Once you have identified the specific set of VMware Horizon event(s) you are interested in, you will need to convert those IDs into a VEBA Horizon Event ID which takes the form of /[HORIZON-EVENT-ID-LOWER-CASE.v0 The input above should be pretty self-explanatory and if everything was setup correctly, you should be able to open a browser to and see incoming events from both your vCenter Server and VMware Horizon events by using the CloudEvents Viewer UI. We are really excited to see what our users will do with this new functionality and if you are interested in trying out the Tech Preview of the VMware Horizon Provider for VEBA simply join the VEBA Slack Channel and you will be able to download the latest OVA appliance.ĭuring the OVA deployment, users will now see a new Horizon section can be filled out to enable the VMware Horizon Provider. I am excited to share that we have been working on a new VMware Horizon Event Provider for VEBA and this will allow users to easily build and consume event-driven automation reacting to a number of VMware Horizon events! In fact, this was only made possible with the new Horizon Audit Events API that was recently introduced in the latest Horizon 2106 release which now has over 850 different events! Please let it be VEBA extensions for 🙏🏻 & unveiled the support for Generic Webhook AND providers🥳 #eventdriven #automation #VMware #VEBA4H /wa27st4QoQĪbout a month back, I had teased some upcoming collaboration with Chris Halstead, famous for his VMware Horizon Flings and there was some good speculation and hope that this would mean VMware Horizon support for VEBA. Here we go🤩 The evolution continuous! Project is approaching v0.7 and awesome news were exclusively introduced to today.

One of the topics that I was really looking forward to sharing with the VMUG audience was a sneak peak at our upcoming v0.7 release which will include two new Event Providers: Webhook and VMware Horizon!

Note: For those interested, the recording for the Omaha VMUG session can be accessed here with following password: MYN%0k9 The session was an introduction to VEBA, but we also covered some brand new topics including writing your own functions for VEBA and a quick look at the evolution of VEBA. Last week, Michael Gasch and I had the pleasure of presenting the VMware Event Broker Appliance (VEBA) solution to the Omaha VMUG community.

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