As a VMware Partner, we hold the title of Master Services Competency Cloud Management and Automation, confirming our knowledge, experience and commitment to automation projects. In the increasingly extensive IT systems, day-to-day administrative work can become a series of steps involving the creation of successive virtual machines, with successive applications/databases, with successive LAN-level reconfigurations. For any IT professional tired of such tasks, implementing and correctly configuring the VMware vRealize Automation (vRA) solution in their environment will allow them to engage in work where their knowledge and experience is better utilized, while vRA will automate and simplify repetitive, complex, tedious and time-consuming operations. We will simply define the desired state of infrastructure using an element called Blueprint. It contains a specification defining elements such as virtual machines, applications or network configuration created on resources located both in the local server room and at the cloud service provider. We create it in a graphical drag-and-drop editor or in the YAML file editor. What is left to do then is to test its operation and deploy it in the environment. And it is not important whether we work on a local vSphere cluster or in the AWS cloud, Azure or Google. It’s simple, right?

What we get:

• Self-service portal with a directory of services
• Hybrid and multi-cloud environment automation
• DevOps for Infrastructure – Infrastructure as Code (IaC) and Infrastructure pipelines
• Infrastructure automation for Kubernetes clusters (Tanzu & VMware Cloud)