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h Click the Machine Resources tab.
i Verify that memory settings are at least 2048 MB.
5 Edit the loadbalancer-node so vRealize Automation can provision this machine component in your
environment.
a Click the loadbalancer-node component on the design canvas.
b Select your machine prefix from the Machine prefix drop-down menu.
c Click the Build Information tab.
d Select Cloneworkflow from the Provisioning workflow drop-down menu.
e Select your dukes_bank_template from the Clone from dialog.
f Enter your Customspecs_sample in the Customization spec text box.
This field is case sensitive.
g Click the Machine Resources tab.
h Verify that memory settings are at least 2048 MB.
6 Repeat for the database-node machine component.
7 Click Save and Finish.
Your changes are saved and you return to the Blueprints tab.
8 Select the DukesBankApplication blueprint and click Publish.
You configured the Dukes Bank sample application blueprint for your environment and published the
finished blueprint.
What to do next
Published blueprints do not appear to users in the catalog until you configure a catalog service, add the
blueprint to a service, and entitle users to request your blueprint. See Checklist for Configuring the
Service Catalog.
After you configure your Dukes Bank blueprint to display in the catalog, you can request to provision the
sample application. See Scenario: Test the Dukes Bank Sample Application.
Scenario: Test the Dukes Bank Sample Application
You request the Dukes Bank catalog item, and log in to the sample application to verify your work and
view vRealize Automation blueprint functionality.
Prerequisites
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Import the Dukes Bank sample application and configure the blueprint components to work in your
environment. See Scenario: Importing the Dukes Bank for vSphere Sample Application and
Configuring for Your Environment.
Configuring vRealize Automation
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