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2 Click Next.
3 Select the compute resources you want to organize into fabric groups.
4 Click Next.
5
Click the Edit icon ( ).
6 Select the fabric groups to which you want to add your compute resource from the Fabric Groups
list.
7 (Optional) Select a cost profile to assign to your compute resource from the Cost Profile drop-down
menu.
8
Click the Save icon (
).
9 Click Next.
Your compute resources are organized into fabric groups. You can stop here by clicking Next and then
Finish, or if you have Business Group Manager privileges, you can continue with the Infrastructure
Organizer to import existing virtual machines from your compute resources.
Bring Virtual Machines under vRealize Automation Management
You can import existing virtual machines by assigning them to business groups, reservations, blueprints,
and owners.
Note You can edit multiple elements at the same time by clicking the pin icon ( ) and then editing one of
your selections. The changes you make are applied to all of the selections you pinned.
Prerequisites
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Configure Compute Resources.
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Verify that the machines you are importing have unique names. Duplicate machine names are not
supported in vRealize Automation.
Procedure
1 Locate the machine you want to import.
2
Click the Edit icon ( ).
3 Select a business group to assign to the imported machine from the Business Group drop-down
menu.
4
Click the Save icon (
).
5 Click Next.
6
Click the Edit icon ( ).
7 Select a blueprint to apply to your existing virtual machine from the Blueprint drop-down menu.
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