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Managing vApps

VMware vSphere supplies an environment for running virtual machines, and for associating these virtual machines together into pseudo-applications, called vApps. A vApp is a specialized Resource Pool, and shares some characteristics with virtual machines. For example, a vApp can be powered on, powered off, cloned, and so on.

A vApp is represented at the host or cluster level.

CA Virtual Assurance supports the following operations on vApps:

• Provision VMware vApp
• Add Resource
• Clone vApp
• Power On vApp
• Power Off vApp
• Suspend vApp
• Delete from VMware vCenter
• Unregister from VMware vCenter

More Information

Provision VMware vApp

Clone vApp

More vApp Operations