opEvents Programmable Button Actions
Available in opEvents-3.2.2 and opEvents-2.6.1
opEvents programmable buttons allow scripts to be run against events to give operators greater flexibility in the use of opEvents in troubleshooting and triaging of events.
It uses the same pipeline as scripts in EventActions but now operators have the ability to manually kick off a action for an event.
Example use Cases
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Configuration
Create a file in omk/conf/table_schemas/opEvents_action-buttons.json
This must be valid JSON schema or the buttons will fail to render. You should see an error in opEvents.log if this is the case.
[ { "description": "Example Events Button Action", "label": "Ping Node", "fa_icon": "fas fa-table-tennis", "script": "ping_node", "tags": ["ping"] } ]
Add a policy in omk/conf/EventActions.json|.nmis that triggers show_button.tag()
"policy": { "5": { "IF": "event.any", "THEN": "show_button.ping()", "BREAK": "true" }, }
%hash = ( 'policy' => { '5' => { IF => 'event.any', THEN => 'show_button.ping()', BREAK => 'true' }, } );
These are the supported keys and how the change operation and look of the button.
Key | Type | Required | Description |
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script | string | Yes | Name of the script defined in EventActions.json |
label | string | Yes | Label which the button will display to the user |
description | string | optional | Tool-tip help text to be displayed when you mouse over the button |
tags | array[string] | optional | If no tags are defined the button will show on all events, if tags are defined the button will only show on events which have been tagged with show_button.tag_name() |
run_once | boolean | optional | If set to true the button will look for script.script_name key on the event, if found the button will disable itself. This allows manual actions to only be triggered once. Will not influence any defined EventActions.json operations. |
fa_icon | string | optional | Icon to be displayed from the Font Awesome library shipped with opEvents example: "fas fa-table-tennis" Icons here https://fontawesome.com/icons?d=gallery |
class | string | optional | Define a css class to colour the button, see Notes on Button Classes below to see a list of supported types |
order | number | optional | Order in which the button should be displayed (available from opEvents 4.5.0) |
Note on Button Classes
Class |
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btn-default |
btn-primary |
btn-success |
btn-info |
btn-warning |
btn-danger |
btn-link |
Note on Font Awesome
In opEvents-3.2.2 we are shipping the library 5.12.1
In opEvents-2.6.1 we are shipping the library 5.8.2