I have two types of workflows that I need to run:
1. Infrastructure management. These are things that Orchestrator needs to do with scheduled workflows. They should not be dependent on the active directory account of an employee for authentication to vSphere, but rather a service account. Therefore I need to share a unique session in my orchestrator configuration and run everything through that service account. (Unless I am thinking wrong - if so correct me)
2. Administrator tasks - these are things that need to be run on an Ad-Hoc basis by administrators of the vSphere environment. Logging of who did what in vCenter is important, and using permissions and authorization set up already in vCenter is important for these workflows, as there are different levels of permissions for vSphere admins configured in vCenter that need to apply when these kinds of workflows are run. As a result I need to configure vRO to use "session per user" instead of "Share a Unique session" (Unless I am thinking wrong - if so correct me)
However I can only configure Orhestrator to use "session per user", or to use "share a unique session", but not both. How have people solved this problem? Does this call for two orchestrator installations, one for adminstrators and one for infrastructure components?