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A developer is building a workflow in vRealize Orchestrator and wants to include some code in the workflow by adding a scriptable task element. Which three runtimes can be used? (Choose three.)
The correct answer is B. Python C. PowerShell D. Node.js. In VMware vRealize Orchestrator (vRO) 8.x, scriptable task elements support Python (B), PowerShell (C), and Node.js (D) as their available runtimes, reflecting VMware's alignment with modern automation and cloud-native scripting ecosystems. Ruby (A) and Perl (E) have no native…
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A developer is building a workflow in vRealize Orchestrator and wants to include some code in the workflow by adding a scriptable task element. Which three runtimes can be used? (Choose three.)
Options
- ARuby
- BPython
- CPowerShell
- DNode.js
- EPerl
- FJava
How the community answered
(50 responses)- A2% (1)
- B92% (46)
- E2% (1)
- F4% (2)
Explanation
In VMware vRealize Orchestrator (vRO) 8.x, scriptable task elements support Python (B), PowerShell (C), and Node.js (D) as their available runtimes, reflecting VMware's alignment with modern automation and cloud-native scripting ecosystems. Ruby (A) and Perl (E) have no native runtime support in vRO's scriptable task engine, as VMware chose languages with stronger infrastructure automation adoption. Java (F) is also not a supported scriptable task runtime - while vRO itself runs on the JVM, developers cannot write Java directly in a scriptable task element. A useful memory tip: think "P-P-N" (Python, PowerShell, Node.js) - two "P" languages popular in DevOps/cloud automation, plus Node.js for JavaScript-based scripting, all three representing the modern automation stack that vRO targets.
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