Hello,
I'am trying to setup an action policy in service broker but the option don't show up in the add wizard, i'am only able to select Lease policy.
I'am using VRA advance license, is enterprise license required to use that feature ? or i'am missing something else ?
Thanks in advance for your help,
Regrads,
Benjamin
Edit: This information is incorrect and based on earlier builds. See corrected posts below.
Action policies are not available in vRA 8; the feature was added to vRAC (Cloud Service Broker) after the feature freeze.
I would guess that it's currently slated for vRA 8.1 (not 8.0.1).
Should be visible:
We do have the enterprise license, but I hope not that this is suddenly an enterprise feature. Anyone who has more information on that?
You're right. I've edited my original post as it was based on pre-GA builds.
I've just checked 3 installs of vRA 8 and it is available in all of them; unfortunately all of them are running Enterprise so I can't confirm if it's locked to that.
BenzB If you SSH to your vRA appliance, run the following: vracli license toggles. In the output look for the result policy.types.day2.access.enable; does it say false? If so I would say its limited to Enterprise.
Hello,
Please find the output below.
Do you think it could be license related? AFAIK custom server action was supported in VRA7 advanced.
I just used the same key as VRA7, perhaps I sould upgrade it somehow.
Regards,
Benjamin
Keys Values
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DISABLE_CODE_STREAM true
DISABLE_CMX true
DISABLE_BLUEPRINT_PUBLIC_CLOUDS true
expiringLicenses
serverVm 2
expiredLicenses
DISABLE_PUBLIC_CLOUDS true
validLicense vac.vrealizeSuite2018Advanced.credit
DISABLE_ABX true
policy.types.day2.access.enable false
DISABLE_APPLICATION_MANAGEMENT true
DISABLE_CONFIG_MANAGEMENT true
validLicenseKey xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
DISABLE_CLOUD_PROVIDER_SDK true
DISABLE_BLUEPRINT_SDK true
expirationDate none
I was not able to find any in-depth licensing document either. The best I could find was this summary: What is vRealize Automation (vRA)? | Cloud Automation Tool | VMware (click Compare or scroll down until you find it). It compares the available "Features" between Advanced and Enterprise.
While it doesn't explicitly call out "Day-2 Policy" everything else there seems to line up with your licensing features output you pasted above. The fact it has a toggle at all for Day-2 in licensing says to me it's not a mistake. I am surprised it let you apply a vRA 7 suite license though, everything I saw said you needed to upgrade so I never tried.
As to your comment about custom day-2 actions, be aware you cannot create day-2 actions in vRA 8 at this stage. That's coming "later".