medium Profile

Scale for an Extra Large Profile

Tenants

20

20

Cloud Accounts: Private Cloud Accounts

50

50

Cloud Accounts: Public Cloud Accounts

20

20

Compute Resources for a vCenter Server Cloud Account

600

600

Compute Resources across 50 vCenter Server Cloud Accounts

2,000

2,000

Cloud Zones for all Endpoints.

200

200

Cloud Zones for a Single Endpoint

10

10

Collected Machines

200,000

280,000

Collected Images

150,000

150,000

Image and Flavor Mappings

150

150

Cloud Zones and Images per Image Mapping

100

124

Cloud Zone and Flavors per Flavor Mapping

100

124

Virtual Private Zones from a Single Cloud Account

50

50

Virtual Private Zones across Cloud Accounts

300

300

Virtual Private Zone Assignment per Tenant

60

60

Resources per Deployment

100

300

Cloud Templates

8,000

10,000

Catalog Items

8,000

10,000

Catalog - Content Sources

1,000

2,000

Projects

5,000

8,000

Users per Project

5,000

5,000

Projects per User

5,000

7,000

Custom Roles across Tenants

500

1,000

Custom Roles per User

100

500

Subscriptions

3,000

3,000

Subscriptions per Deployment

40

40

Blocking Subscription per Event Topic

50

50

Non-Blocking Subscription per Event Topic

50

50

Approval Policies

4,500

4,500

Pipelines

3,000

5,000

ABX Actions - AWS Lambda and Azure Functions

1,000

2,000

ABX Actions - On-premises Providers

150

150

HCMP Active Alerts

70,000

70,000

Maximum RTT Latency for Private Endpoints

300 ms

300 ms

Table 2. Concurrency Maximums for vRealize Automation

Action

Sustained Load for a Medium Profile

Sustained Load an Extra Large Profile

Concurrent Blueprint resource provisioning, Day 2 actions on deployments, Provisioned Resources, ABX Action and vRO workflow

Additional requests stay in the queue

250 active requests

750 active requests

Concurrent pipeline executions

20/minute

50/minute

Bulk-Imported machines using workload on-boarding - Multiple plans

19,000/hour

30,000/hour

Bulk-Imported machines using workload on-boarding - Single Plan

3,500/hour

6,000/hour

Scale-up

With vRealize Suite Lifecycle Manager, you can perform scale-up operations on vRealize Automation, thereby increasing both scalability maximums and concurrency maximums for a vRealize Automation cluster.

With the scale-up capability, you can scale up to a higher-level profile, for example, you can scale up the vRealize Automation cluster from the medium profile to the extra large profile. As a result, each node in the vRealize Automation cluster increases the number of virtual CPUs and virtual memory to match the state of the higher profile.