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Procedure
1 Log in to your vRealize Automation appliance as root by using SSH.
2 Download the Dukes Bank for vSphere sample application from your vRealize Automation appliance
to /tmp.
wget --no-check-certificate https://vRealize_VA_Hostname_fqdn:
5480/blueprints/DukesBankAppForvSphere.zip
Do not unzip the package.
3 Download vRealize CloudClient from http://developercenter.vmware.com/tool/cloudclient to /tmp.
4 Unzip the cloudclient-4x-dist.zip package.
5 Run vRealize CloudClient under the /bin directory.
$>./bin/cloudclient.sh
6 If prompted, accept the license agreement.
7 Using vRealize CloudClient, log in to the vRealize Automation appliance as a user with software
architect and infrastructure architect privileges.
CloudClient>vra login userpass --server https://vRealize_VA_Hostname_fqdn --user <user@domain.com>
--tenant <TenantName>
8 When prompted, enter your login password.
9 Validate that the DukesBankAppForvSphere.zip content is available.
vra content import --path /<Path>/DukesBankAppForvSphere.zip --dry-run true --resolution OVERWRITE
Note that the OVERWRITE entry is case-specific and requires uppercase.
By configuring the resolution to overwrite instead of skip, you allow vRealize Automation to correct
conflicts when possible.
10 Import the Dukes Bank sample application.
vra content import --path /<Path>/DukesBankAppForvSphere.zip --dry-run false --resolution OVERWRITE
Note that the OVERWRITE entry is case-specific and requires uppercase.
When you log in to the vRealize Automation console as a user with software architect and infrastructure
architect privileges, you see Dukes Bank blueprints and software components on the Design >
Blueprints tab and the Design > Software Components tab.
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