Aria Operations Management Packs End of Life

Coming 1st Oct 2024, the Aria Operations Management Packs will be end of general support (EoGS). Here is the KB.

The affected management packs are as follow:

  • vRealize Operations Management Pack for VMware Integrated OpenStack
  • vRealize Operations Federation Management Pack
  • VMware vRealize Operations Management Pack for CloudHealth
  • VMware Aria Operations Management Pack for Flowgate
  • VMware Aria Operations Management Pack for Aria Hub
  • VMware vRealize Operations Management Pack for VMware Smart Assurance
  • Aria Operations Management Pack for Aria Operations for Apps
  • Aria Operations Management Pack for VMware Tanzu Application Service
  • Aria Operations Management Pack for Microsoft Hyper-V
  • Aria Operations Management Pack for NetApp FAS/AFF
  • Aria Operations Management Pack for Microsoft SCOM
  • Aria Operations Management Pack for Citrix Virtual Apps & Desktops
  • Aria Operations Management Pack for Dell EMC OpenManage Enterprise
  • Aria Operations Management Pack for HPE OneView
  • Aria Operations Management Pack for Cisco HyperFlex
  • Aria Operations Management Pack for Dell EMC Isilon
  • Aria Operations Management Pack for Dell EMC Unity
  • Aria Operations Management Pack for Nagios XI
  • Aria Operations Management Pack for Palo Alto Networks
  • Aria Operations Management Pack for SolarWinds NPM
  • Aria Operations Management Pack for Oracle Enterprise Manager
  • VMware Aria Operations Management Pack for Nutanix
  • VMware Aria Operations Management Pack for Pure Storage FlashArray
  • VMware Aria Operations Management Pack for Cohesity


If you are using any of the above management pack, what happens after 1st Oct will be no update and support for them. 

The alternative is to use the management pack builder which uses API and REST. Check out the KB.

The disadvantage of this is for existing customers would be to start building their own dashboard from this. Since without the out of box management packs, specific customize dashboard will need to be created.

The advantage of this will be to utilize anything you like to custom that dashboard and no dependency wait for VMware to update the management pack to support newer version since typically API and REST do not change that regularly. And if there is, we can always check back with the vendor what is the replacement/update if any.

I have seen some customers who have created their own rather than using the default out of the box dashboard as they want something more customize to their own needs.

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