6.0.1

Table 3‑9. Tenants
Workflow Description
Add administrators Adds one or more tenant administrators and infrastructure
administrators to a tenant.
Add an identity store to a tenant Adds an identity store to a tenant of a
vCloud Automation Center host. You can run this
workflow only if you are a system administrator
configuring a tenant.
Add an identity store to a vCAC host Adds an identity store to a tenant that is configured as a
vCloud Automation Center host. You can run this
workflow only if you are a tenant administrator
configuring an identity store for your tenant.
Create a tenant Creates a tenant. You must select the default tenant as your
vCloud Automation Center host.
Delete an identity store from a tenant Deletes an identity store from a tenant of a
vCloud Automation Center host. You can run this
workflow only if you are a system administrator
configuring a tenant.
Delete an identity store from a vCAC host Deletes an identity store from a tenant that is configured as
a vCloud Automation Center host. You can run this
workflow only if you are a tenant administrator
configuring identity stores for your tenant.
Delete a tenant Deletes a tenant.
Remove administrators Removes one or more tenant administrators and
infrastructure administrators from a tenant.
Update an identity store for a tenant Updates an existing identity store for a tenant of a
vCloud Automation Center host. You can run this
workflow only if you are a system administrator
configuring a tenant.
Update an identity store for a vCAC host Updates an identity store for a tenant that is configured as
a vCloud Automation Center host. You can run this
workflow only if you are a tenant administrator
configuring identity stores for your tenant.
Update a tenant Updates the name, description, and contact email address
of an existing tenant.
Using the vCloud Automation Center Plug-In IaaS Workflows
You can use the infrastructure administration workflows to provision virtual machines and run basic or
CRUD operations. You use the extensibility package to customize vCloud Automation Center with the
ability to call vCenter Orchestrator workflows either as part of the provisioning process, or by custom
operation menus.
You can find these workflows in the Infrastructure Administration subdirectory of the plug-in library in the
Workflows view of the Orchestrator client.
You can use the infrastructure administration workflows to provision virtual machines and run basic or
CRUD operations.
Using the vCenter Orchestrator Plug-In for vCloud Automation Center 6.0.1
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