Libraries / Catalogs [FR]

Overview

The organization administrator can access:

• public catalogs
• private catalogs belonging to their organization

Catalogs can contain:

• vApp templates
• installation media (ISO image)

Public catalogs

On the VCD portal, public catalogs provide ready-to-deploy vApp templates. These vApps contain a single VM on which an operating system and/or middleware is already installed and preconfigured. These different catalogs are presented below:

Orange-Linux

Contains pre-installed VMs with the most commonly supported Linux distributions (Debian, Redhat, CentOS, Ubuntu).

Orange-Windows

This catalog contains VMs preinstalled with the most common supported Windows distributions, Microsoft software installation ISOs, such as SQL Server.

CSE

This catalog contains VMs preinstalled with container management software; they are used to deploy a Kubernetes cluster.

Bin4Backup1

This catalog contains the NetBackup agent installation ISOs.

Orange-Linux-NotGuestOSsupported

VMs pre-installed with unsupported Linux distributions, either because they are not yet supported or because they are no longer supported, due to compatibility with the Cloud Avenue platform.

Note: As catalogs are regularly updated, the images shown here may not necessarily reflect reality.

Private catalogs

Each customer can manage their own catalogs.

Create your own catalog

Go to Libraries\Catalogs\NEW

• Define a Name and Description
• Enable the Preprovisioning option in a specific storage strategy if you want to deploy to a specific STK in your oVDC.

Click OK to confirm creation

Then share your Catalog with other members of the organization.

• From Catalog Properties
• Select Share, then +ADD
• Select the sharing option and access level (Read Only\Full Control\Modify)
• Select OK, then SAVE.

Add an Image File (.ISO)

Go to Media and Other, then click ADD.

Select the Catalog, then the file to upload.

Click OK.

A task will inform you about the import in progress.

Add a VM template (.OVA)

Go to vApp Templates and click ADD.

Select the Catalog, then the file to upload, and click NEXT.

Click NEXT at the Verification stage, then enter:

• the Template Name
• the Catalog Name

Click NEXT

Valider les informations et faire TERMINER.

Une tâche vous informe sur l’import en cours.

Delete a Catalog

Go to Libraries, then Catalogs.

From Properties, select Delete and confirm.
A task will inform you that the deletion is in progress.

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