VMware is aware of this issue. See the workaround section for additional details.
Workaround:
Prerequisites
- You have access to root user and password
- You have SSH or console access to the virtual appliance.
Procedure
- Login to Control Center and navigate to the Certificates page.
- Click on Import button and select Import from URL
- Add as URL
https://console.cloud.vmware.com/
Note: If the Import from URL function does not work, please navigate your client browser to https://console.cloud.vmware.com/ and extract the certificate using the padlock icon near the Address, exporting the certificate as Base-64 encoded X.509 (.CER). Import the extracted certificate file into the Certificates page.
- Restart the Orchestrator app by connecting through SSH to the Cloud Extensibility Proxy virtual machine and restart the pod using the following commands
kubectl -n prelude scale deployment vco-app --replicas=0
kubectl -n prelude scale deployment vco-app --replicas=1
- Monitor the pod status using the command below until 3/3 containers are deployed for vco-app pod
kubectl get pods -n prelude -w
- Verify you can login into the UI.
Known Issues
- If 403 errors are encountered and you are unable to access vRO, after running the above instructions, run the following to redeploy services /opt/scripts/deploy.sh.
- Workflows do not appear in Content Sources.
- To workaround the issue - create a new empty workflow or change description of an existing workflow and start data collection.