This java class is to deploy/import ovf file from a local path
DeployOVF.java
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Product Documentation Supporting Blog posts I wrote about the product: Getting Started - Deploying and configuring the Provider and Agent Appliances Deploying Self Service Databases as an end user Pre-Reqs Download the following files from the Tanzu Network Product Page Agent Virtual Appliance Provider Virtual Appliance Understand the networking requirements from the product documentation, you need a management network and a control plane network
terraform-vsphere-data-management-for-tanzu-main.zip
Functions for 2 Node vSAN Get-Vsan2NodeForcedCache – Determine state of DOMOwnerForceWarmCache of a cluster Set-Vsan2NodeForcedCache – Set DOMOwnerForceWarmCache for a cluster, good for Hybrid 2 Node Functions for the vSAN Witness Deployment Set-VsanStretchedClusterWitness – Set the vSAN Witness Appliance for a Stretched Cluster New-VsanStretchedClusterWitness – Deploy a new vSAN Witness Appliance Set-VsanWitnessNetwork – Set either vmk0 or vmk1 for a vSAN Witness Appliance Set-VsanWitnessNetworkRoute – Set a static route for a vSAN Witness Appliance Get-VsanWitnessNetworkRoute – Get a list of any static routes Remove-VsanWitnessNetworkRoute – Remove a static route Set-VsanWitnessNtp – Set NTP on a vSAN Witness Appliance Add-VsanWitnessHost – Add a vSAN Witness Host to vCenter Get-VsanWitnessVMkernel – Get the current VMkernel that is tagged for vSAN Traffic (alert if 0 or >2) Set-VsanWitnessVMkernel – Set a VMkernel for vSAN Traffic – Only 1 and remove any extras Functions for vSAN Hosts Get-VsanHostVMkernelTrafficType – Get a list of traffic types for all hosts in a cluster Set-VsanHostWitnessTraffic – Set Witness traffic for hosts in a 2 Node cluster Function for Stretched Clusters & 2 Node vSAN Set-VsanStretchedClusterDrsRules – Place VM’s on either site based on a VM tag Set-VsanStretchedClusterPreferredFaultDomain - Set or Toggle the Current Preferred Fault Domain #vSAN #Deploy #PowerShell #2Node #vSphere #Automation #Apache2.0 #StretchedCluster #VMwarePowerCLI #Witness
Modules-master.zip
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The script is controlled by a 'master-uag-list.csv' file and provides the following features: Deploy UAG appliances (Single or Per Horizon Pod) Delete UAG appliances (Single or Per Horizon Pod) Modify CSV credentials (vCenter, Root, Admin, role monitoring) and keeps them in the CSV in encrypted form (All UAGs in CSV) Uses a key per credential type Creates a backup of CSV when each credential type is modified Day 2 Operations Update Root passwords on running UAG's (Per Horizon Pod) Update Admin passwords on running UAG's (Per Horizon Pod) Update role monitoring passwords on running UAG's (Per Horizon Pod) Update Quiesce mode on UAG's (Per Horizon Pod) Update Certificates on UAG's (Per Horizon Pod) Uses PowerShell transcript system to create a log file Each UAG row entry in CSV can be skipped by setting 'Skipped' column to 1 or 0 to not skip it when operations are performed from the CSV to help provide more granular controls The controlling of the script thru a CSV is to help mitigate the risk of erronously deleting UAG appliances in production and thus UAG's that can be automated or perform day 2 operations have to be configurted with a row per UAG in the CSV
UAG-Automation-main.zip
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. Deploy OpenShift Clusters to vSphere using vRealize Automation vRA Code Stream Pipeline to deploy OpenShift clusters and register with Tanzu Mission Control. Getting started Blog Post - Deploying OpenShift Clusters using vRA Code...
Deploy OpenShift Cluster - Installer Provisioned Infrastructure.yaml
This file includes sample code to configure a vSAN cluster. Before running this script, please make sure you have a vCenter Server, Cluster, and a proper vSAN license. The code has been tested with the following configuration Testbed: One cluster with four hosts. Each host has one...
vsanDeploy.py