Version

Argent Advanced Technology – All Versions

Date

Friday, 17 November 2017

Summary

PowerShell Rules do not save Service Level Agreement (SLA) information into the Argent Predictor Database

Technical Background

Customers may have a PowerShell Rule that is set to check for a specific condition and when the condition is breached would like and Alert

In addition to an Alert, customers may want the Service Level Agreement (SLA) performance data collected for the specific Node to be marked as down for reporting purposes

By default, PowerShell Rules do not save SLA metrics into the Argent Predictor Database unless explicitly specified within the PowerShell Script

Resolution

In order to explicitly save SLA Metrics into the Argent Predictor Database, the following PowerShell lines can be used:

To save a ‘Down’ SLA Event:

$PSPlayer.SavePredictor(“Service Level Agreement”,”System Alive”,”NODENAME”, 0)

To save an ‘Up’ SLA Event:

$PSPlayer.SavePredictor(“Service Level Agreement”,”System Alive”,”NODENAME”, 1)