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Horizon vRealize Orchestrator Plug-In Workflow Library
The plug-in workflow library contains workflows that you can use to run automated processes to manage
View pods, including objects such as remote desktops and applications, pools, entitlements, and View
server configuration.
The folders and workflows provided by the Horizon vRealize Orchestrator plug-in are all created in the
Horizon folder and are organized into various subfolders according to purpose and functionality. You can
modify this folder structure without impacting the execution of the workflows.
CAUTION Some of the folders contain workflows that other workflows depend on. Do not modify these
workflows.
Table 3‑1. Folders Included with the Horizon vRealize Orchestrator Plug-In
Folder Name Description
Horizon
Root folder for the Horizon vRealize Orchestrator plug-in.
CoreModules/API Access
API layer for the workflows.
IMPORTANT Do not modify the contents of this folder.
CoreModules/Business Logic
Business logic for workflow interactions between the execution layers and the
API Access layer.
IMPORTANT Do not modify the contents of this folder.
Configuration
Workflows for setting up and administering other workflows. Configuration
workflows should be executed only by administrators, from within the
Orchestrator client.
Configuration/Workflow
Delegation
Workflows an administrator can use to test whether a particular delegated
administrator can successfully run the workflow. Some workflows might run in
vSphere Web Client but not display a permissions error if the delegated
administrator does not have the correct permissions.
Workflows/Example
Workflows that you can use as a basis to create customized workflows.
NOTE Only the primary administrator will be able to run the Add Pool Policy in
Batch workflow if you set the workflow permissions as recommended in this
document.
Workflows/vCAC
Workflows an administrator uses to create catalog items from within
vRealize Automation. Some of the workflows in this folder are self-service
workflows, which are designed to be used by end users for self-service access to
virtual desktops and remote applications. These workflows are intended to be
run only in vRealize Automation.
Workflows/vSphereWebClient
Workflows that are intended to be run by administrators or delegated
administrators in vSphere Web Client but can also be run in the Orchestrator
client.
Horizon vRealize Orchestrator Plug-In Workflow Reference
Each workflow has a specific purpose and requires certain inputs.
Add Managed Machines to Pool
This workflow Allows a delegated administrator to add vCenter-managed machines to a manual desktop
pool in View.
For a machine to be considered a managed machine, the vCenter instance that manages the machine has
been added to View. For example, if you look in View Administrator, you can go to View Configuration >
Servers > vCenter Servers, and find the instance in the list.
Using the Horizon vRealize Orchestrator Plug-In
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