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  1. Workflow

Create Workflow

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Last updated 12 days ago

Requirements

  • Linux Control Center = 2.10.X or higher

Overview

  • The Linux Control Center Workflow allows you to create workflows with decision making and chaining of actions. With an intuitive interface, it allows total control in a simple and fast way.

Objective

  • This document aims to demonstrate the step by step and demonstrate how to use the Linux Control Center Workflow.

Workflow Steps

  • See an example of how a workflow with decision making works.

Create a Workflow

  1. Click on Workflow on the left sidebar.

  2. Click on Create.

  3. Enter the name for the Workflow in the Name field.

  4. Click Start New Workflow.

  5. Choose the desired Action in the Action field

  6. Choose the Host on which you want to execute the action in the Host field.

  7. You can also execute the action in a group by selecting it in the Group field.

  8. Click Create.

  9. Click Save to create the Workflow.

Create Sub Action

  1. Open the Workflow in which you want to add an Action with decision making and click Add Subaction for the desired action.

  2. Click on Action and choose the Sub Action

  3. Choose which result will be responsible for executing the Sub Action.

Always: Executes the Sub Action regardless of the result of the previous Action. Success: Executes the Sub Action only in case of Success of the previous Action. Error: Executes the Sub Action only in case of Error of the previous Action. Regex: Executes the Sub Action only if the defined Regular Expression is the result of the previous Action.

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  1. Click Create to create the Sub Action.

  2. Click Save to save the Sub Action

Executing the Workflow

  1. Click Workflow on the left sidebar.

  2. Click Actions in the Workflow line and click Run.

  3. It is also possible to run within the Workflow page

  4. Click Agree to run the Workflow

See the example of .

Workflow Steps