com.vmware.vrealize.lcm.plugin.common.vrops.exceptions.VropsAddressException: Not able to connect to VMware Aria Operations node <IP>
at com.vmware.vrealize.lcm.plugin.core.vrops.tasks.BaseConfigureVropsTask.init(BaseConfigureVropsTask.java:162) [vmlcm-vropsplugin-core-8.14.0-SNAPSHOT.jar!/:?]
at java.lang.Thread.run(Unknown Source) [?:?]
2023-12-18 07:28:36.100 INFO [pool-3-thread-21] c.v.v.l.p.a.s.Task - – Injecting task failure event. Error Code : 'LCMVROPSYSTEM25157', Retry : 'true', Causing Properties : '
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com.vmware.vrealize.lcm.plugin.common.vrops.exceptions.ProductHealthStatusException: Unable to initialize the health check task, check whether VMware Aria Operations server is up and reachable from VMware Aria Suite Lifecycle Manager
https://<vropsNodeIP>/casa/cluster/status
https://<vropsNodeIP>/casa/node/config
To resolve the Issue:
1. Manually Replace the Aria Operations Certificate: The first step involves manually replacing the existing certificate for Aria Operations with the certificate referenced by Aria Suite Lifecycle. You can follow the detailed instructions provided in the 'Install a New Certificate in VMware Aria Operations' section of KB article KB-2046591. This method ensures that the certificate is properly aligned with the requirements set by Aria Suite Lifecycle.
2. Alternatively, Replace the Default Certificate in Aria Operations: If preferred, you may opt to replace the default certificate in Aria Operations by adhering to the procedures outlined in KB article KB-326393. This provides an alternative approach to rectify any certificate mismatch issues.
Once the certificate mismatch has been resolved, You can go ahead and replace the certificate replacement tasks for Aria Operations can be directly through Aria Suite Lifecycle.