You can migrate your existing external vRealize Orchestrator server to a vRealize Orchestrator instance embedded in vRealize Automation.
Note: The migration procedure is identical for both standalone and clustered
vRealize Automation environments. If you have a clustered
vRealize Automation environment, perform the migration through the VAMI interface on the primary node.
Prerequisites
You can migrate your existing external vRealize Orchestrator server to a vRealize Orchestrator instance embedded in vRealize Automation.
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Note: When migrating a clustered vRealize Orchestrator environment, enter the credentials of any node from the cluster. The target vRealize Automation cluster must be in async mode for the migration to be successful.
- Upgrade or migrate your vRealize Automation to the target release. For more information, see Installing or Upgrading vRealize Automation.
- Back up your vRealize Automation environment, including any external databases.
- Stop the vRealize Orchestrator services of the external vRealize Orchestrator.
- Enable SSH access for each node in your external vRealize Orchestrator and vRealize Automation environments.
- Verify that the external vRealize Orchestrator database is accessible from the vRealize Automation environment.
- Finish all workflows in the external vRealize Orchestrator environment that are in the running or waiting for input states. Workflows in these states are marked as failed in the embedded vRealize Orchestrator environment.
- Back up the database of the external vRealize Orchestrator server.
Procedure
What to do next
Set up the built-in vRealize Orchestrator server. See Configure the Embedded vRealize Orchestrator Server Service.