VCF Automation 9.x Explained: Traditional VM Provisioning, Supervisor Based Consumption, and the New Tenant Model
Read OriginalThis article clarifies VCF Automation 9.x for architects familiar with vRealize/Aria Automation. It contrasts two consumption paths: VM Apps (traditional VM-centric model with cloud accounts, projects, templates) and All Apps (new tenant model with organizations, namespaces, VM Service, Kubernetes). It discusses when to use each, notes that imported Aria environments remain VM Apps continuity, and advises bimodal operation as two controlled service lanes. Version-sensitive details should be revalidated against VCF 9.1 docs.
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