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Modifying AWS Route53 Records in vRealize Automation – Part 2

July 14, 2020July 18, 2020 / Mark Brookfield / 1 Comment

20161114-1In part 1 of this short series, I set the scene for a blueprint VM requiring a DNS record to be created in AWS Route53. I documented the vRO resource and configuration elements that would be needed, along with a handful of actions. In the final part, we tackle the main workflow plus Continue reading →

Modifying AWS Route53 Records in vRealize Automation – Part 1

July 2, 2020July 18, 2020 / Mark Brookfield / 2 Comments

20161114-1I recently built a vRealize Automation blueprint in the lab that provisions a vSphere machine into the DMZ which could be accessed externally. For users to be able to connect to this machine it will need a DNS record to be created in my external DNS domain, which is hosted with Amazon Web Services. Continue reading →

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Mark Brookfield is a technical architect, specialising in cloud automation and end-user computing. Other tech interests include dabbling with NetBSD Unix on Cobalt Qube hardware.

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