Integrating with other applications
To fully automate your organization setup, you can use the vRealize Automation Cloud Assembly IaaS API to list, create, update, and delete vRealize Automation integrations with other applications programmatically.
Using different input variables, you can create integrations with external systems such as GitHub, Ansible, and external IPAM providers. The following table lists all supported integrations.
| Integration | Type | What do I need to create an integration? | Additional Product Documentation |
|---|---|---|---|
| Active Directory | activedirectory |
|
How do I create an Active Directory integration in vRealize Automation Cloud Assembly |
| Ansible | ansible |
|
Configure Ansible Open Source integration in vRealize Automation Cloud Assembly |
| Ansible Tower | ansible.tower | Credentials and templates in Ansible Tower configured to use with deployments. | Configure Ansible Tower Integration in vRealize Automation Cloud Assembly |
| Bitbucket | org.bitbucket | Personal access API token for Bitbucket. | Configure Bitbucket integration in vRealize Automation Cloud Assembly |
| GitHub | com.github.saas | Personal access API token for GitHub. See https://docs.gitlab.com/ee/user/profile/personal_access_tokens.html | Configure GitHub integration in vRealize Automation Cloud Assembly |
| GitLab | com.gitlab.saas | Personal access API token for GitLab. | Configure GitLab cloud template integration in vRealize Automation Cloud Assembly |
| IPAM | ipam |
|
How to configure an external IPAM integration in vRealize Automation |
| My VMware | my-vmware | Account registered at https://my.vmware.com/ | Configure MyVMware integration in vRealize Automation Cloud Assembly |
| Puppet | puppet | Puppet master name and hostname or IP address of the master. | Configure Puppet Enterprise integration in vRealize Automation Cloud Assembly |
| Red Hat OpenShift | cmx.openshift-endpoint | Red Hat OpenShift server configured. Note: If needed, you can create an OpenShift
cluster with a cloud template that VMware provides. See https://flings.vmware.com/red-hat-openshift-container-platform-as-a-service-on-vrealize-automation-cloud.
|
Configure Red Hat OpenShift Integration in vRealize Automation Cloud Assembly |
| SaltStack | saltstack |
|
Create a SaltStack Config integration in vRealize Automation |
| SDDC Manager | sddc | SDDC manager 4.1 or later installed. | Configure a VMware SDDC Manager integration |
| Terraform Runtime | terraform.runtime | Terraform runtime environment installed. See Preparing a vRealize Automation Cloud Assembly Terraform runtime environment. | Preparing for Terraform configurations in vRealize Automation Cloud Assembly |
| VMware Enterprise PKS | cmx.pks-endpoint |
|
Configure VMware Tanzu Kubernetes Grid Integrated Edition Integration in vRealize Automation Cloud Assembly |
| vRealize Automation 7.x | vra7 | Administrator credentials. | Add vRealize Automation 7.x catalog items to the Service Broker catalog |
| vRealize Automation 8.x | vra8 | Administrator credentials. | Add vRealize Automation 8.x cloud templates to the Service Broker catalog |
| vRealize Orchestrator | vro |
|
Configure a vRealize Orchestrator integration in Cloud Assembly |
| vRealize Operations Manager | vrops | A local or non-local vRealize Operations
Manager login account with read-only privileges to the vCenter adapter
instance of the vSphere endpoint. Note: For
non-local account login, username format is username@domain@authenticated-source, for
example [email protected]@workspaceone |
Integrating with vRealize Operations Manager |