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Prerequisites
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Log in to the vRealize Automation console as a tenant administrator or service architect.
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Create a .package file to import vRealize Orchestrator workflows.
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Create a .zip bundle to import vRealize Automation components.
Procedure
1 To configure the your content import options, browse to the location based on your current version.
Option Description
vRealize Automation 6.2.1 Select Administration > Content Management > Import Content
vRealize Automation 6.2 Select Administration > Advanced Services > Import Content
2 Configure a prefix to prevent conflicts in cases where an Advanced Service Designer component with
the same name already exists.
a (Optional) Select Prefix only conflicting to add a prefix only in cases where a naming conflict
exists.
b Enter a prefix to add to imported components.
3 Click Browse and select the files to import.
Option Description
.package
Import workflows into your vRealize Orchestrator.
.zip
Import custom resources, service blueprints, resource mappings, and resource
actions into your Advanced Service Designer.
4 Click Open.
5 (Optional) Click Validate to ensure you are not missing any vRealize Orchestrator workflows required
by the Advanced Service Designer components.
vRealize Orchestrator workflow packages are not validated and might return an error.
6 Click Import Content.
After you import Advanced Service Designer components, you can see or edit them in Advanced Service
Designer. After you import vRealize Orchestrator workflows you can see or edit them in
vRealize Orchestrator, and you can use them to create components in Advanced Service Designer.
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