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Add server to group operation – HP Matrix Operating Environment Software User Manual

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When executing the operation, Insight Orchestration:

Validates the request

Powers off the servers

Deletes the virtual machine or server blade profile

Scrubs the boot and data disks

Deallocates the servers (server blades and virtual machine hosts)

Deallocates the networks and IP addresses

Deallocates the boot and data disks

Executes custom actions

Sends notifications

After successfully completing a Delete operation, the Insight Orchestration infrastructure service is destroyed,
deprovisioning all server, network, and storage resources making them available for new Create Service,
Add servers to group

, and Add data disk to group operations.

If deprovisioning fails, the infrastructure service is still deleted. When this occurs, the Insight Orchestration
administrator must manually clean up the servers or disks.

Add server to group operation

During an Add server to group operation, Insight Orchestration:

Validates the request

Allocates the servers (server blades or virtual machine hosts)

Allocates IP addresses

Allocates the boot disk (physical and virtual)

Obtains approval

Creates virtual machine or blade server profile

Deploys the operating system and other software to boot disk

Configures the virtual hardware

Customizes the operating system (networking, sysprep)

Allocates the physical data disks

Provisions the servers for data disks

Boots the servers

Executes custom actions

Sends notifications

After successfully completing the operation, Insight Orchestration provisions the additional servers into the
Insight Orchestration infrastructure service, and they are available for the duration of the service lease period.
You can access the new servers through the network.

The operation fails when:

Resources are not available to allocate

SAN administrator cannot create the disks

Insight Orchestration administrator rejects the request

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Insight Orchestration provisioning and allocation