Introduction to Workflow Development with VMware vRealize Orchestrator (vRO)
by Nick Colyer
Learn to develop orchestration workflows with VMware vRealize Orchestrator. From tool and workflow constructs, coding in JavaScript, to real-world examples and use cases, this course gives you the skills needed to begin creating workflows.
What you'll learn
This course, Introduction to Workflow Development with VMware vRealize Orchestrator (vRO), is an introduction to building workflows using VMware vRealize Orchestrator. It will teach you how you can use Orchestrator to create workflows which can be utilized in your cloud and data center to automate various tasks. First, you will get familiar with vRealize Orchestrator and the various components, as well as an approach to workflow design. Then, through demos, you will get clear examples of how to code and develop actual workflows. Finally, you will learn how to use basic scriptable tasks and JavaScript to manipulate objects. By the end this course, you'll know how to create vRealize ORchestrator workflows with the basic Javascript coding required to manipulate them to do the things you want.
About the author
Nick Colyer has over 16 years of experience in the IT Industry and currently leads the Cloud Management and Automation Practice at Ahead LLC. At Ahead, Nick focuses on emerging technologies and methodologies for helping customers intelligently manage their workloads On-Premises and in the Public Cloud.
Prior to his current position, Nick spent six years as an enterprise automation lead for TransUnion and Catamaran, where he developed a team focused on standards and automated delivery of IT ser... morevices to drive a true self service experience.
Nick, also works with vendors to help them created pre-packaged automated workflows and code for customers to utilize. Nick often speaks at conferences including VMWorld (2013/2016), the Looking Ahead Tech Summit (2014-2016), VMware User Groups, as well as tailored briefings for large enterprise companies across the United States. Nick has been selected regularly as a vExpert since 2014 and holds many certifications from VMware, Microsoft, and 3rd parties. You can regularly find Nick at community events as well as writing articles on the blog 2ninjas1blog which focuses around Cloud and Automation.