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Releases: vmware/power-validated-solutions-for-cloud-foundation

v1.1.0

26 Oct 16:04

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v1.1.0 (October 10, 2021)

Fixes

  • Fixed Set-vCenterPermission where a failure can occur if the workload domain does not follow the same naming as the vCenter Server.

Enhancements

  • Enhanced Add-VmStartupRule to check both VM Groups exists before attempting to create the VM-to-VM Group.
  • Enhanced Add-ContentLibrary to support creation of both Published and Subscription Content Libraries.

Additions

  • Added New-vRSLCMLockerPassword cmdlet to support adding passwords to the vRealize Lifecycle Suite Manager Locker.
  • Added New-vRSLCMLockerLicense cmdlet to support adding licenses to the vRealize Lifecycle Suite Manager Locker.
  • Added Add-VmGroup cmdlet to support adding Virtual Machines to existing VM Groups (availability Zones in particular).
  • Added a number of new functions to support automation of the Site Protection and Disaster Recovery solution:
    • Install-SiteRecoveryManager
    • Install-vSphereReplicationManager
    • Connect-DRSolutionTovCenter
    • Install-VAMICertificate
    • Backup-VMOvfProperties
    • Restore-VMOvfProperties
    • Copy-vRealizeLoadBalancer

v1.0.1

26 Oct 16:02

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Release: v1.0.1 (September 16, 2021)

Changelog

  • Fixed the way the certificate file is read in Add-WSALdapDirectory to avoid truncation of certificate data.
  • Fixed Add-ContentLibrary where creation using subscription URL was failing.
  • Fixed Add-VMFolder where it was creating a folder in each vCenter Server in the Single Sign-On Domain.

v1.0.0

26 Oct 16:00

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Release: v1.0.0 (August 24, 2021)

Initial Release

PowerValidatedSolutions is a PowerShell Module that has been written to explicitly support the automation of various tasks associated with the implementation of Validated Solutions for VMware Cloud Foundation.

The intent is to expedite the time to deploy for customers by developing cmdlets that remove the complexities associated with performing installation and configuration steps using Public/Private APIs or command-line-based tooling.

Using the cmdlets developed, we are providing our customers an infrastructure-as-code deployment model allowing them to develop their own in-house end-to-end automation.