Getting Started for AAI Administrators

As an AAI administrator, you are responsible for the technical installation and implementation of AAI and its ongoing technical maintenance. For more information, see AAI Administrators.

Understand the project scope

Start by talking to the person who is leading the business implementation of AAI, who we refer to as the business area coordinator, to learn about the scope of the project and assess its technical requirements, such as the database type and sizing requirements, the number and type of environments that will be needed (for playgrounds, training, testing and production ), the number and location of users that will need access and how that should be managed.

Learn AAI basics

To get a good overall understanding of AAI, the best place to begin is with the videos in Broadcom's AAI education courses. For information, see Free Online Courses.

Then reinforce that learning with the documentation of the AAI basics that you find in the following topics:

• About Automic Automation Intelligence
• Automic Automation Intelligence Architecture
• Key Terms
• User Roles in AAI

Execute the installation and technical implementation

You find guidelines, instructions, and supporting reference information that you need to get started on your tasks in the following places:

• Installation and Upgrade
• Configuring Automic Automation Intelligence
• Workload Automation / Scheduler Integration through Connectors