Exclude CI not to be discovered in Cloud discovery specially in azure discovery

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05-19-2022 02:39 AM
in cloud discovery can we exclude some CI which we don't want the discovery to discover specially the Azure discovery
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05-19-2022 07:49 AM
Hi
Yes of course you can. Just disable the pattern that populates the CI type that is not needed.
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06-15-2023 06:17 AM
Hi @SiD2,
I want to skip "cmdb_ci_compute_template" discovered on Azure. Should I simply uncheck "Active" on the "Azure - Hardware Type (LP)" pattern?
Thanks in advance!
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06-15-2023 06:54 AM
Hi @Marek Meres
Yes, and save and publish the pattern and in next run it doesn't execute.
But there's a caveat here that all further child patterns that are dependent on this pattern also doesn't get executed.
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06-20-2023 01:20 AM
Thank you @SiD2 , but how can I determine which patterns depend on this pattern? In the Patter Designer I cannot find any hint.
If I wanted to switch off also discovering all cmdb_ci_cmp_resource should I switch off 'Azure Resource Inventory' completely? I have found this community post and this docs page suggesting switching off individual resources but as my client does not want ANY cmdb_ci_cmp_resource CIs I guess switching off the whole pattern is the right way (as removing all records from the sa_cloud_inventory_resource_whitelist would cause ALL Azure resources to be collected by the pattern.... (if I read the docs correctly)). Kindly please confirm, thank you in advance!