VMware vRealize Automation 6.2 is the latest version of VMware’s cloud automation solution, formerly known as vCloud Automation Center, and now part of the new vRealize suite. It is not just a rename, it includes some interesting improvements and enhancements.
vRealize Automation 6.2 provides infrastructure and application service delivery with a self-service portal and policy-based governance. The latest release offers greater vRealize Operations integration and can now display service health badges in the administrator’s view, and also give IT admins the ability to easily reclaim under-used or oversized virtual machines leading to CapEx and OpEx savings.
This version is coming out only 6 weeks after the release of 6.1. It is intended as a maintenance release to fix a number of bugs. But vRealize Automation 6.2 is also intended to introduce some new functionality to complement recently announced changes to vRealize Operations.
vRealize Automation integration with vRealize Operations
One of the coolest features is the enhanced integration between vRealize Operations and vRealize Automation which delivers:
- Health status displays.
Display of Health Status from vRealize Operations. These can be seen in list or item views and provide vRA users with some limited insights into the health of their virtual machines. 
vRealize Operations can be used by vRealize Automation to identify any idle virtual machines based on configurable criteria.
- Unused resources used by the identified virtual machines can be reclaimed if desired.
Admin Friendly CLI
Version 6.2 has an Admin Friendly CLI which helps the simplification of scripting for vRealize Automation commands.
It includes enhanced Endpoint Support for:
- vSphere 6 (Q1-15)
- XenDesktop 7
- Enhancements to vCloud Air
Proxy Support:
- Pay as you go support (Q1-2015)
- OpenStack (Havana)
CloudClient
CloudClient will be available as a separate download in Q4 2014 for use primarily by IT administrators. It is a command utility that provides verb-based access with a unified interface across the vCAC APIs. CloudClient will also support vCAC 6.1.
If you want to know more visit http://www.vmware.com/products/vrealize-automation/