Yaml files cron timer eol - #507
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We are going to trigger the hygiene automation for EOL VMs from a cron (st2 cronTimer). Here we create the cron YAML config file. In this config we set the OS names and versions we want to automation to pay attention to, instead of hardcoding it in the code.
Here we create the cron YAML config file for the ACTION. It must include the parameters from the cron YAML file.
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| type: core.st2.CronTimer | ||
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| timezone: "Europe/London" | ||
| day_of_week: mon,tue,wed,thu,fri |
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I don't think this need to run daily, as not much is going to change day to day regarding OS version, maybe once a week?
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Hmm... The point was to detect them as soon as possible, but w/o going too fast. I think I will add this question to the others for David F.
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I think daily is fine. ST2 is supposed to be an automation tool so let it automate away.
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Skeleton for the new hygiene workflow. Here we create the yaml files and a fake implementation of the actual automation code.