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VMware vRealize Automation Migration Guide for 2022

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11 XaaS Blueprints When inves ga ng items under XaaS Blueprints (see image below), we see a large number of XaaS Blueprints that are not ready to migrate, and a handful that are ready to migrate. A er looking through the list it seems that the determining factor between an XaaS Blueprint being ready or not is whether the blueprint uses vRO custom resources. That criteria is not a great way of determining and repor ng if something is ready to migrate to vRA8. Furthermore, we reviewed the list of XaaS Blueprints that it says are ready and one by one we realized they would not work with vRA8. The assessment tool looks for a few very finite requirements that VMware knows are currently not available in vRA8. But that's just the p of the iceberg. You will need to understand what your vRO workflow is doing that the XaaS Blueprint is calling. The assessment tool does not inspect your workflow and understand what its func ons are. Here's an example: one of the XaaS items that is ready for migra on is used to inspect and report on vRA7 custom proper es. It looks across all the constructs in vRA 7 to report on where proper es are defined and what their values are. It even gives you the op on to bulk update those proper es. Although the assessment tool says this func onality is ready for migra on, it certainly will not work on vRA8. Composite Blueprints When inves ga ng the assessment tool for Composite Blueprints, the tool presented me with some blueprints that were Not Ready, some that are Ready With Warnings, and some that are Ready. Here is what I discovered that each of those terms actually means. M I G R AT I O N G U I D E

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