I've been using it for quite some time, around six years. We use the latest version of the solution. 

We have been using vRA for more than three years. Previously, we were on vRA 7.4. Currently, we are operating everything in vRA 8.0. We have been migrating our entire managed VMs and everything to vRA 8.0, which is an ongoing process.

I have been using VMware Aria Automation for the past one and a half years.

I have been using VMware Aria Automation for two years.

I have been using VMware Aria Automation for two years.

We have been using VMware Aria Automation for one year.

We have been using VMware Aria Automation for three years.

I have been using VMware Aria Automation for the last five years. 

We have been working with this solution for five years. We used to work with the vRealize Automation version, but the name changed earlier.

It was also called VMware DynamicOps Cloud Suite.

I used vRA for seven to eight years, then I moved out of the VMware world last year in January.

I have experience with this solution. 

I have been using the product for four years. 

I have been using Aria Automation for about three or four years

I have been using the solution for seven years. 

We have been using VMware vRealize Automation for more than five years.

We have been using it in our own data centers and for our customers for almost five years.

I have been using vRA for the last three years. We've gone through different versions of the solution.

Currently, I am using the latest version of the solution.

My organization has been working with this solution for about six years.

I've been working with this solution for 10 years. My first deployment was back when it was called vCloud Automation Center or vCAC.

We have been using it for more than two years.

I have used this solution for a year.

I began working with vRealize Automation (vCAC) two years ago, in mid-2014. The first six months of this time was spent designing use cases and configuring the out-of-the-box settings such as reservations, blueprints, templates, resource allocation, entitlements, and chargeback. For approximately the next year, we enhanced the out-of-the-box product using vCO/vRO to automate IPAM integration, DNS, monitoring, storage selection, template management, and tagging.

I have been using it for approximately five years. During that time, we have used versions 6, 7, and 8.

I have been using VMware Aria Automation for approximately three years.

I’ve been using for just a few months, including Log Insight.

I've been using it for four or five years.

But in my current employer, I've only been there for about eight months. They had it, but nobody was actually pushing the solution.

I used version 6.2.0 for five months and version 7.0.1 for 11 months.

We have been using VMware vRealize Automation for seven or eight years.

I have been using vRA for about five years.

Four to five years.

About two years now.

We have used this solution for less than three months.

One year.

I have used this solution for three years.

Almost eight years.

More than 15 years.

Two years.

Three years.

Three years.

We have used this version for almost 1.5 years. We previously used version 7.0.