I'm new on vsphere and I have an important question.
Is there a section where I can set parameters that allow a vsphere to send me notifications/email when a condition happens?
For example when a virtual machine cpu usage go over a value that I have set as 'alarm value' or when a virtual machine disk space usage go over a value vsphere send an email/notification that inform me.
I try to navigate over the menu but I don't find anything like this.
can I use an external app?
Haven't done it myself but according to the documentation:
In the Actions tab of the Alarm Settings dialog box, click Add to
add an action.
In the Actions column, select Send a notification email from the drop-down menu.
In the Configuration column, enter recipient addresses. Use commas to separate multiple addresses.
If you're not familiar with alarms at all you may want to take a look at their Alarm Example.
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Could someone inform what is the most correct way to verify what is the information sent by the GTM event tag screenshot to an Recommendations AI project?
Confirm your triggers are not misfiring by using the preview mode in GTM: https://support.google.com/tagmanager/answer/6107056?hl=en
As Eike mentioned, open the Developer's console Network tab https://developer.chrome.com/docs/devtools/network/
Clear the log in the Network tab. And select All in the Network filters.
Conduct an action that triggers your tag.
In the Network tab, there are now new activity is shown. Select the one that looks like your endpoint and that has a valid response code (it's almost always 200)
Scroll down to the Query String parameters and assess your payload:
Like so:
I can create a group on the Amazon WorkMail console and add internal users to the group. However, I do not see an option to add external email addresses with different domains.
Any tips on how to do this? Should I just create an email forwarding rule on an internal user?
Unfortunately, at present, this isn't possible (more info below). So, your proposed solution of creating an email forwarding rule is likely the best solution.
One thing to note is that you may want to set up email redirect rather than email forwarding. If you redirect, the end recipient will see the email as coming from the original sender and addressed to the original recipient, as opposed to being forwarded. In WorkMail, you'll find redirect as one of the options, alongside forwarding, when setting up the rule(s).
One additional tip for setting up the redirect/forwarding rule. There's no condition in the rules setup to just forward everything. Because of that, you'll likely want to create 2 rules. The first rule would use the condition has my name in the To box and the second rule would use the condition Does not have my name in the To box. This should have you covered for just redirecting/forwarding everything. Fortunately, you can redirect to multiple destinations, so you can probably get away with just these 2 rules even if you have multiple final destinations.
Additional info about not being able to add external addresses to groups:
An AWS team member has stated that this isn't currently supported in this AWS forum post from 2017:
Indeed, it not possible to add an external email address to a group. I will forward this feature request to the service team.
A possible workaround is to create a redirect rule that redirect emails sent to this group to the external users.
As of today, you still get the following message when adding members to a group (console screenshot):
You can only add users and groups that are enabled for access to Amazon WorkMail.
[Edit, 2021-01-17: Tips on bulk addition of email addresses to a rule]
Bulk addition of email addresses to a rule
Unfortunately, there don't currently appear to be any APIs to create inbox rules programmatically. However, you can copy-paste a large number of emails into a rule.
First, you'll want to export the set of email addresses you have into e.g. a CSV file.
Then, you'll want to append a ; to each email address. The reason for this is that the character is recognized as a separator. If we don't use it, the email rule will interpret the entire pasted text as a single email address. As an example, in Google Sheets, this can be done with CONCATENATE. E.g. =concatenate(A1,";"). Here's a screenshot:
Next, open the email rule, copy the email addresses from the spreadsheet, paste them into the recipients box, and click the To button. In this case, it's 100 emails, so it takes a little bit of time to load:
Once it finishes loading, you'll see checkboxes next to the email addresses, like when you add single email addresses manually.
Make sure to click Ok on the recipients dialog, then click Ok on the rule dialog, and finally click Save changes on the Email Rules Settings panel to ensure everything gets saved.
I've read though a couple of tutorials, and watched several videos about this topic, but I'm not able to reproduce the steps shown there.
My AWS IoT Button is configurd correctly and works as it should. I then go to the Lambda Management console, and create a new Lambda function from one of the templates. The screen that appears now is different from all the tutorials and videos. Anyway, I have to choose a trigger and select the IoT Button there. The GUI then tells me to configure that trigger. I then enter the serial number of the Button, and don't touch the certificate options, because I already have keys and certificates on my IoT Button. After I made sure that "Enable Trigger" is selected, and click on the "Add" button. Now I'm getting a red box inside the trigger configuration screen saying:
"Empty list of actions is not allowed. At least one action needs to be defined. (Service: AWSIot; Status Code: 400; Error Code: InvalidRequestException; Request ID: 41c78c96-00fe-11e8-a48a-61538c57d315)"
I'm stuck at this point, because I never can assign any Trigger to my function.
It took a bit of mucking around but I think I've figured out how to get around this.
The error is strange, because of course you're trying to create an action. It seems like it's a bug.
Fortunately, you can create it around the other way:
Visit the AWS IoT console
Go to the Act option in the sidebar menu
Click Create to create a new rule
Give a name, and description
For the SQL rule, build a rule that looks like SELECT * FROM 'iotbutton/+' (i.e. enter * for Attribute, etc.)
Add your action - your Lambda function :)
Add an error action too if you wish
Click Create Rule
Press your button and confirm that your Lambda function ran!
I'm assuming you could put your button's DSN in place of the + in the select statement if you have more than one button.
How do I transfer a task to another user in CM Synergy?
I have a task assigned to me, but I need to transfer it to another user.
To transfer a task, right click on the task and go to properties. In the Properties dialog box, select the resolver that is desired.
Is there a way to view logs from three different remote nodes on one tab? Right now I get three tabs open for three nodes.
Here is my log4j config for the same app deployed on three different linux boxes
log4j.appender.HUB=org.apache.log4j.net.SocketHubAppender
log4j.appender.HUB.port=39867
log4j.appender.HUB.LocationInfo=true
log4j.appender.HUB.Threshold=INFO
log4j.appender.HUB.application=remotehost
Yes.
You can create a new tab from existing events via the 'view, create tab from expression' menu item - it will combine events matching the expression into a new tab. As new events which match the expression arrive, they will also be added to the new tab.
This isn't persistent - restart Chainsaw and you have to go through that process again.
If you want to permanently change things, you can modify the 'tab name/event routing expression' under Chainsaw preferences. As events come in, the expression in the 'event routing expression' box is resolved with the values for the current event. If a tab exists with that tab name, the events are added to that tab. If no tab exists, a new tab is created.
An example expression you could use in the 'view, create tab from expression' expression box (assuming the events you are interested in all have an 'application' column with 'remoteHost' as the value in that column):
PROP.application=remoteHost
This second option just builds a string - isn't really an expression like the search and filter expression syntax...
An example tab name/event routing expression you could use to get all events with 'remoteHost' as the application on a tab called 'remoteHost':
PROP.application
By the way, I would suggest checking out the latest developer snapshot of Chainsaw, available here:
http://people.apache.org/~sdeboy