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Using the eZDeploy utility


After you have configured the environment for the eZDeploy utility, you can use the export or import feature of the eZDeploy utility to export or import your BMC Cloud Lifecycle Management service blueprints or service catalog. The following topics describe those tasks:

Topic

Details

Allows you to export the service blueprint or service catalog.

Allows you to import the service blueprint or service catalog. Ensure that you have met the prerequisites for using the import feature of the eZDeploy utility.

You can import the service blueprint or service catalog in either non-interactive (using answer file) or interactive (using command line) mode.

The following table lists the export and import functionality of the eZDeploy utility pertaining to the service blueprint and service catalog component.

BMC Cloud Lifecycle Management component

Export

Import

Service blueprint

✅️

✅️

Reused service blueprint (only in interactive mode)

✅️

✅️

Blueprint tags

✅️

✅️

BMC Server Automation system packages 

✅️

✅️

BMC Server Automation software packages 

✅️

✅️

Operations (BMC Atrium Orchestrator Workflows/NSH scripts) 

✅️

✅️

Service Catalog

✅️

✅️

Options and option choices

✅️

✅️

Service Offering

✅️

✅️

Requestable Definitions

✅️

✅️

Postdeployment actions

✅️

✅️

Note

  • Although BMC Server Automation Virtual Guest Packages (VGP) are not exported from the BMC Cloud Lifecycle Management system, eZDeploy exports the necessary metadata that is required for creating the VGP in the target environment.
  • The VGP creation process uses the template reference and licenses, but not other properties, such as timezone. You must update these properties manually after you create the VGP.

Related topics

Troubleshooting eZDeploy issues

Known-and-corrected-issues

 

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