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If you create a service blueprint for provisioning without specifying the output parameter, when the
consumers request this catalog item, the blueprint does the provisioning but the provisioned items are not
added on the Items tab. You cannot perform post-provisioning operations on this type of provisioned
resource.
You can also create service blueprints for requesting that do not have output parameters and do not result
in provisioning. For example, you can create a service blueprint for sending notifications.
By creating a service blueprint, you publish a vRealize Orchestrator workflow as a catalog item. During
this process you can edit the default generated forms. See Designing an XaaS Blueprint Form.
Prerequisites
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Log in to the vRealize Automation console as an XaaS architect.
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For items provisioning, create a custom resource corresponding to the output parameter of the
service blueprint. See Add a Custom Resource.
Procedure
1 Select Design > XaaS > XaaS Blueprints.
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Click the New icon ( ).
3 Navigate through the vRealize Orchestrator workflow library and select a workflow.
You can see the name and description of the selected workflow, and the input and output parameters
as they are defined in vRealize Orchestrator.
4 Click Next.
5 Enter a name and, optionally, a description.
The Name and Description text boxes are prepopulated with the name and description of the
workflow as they are defined in vRealize Orchestrator.
6 (Optional) If you do not want to prompt consumers to enter a description and reason for requesting
this resource action, select the Hide catalog request information page check box.
7 Enter a version.
The version supports integers only. The supported format extends to major.minor.micro-revision.
8 Click Next.
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