Unique ID |
Enter a unique name for the job |
Required |
IBM Agile Lifecycle Manager instance
name |
Use this to identify the Agile Lifecycle Manager installation and
any associated Resource Managers. |
Required |
Group ID |
Use this to identify the Kafka group ID to be used. |
Required |
Connection |
Use this to specify the Kafka Host and Port to be used. |
Required |
ALM State Change Topic |
Use this to identify the Agile Lifecycle Manager Kafka topic name to
be consumed. |
Required |
ALM Service State Transition Topic |
Use this to identify the Agile Lifecycle Manager State Transition
Kafka topic name to be consumed. |
Required |
Secured or unsecured Kafka connection |
Select false or true to make secured or
unsecured connection to the CP4NA server. The default is 'false'. |
Required. When set to 'true', you must also provide the credentials and target system certificate
parameters.
See the following topic for more information on obtaining connection and credential details:
IBM Cloud Pak for Network Automation: Configuring Kafka
connections
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Kafka username |
Enter the username of the secured Kafka cluster. |
Required only if the parameter for secured connection has been set to 'true'. |
Kafka password |
Enter the password of the secured Kafka cluster. |
Required only if the parameter for secured connection has been set to 'true'. |
Certificate |
Enter the certificate of the secured Kafka cluster. |
Required only if the parameter for secured connection has been set to 'true'.
For more information, see Configuring observer job security.
- On-prem
- Create and store the certificate in the ASM_HOME/security directory.
- OCP
- Obtain the authentication certificate using OpenSSL and store it as a secret.
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Access scope |
Enter text to provide a scope for the resources.
Access scope can help map alerts to resources when resources in different scopes share the same
parameters, such as matchTokens.
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Optional. Tip: You can define access scope for locations, project names,
namespaces, etc.
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Generate debug support file |
Set the optional Generate debug support file
parameter to 'True' in order to capture the output of the next scheduled job run as a file. This
file will be stored with an observer's log files and can be used to debug observer issues, for
example at the request of your designated Support team, or while using a test environment. For
one-off jobs (that is, Load jobs), this parameter reverts to 'False' after the next completed run.
To examine the output produced, you can load the generated debug file using the File Observer. The
file is saved to the following locations:
- On-prem
- $ASM_HOME/logs/<obs>-observer/
- On OCP
- /var/log/itsm/<obs>-observer
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Optional |
Observer job description |
Enter additional information to describe the job. |
Optional |
Job schedule |
Specify when the job should run, and whether it should run at regular intervals.
By default the job runs immediately, and only once.
Optionally you can specify a future date and time for the job to run, and then set it to
run at regular intervals after that.
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Optional. Transient (one-off) jobs only.
If you set a job schedule, the run intervals must be at least 90 seconds apart, and if you set
them at less than 15 minutes, a warning is displayed, as the frequency can impact system
performance.
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