The Distributed Resource Scheduler (DRS) allows vSphere Administrators to use rules to enforce virtual machine placement on cluster nodes. An example of such a rule is in the image below with a rule to reparate two domain controllers so that they won't run on the same vSphere host.

vRealize Orchestrator allows you to configure permissions for users in your authentication domain to access your vRO deployment with different types of access. While you might want administrators to access your workflows from the vSphere Web Client sometimes there will still be users that need access with the vRO client. One example is a group of developers that you only want to allow access to one or just a few folders in your vRO environment.

For many NSX components you can easily configure a syslog server, such as vRealize Log Insight. This however is not simple and straightforward for the NSX Controller Nodes. For those components this setting has to be configured via the NSX API via HTTP REST. In this article I explain how to use vRealize Orchestrator to accomplish this task.

The syntax and procedure are described in two locations: