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Table Of Contents
- Using the Horizon vRealize Orchestrator Plug-In
- Contents
- Using the VMware Horizon vRealize Orchestrator Plug-In
- Introduction to the Horizon vRealize Orchestrator Plug-In
- Installing and Configuring the Horizon vRealize Orchestrator Plug-In
- Horizon vRealize Orchestrator Plug-In Functional Prerequisites
- Install or Upgrade the Horizon vRealize Orchestrator Plug-In
- Configure the Connection to a View Pod
- Add a Horizon Air Instance
- Assigning Delegated Administrators to Desktop and Application Pools
- Configuration Tasks for Self-Service Workflows and Unmanaged Machines
- Best Practices for Managing Workflow Permissions
- Set a Policy for De-Provisioning Desktop Virtual Machines
- Using Horizon vRealize Orchestrator Plug-In Workflows
- Access the Horizon vRealize Orchestrator Plug-In Workflow Library
- Horizon vRealize Orchestrator Plug-In Workflow Library
- Horizon vRealize Orchestrator Plug-In Workflow Reference
- Add Managed Machines to Pool
- Add Unmanaged Machines to Pool
- Add User(s) to App Pool
- Add User(s) to App Pools
- Add User(s) to Desktop Pool
- Add User(s) to Horizon Air Desktop Pool
- Advanced Desktop Allocation
- Application Entitlement
- Assign User
- Desktop Allocation
- Desktop Allocation for Users
- Desktop Assignment
- Desktop Entitlement
- Desktop Recycle
- Desktop Refresh
- Global Entitlement Management
- Port Pool to vCAC
- Recompose Pool
- Recompose Pools
- Register Machines to Pool
- Remove Users from Application Pool
- Remove Users from Desktop Pool
- Remove Users from Horizon Air Desktop Pool
- Self-Service Advanced Desktop Allocation
- Self-Service Desktop Allocation
- Self-Service Desktop Recycle
- Self-Service Desktop Refresh
- Self-Service Horizon Air Desktop Allocation
- Self-Service Horizon Air Desktop Recycle
- Self-Service Release Application
- Self-Service Request Application
- Session Management
- Set Maintenance Mode
- Unassign User
- Update App Pool Display Name
- Update Desktop Pool Display Name
- Update Desktop Pool Min Size
- Update Desktop Pool Spare Size
- Syntax for Specifying User Accounts in the Workflows
- Making the Workflows Available in vSphere Web Client and vRealize Automation
- Exposing VMware Horizon vRealize Orchestrator Plug-In Workflows in vSphere Web Client
- Exposing Horizon vRealize Orchestrator Plug-In Workflows in vRealize Automation
- Create Business Groups for Delegated Administrators and End Users
- Create Services for Delegated Administrators and End Users
- Create Entitlements for Delegated Administrators and End Users
- Bind vCAC Workflows to a vCAC User
- Configure Output Parameters for vCAC Workflows
- Configure the Catalog Item for the Workflow
- Making Desktop and Pool Actions Available in vRealize Automation
- Creating Machines and Managing Pools in vRealize Automation
- Prerequisites for Creating Machines in vRealize Automation
- Create Templates and Blueprints for Adding Machines to Desktop Pools
- Use Machine Blueprints to Create and Add Desktops to Pools
- Configure a Machine Blueprint Service for Advanced Desktop Allocation
- Advanced Desktop Allocation Scenarios for Delegated Administrators and End Users
- Deleting Machines Provisioned by vRealize Automation
- Working with Unmanaged Machines
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Administrators use the service catalog and entitlement mechanisms within vRealize Automation to
manage which workflows are exposed to specific users and groups.
Personas Used for Managing Workflows Across Distributed
Organizations
The administrator, delegated administrator, and end user personas describe the various roles and privileges
available to individuals and groups when you implement the Horizon vRealize Orchestrator plug-in.
Organizations can further divide these primary roles into geographic and functional areas as necessary.
Administrator
This persona encompasses the typical administrator role. Responsibilities include installation, configuration,
and assignment of other personas to roles and privileges. This role is responsible for the various products,
configuration, and SSO (single sign-on) implementation. The administrator decides which users can access
the various workflows and whether to expose each workflow through vSphere Web Client or through
vRealize Automation. When making these decisions, the administrator considers which mechanisms offer
the greatest organizational efficiency.
Delegated Administrator
The role and responsibilities of the delegated administrator (DA) are delegated by the administrator. For
example, the delegated administrator can perform certain actions on certain desktop or application pools
but not on others. Delegated administrators cannot change the scope for which they have been granted
responsibility. The functions granted to the delegated administrator can span a wide spectrum, from
provisioning multiple virtual machine desktops to very simple tasks, such as resetting desktops. Delegated
administrators have the ability to act on behalf of multiple users. This power is a key to enabling
administrative efficiency.
End User
End users always act on their own behalf. End user tasks are usually focused on a narrow set of resources
such as individual desktops or applications. Self-service workflows allow automation of repetitive tasks and
empowerment of end users.
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