A company has deployed an new VMware Cloud Foundation (VCF) Fleet within their development environment.

VM Apps Organization Configuration

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Log in to the Organization portal.

Create a Cloud Account.

Configure at least one Cloud Zone.

Create a Project and assign at least one cloud zone.

Assign a Groups and Users to the Project.

In VMware Cloud Foundation (VCF) 9.0, configuring a VMApps Organization for developer self-service follows a specific hierarchical workflow once the initial organization creation and role assignments are complete. The administrator must first Log in to the Organization portal to perform tenant-specific resource management.

The first technical requirement is to establish a connection to the underlying infrastructure by choosing to Create a Cloud Account. This account integrates the tenant's view with the vCenter and NSX Manager resources provided by the fleet administrator. Once connectivity is established, the admin must Configure at least one Cloud Zone. In the VMApps model, the Cloud Zone is the construct that defines which compute clusters, storage policies, and networks are available for workload placement.

To enable consumption, the administrator must Create a Project and assign at least one cloud zone. The Project serves as the primary governance boundary where resource quotas and cloud templates are managed. Finally, the administrator must Assign Groups and Users to the Project. This entitlement step ensures that developers have the necessary permissions (e.g., Project Administrator or Member) to consume the infrastructure and create the required catalog items within their isolated environment.