In this video Yves Sandfort will provide an example on how to leverage Custom Properties to enforce users to enter information based on Business Groups
The Orchestrator REST API provides functionality that allows you to communicate with the Orchestrator server directly through HTTP and perform various workflow-related operations over workflows.
The Orchestrator REST API exposes the objects from the inventories of the Orchestrator server and the installed plug-ins as resources at predefined URLs.
You make HTTP calls at these URLs to trigger operations in Orchestrator. In this way, you can perform various tasks over workflows:
Run a workflow, schedule a workflow, retrieve the runs of a workflow, answer to a user interaction, and cancel a workflow run.
Retrieve details about a workflow such as its input and output parameters and its presentation.
Retrieve details about a workflow run, such as its state, generated logs, start date, and end date.
Browse the inventories of Orchestrator and the installed plug-ins.
Import and export workflows, actions, and packages.
By using the Orchestrator REST API you can easily integrate Orchestrator workflows in custom applications that you can build in any programing language.
The VMware Workspace Fundamentals v. 1.8 course will provide you with a fundamental understanding of how to install, configure, and use VMware Workspace. There are five modules in this course:
Introduction to VMware Horizon Workspace: You will learn how Horizon Workspace works and some of its key features that help end users and IT administrators manage personal and corporate data on multiple devices.
Architecture and Components: You will learn about the components that make up the Horizon Workspace architecture.
You will learn the key tasks for installing and configuring Horizon Workspace.
You will learn how to access the Horizon Workspace interfaces and how to work with the Administrator Web interface to manage Horizon Workspace modules, users, groups, catalog of resources, policies, reports, and how to edit administrator settings.
You will learn how users can sign in from the Horizon Workspace user portal, and install the Horizon Workspace client application on the appropriate devices. In addition, this module teaches how users use the Horizon Workspace features to access and manage their applications and use Horizon Files to manage and share their folders and files.
The VMware Workspace Fundamentals v. 1.8 course will provide you with a fundamental understanding of how to install, configure, and use VMware Workspace. There are five modules in this course:
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