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3 Select the name of one or more DEM Worker instances from the Distributed Execution Managers list
and click the Remove icon ( ).
4 Click OK to close the Manage Skills dialog and save your changes to the Model Manager.
Remove Associations between Skills and Workflows
When you remove the association between a skill and a workow, that workow is no longer restricted to
the DEM Workers that are associated with the same skill.
Prerequisites
Launch the vRealize Automation Designer console.
Procedure
1 On the ribbon, click Manage Skills.
2 In the Manage Skills dialog, select the name of the skill in the list on the left.
3
Select the name of one or more workows from the Workows list and click the Remove icon ( ).
4 Click OK to close the Manage Skills dialog and save your changes to the Model Manager.
Remove a Skill
Removing a skill also removes its associations to any DEM Workers and workows.
Prerequisites
Launch the vRealize Automation Designer console.
Procedure
1 On the ribbon, click Manage Skills.
2 In the Manage Skills dialog, select the name of the skill in the list on the left.
3
Click the Remove icon ( ) at the top of the list of skills.
After you conrm that you want to delete the skill, its name appears dimmed to indicate that it is
marked for deletion.
4 Click OK to close the Manage Skills dialog and save your changes to the Model Manager or Cancel if
you do not want to delete the skill and its associations with DEMs and workows.
CloudUtil Command Reference
This section provides a reference to the commands in the CloudUtil command line interface.
CloudUtil is the command line interface for the vRealize Automation Designer. You run the commands on
the Windows machine on which you are running the designer. The default installation location on the
Windows machine is C:\Program Files (x86)\VMware\vCAC\Design Center.
N In the CloudUtil commands, the Model Manager is referred to as the repository and a Distributed
Execution Manager (DEM) is referred to as an agent.
DEM Commands
The DEM commands enable you to view a list of Distributed Execution Managers registered with the Model
Manager and add or remove associations between skills and DEMs.
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