Invoking Custom Cloud Pattern
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12-21-2023 10:02 AM
Hi All,
For a requirement I have created a custom pattern for AWS ECR services, following the AWS ECS pattern (OOTB) structure. From the debug I am able to get the information required and parse it. But I am not able to trigger the pattern similar to AWS ECS pattern.
How to invoke a custom pattern of infrastructure type, similar to AWS ECS pattern, in a cloud discovery schedule?
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12-21-2023 10:20 AM - edited 12-21-2023 10:21 AM
I am also new to Discovery however as far as I know, after creating the CUSTOM PATTERN, you need to also configure the CLASSIFIER to trigger this pattern. For e.g. If CI got classified as WINDOWS, under 'windows classifier' record, you need to mention the patter in the 'Trigger Probes' related list then only it will get triggered.
In your scenario, my understanding is - you need to modify the AWS CLASSIFIER record & attach the custom pattern to it.
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12-21-2023 10:23 PM
@H S B ,
The classifiers and attaching pattern to trigger probe can be used for invoking pattern is OS level discovery. But for meta data discovery from cloud, the patterns get triggered all together after data center discovery.
The OOTB pattern AWS ECS is of type infrastructure and want to understand how it is triggered.
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12-22-2023 05:33 AM
This is something new for me as well so won't be able to contribute much here. I would suggest to do more R&D on Community & Documentation and if still not feasible solutions not found, check with SNOW Support team only.
Do share your progress if you are able to find the answers so that others can learn from it as well.