7.3

Prerequisites
Use the workow template provided in the Extensibility subdirectory of the vRealize Automation plugin
library to create a custom workow to run during the machine lifecycle.
Procedure
1 From the drop-down menu in the Orchestrator client, select Run or Design.
2 Click the  view.
3 Select Library > vRealize Automation > Infrastructure > Extensibility.
4 Right-click the Assign a state change  to a blueprint and its virtual machines workow and
select Start .
5 Choose the lifecycle stage at which to run the workow by selecting a stub from the vCAC 
stub to enable drop-down menu.
6 Select an IaaS host.
7 Click Next.
8 Select the blueprint to which you want to assign the workow.
9 Choose whether or not to apply these workows to existing machines provisioned by using this
blueprint.
10 Select the workow you want to run during the machine lifecycle.
11 Congure which workow input values are added as custom properties to the machine.
a Add vCO workow inputs as blueprint properties.
b Add last vCO workow run input values as blueprint properties.
12 Click Submit.
Configuring Workflow Subscriptions to Extend vRealize Automation
You create workow subscriptions that use the event broker service to monitor the registered services for
event messages in vRealize Automation, and then run a specied vRealize Orchestrator workow when the
conditions in the subscription are met. To congure the subscription you specify the event topic, the
triggering conditions, and the workow that runs when triggered.
Tenant administrators can create and manage the workow subscriptions that are specic to their tenant.
The system administrator can create and manage system workow subscriptions. The created system
workow subscriptions are active for events in any tenant and for system events.
Life Cycle Extensibility
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