Hi there. i am trying to create a simple powershell monitor, but it is slightly complicated, as it requires loading of modules, and storing credentials for a remoting session. Is this possible?
basically it is for an app fabric cache cluster, and the command on the server is just get-cacheclusterhealth this then returns some results:
PS C:\Windows\System32\WindowsPowerShell\v1.0\
tion> Get-Cacheclusterhealth
Cluster health statistics
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HostName = **************
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NamedCache = *************
Healthy = 25.00
UnderReconfiguration = 0.00
NotPrimary = 0.00
NoWriteQuorum = 0.00
Throttled = 0.00
NamedCache = ****************
Healthy = 25.00
UnderReconfiguration = 0.00
NotPrimary = 0.00
NoWriteQuorum = 0.00
Throttled = 0.00
NamedCache = ***************
Healthy = 25.00
UnderReconfiguration = 0.00
NotPrimary = 0.00
NoWriteQuorum = 0.00
Throttled = 0.00
NamedCache = **********
Healthy = 25.00
UnderReconfiguration = 0.00
NotPrimary = 0.00
NoWriteQuorum = 0.00
Throttled = 0.00
If there is a 25 next to any of the 'throttled' section, i want it to notify.
Any thoughts on the best route to take on this?
i've tried to import the modules onto the orion server, but the get-cacheclusterhealth command doesn't look like it can be run using a -host or anything.
I can run the script in the edit script box in the template, but the above is the output - i'm just not sure on the syntax of the unique identifers i need in the script - ideally, it would be that 'throttled' would have any other value rather than 0.00
stat.throttled = 0.00
Message.throttled = Throttled
Or something. not really following it here: The Basics of PowerShell (part 3)
