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Webinar Recap: Optimizing Your Environment Before Migrating to vRealize Automation 8

On Friday, May 1, we hosted our VMUG webcast, “Optimizing Your Environment Before Migrating to vRealize Automation 8.” You can find a recording of the webinar belowDownload the slide deck from the webinar here (PDF).

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Webinar Recap

Sid Smith, Principal Solutions Architect at SovLabs, led the webinar which discussed how to properly optimize your environment to ensure an easy transition to vRealize Automation 8.

  1. Intro
  2. Assess the situation (2:31)
  3. Optimize your environment (5:21)
  4. Narrow your focus (11:35)
  5. How SovLabs can help (13:30)
  6. Case Study (26:42)
  7. Q&A (32:12)

 

Request Your Free Assessment

If you’re considering the move to vRA 8, request your free assessment today. SovLabs is offering the SovLabs vRealize Automation Optimization and Upgrade Assessment to provide insight into environmental areas that present an opportunity for optimization. Reduce blueprint sprawl, minimize risk, diminish custom code, and more!

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