I am setting up ADF alerts to be notified of the pipelines that are failing in production.
In the email that is being sent out, I can see the name of the data factory, but not the name of the pipeline that has failed.
How can I include this in the alert email.
You can do this easily with Logic app and Web activity in ADF.
Upon creation of Logic app we may define Pipeline Name along with other details so that we may get the failure mail alert with the name of the pipeline which failed.
In Logic App workflow, use Pipeline Name as one of the property parameter inside Request: “When a HTTP request is received”:
In the next step “Send an email (V2)” mention Pipeline Name in the Mail Body section as Dynamic content as shown below:
Here we have a sample Pipeline with Copy Activity which is set to fail and the Web Activity is used with the configuration below to send failure email:
In the Body section, add System variable to populate Pipeline Name in email alert as show below:
Execute the Pipeline:
Email alert would be received at the configured email having Pipeline Name:
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I want to send a http request to my own applications when job ended ok ?
Is this notification supported by control-m Or Is there any other ways to fulfill my requests?
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This is best achieved via the "shout destination" table. Create a shout destination that is of the 'P' type (i.e. program). Point the destination to a simple script that sends a curl instruction to your desired http address.
If you want avoid shout destinations, try using the post-command field in the jobdef but it conditional on the main job working.
API Testing:
Currently, I am using Postman to test API response
I want to monitor a particular text in API response and get notified for example-
{
"productname": "PARLE",
"customer": "ABC",
}
If I get a customer name in the API response as ABC I want to get notified through mail or slack or anything.
Is this possible? if Yes please share me the inputs.
you can run periodic tests with a software like Overseer, and receive notifications using a Notify17 notification template (see the sample recipe).
You could use a test rule like:
http://myurl.com/path must run http with not-content '"customer": "ABC"'
To have an easy start with Overseer, you can check out the Kubernetes deployment example.
You can achieve your use case using Postman Monitors to send an email or send a slack message by following these steps:
Configure your monitor to run with an environment. (Reference: https://learning.getpostman.com/docs/postman/monitors/intro_monitors/)
In the test script of your Collection's Request, fetch the response using pm.response.json() (Based on the response structure you mentioned)
Use the following code snippet to determine whether the response contains what you need:
if (pm.response.json().customer === 'ABC') {
// no op
}
else {
postman.setNextRequest(null);
}
Here, if the condition is not met, then the next request that will be executed is null, which means that the collection execution will stop here. However, if the condition is met, this will not be set and the next request will be executed.
You can use various Public APIs to achieve tasks like send an email or send a slack message:
Gmail API | Slack API
Create a request below the current request titled 'Send notification'. Use the documentation provided to set the request up.
When your monitor runs, if the condition is not met, then postman.setNextRequest will be set to null and the 'Send notification' request will not run. However, if the condition is indeed true, then the request will run and you will receive a notification on the respective channel.
From the looks of it, Bamboo only returns a 0 or 1 if a script fails or succeeds. Is it possible to add any customization at all in order to get more information on why a script failed?
I have a script that builds several repositories and would like very detailed information on any failures that may occur (which repo failed, why, etc.).
Is there any way to handle this through Bamboo? I can create a log file that outputs the data I want, but if possible I would like to see any issues through Bamboo OR the Bamboo email that can be sent whenever a failure occurs. Is there a way to customize the email to include text from a text file (my log file)?
Bamboo expects exit 0 for a successful execution. Anything else results in a failure. However, this exit code is listed in the respective build log like below.
simple 14-Aug-2017 14:59:29 Failing task since return code of [mvn clean package] was 1 while expected 0
If you want the log snip to be sent in the email, you can just customise the Email notification template in WEB-INF/classes/notification-templates/. Some content in notifications can be configured via system properties, such as the number of log lines to include in email notifications that display log information.
Hope that helps.
In one of the workflows, task notification has been sent to an user's inbox. When the user tries to acquire the task, he is getting the error like missing package for the current task of the workflow.
Kindly provide me the suggestion on resolving this issue.
During the Workflow definition if the Package is added as Mandatory Package, and during task completion process if the task attachment is missing, user is expected to get this message in D2 client.
Please check weather the Task attachment is missing from repository in this scenario.
You can either:
Verify if the associated activity definition for the task (from process builder for example) has defined correctly the package/s.
or
Verify if the attached object (document/s or folder/s) to the task exists in repository or the user has at least BROWSE permission on it.
Also, a good idea is to check the D2 app server and JMS logs.
I'm trying to learn J-Meter.
When I'm running a sample script of logging into a site using both valid/invalid credentials,it doesn't stop thread execution when invalid login credential is used and also login is not recorded in database.
Does it actually login to the website or only creates virtual login to create a similar environment.Is there any way to achieve this using Samplers?
JMeter is/acts as a headless browser.
Whatever your browser with an UI does, JMeter can also do - except executing a javascript. So, If you had recorded your script correctly - JMeter can login to the actual application as well.
Jmeter is not like QTP/Selenium. It does not know if it is a valid credential/invalid credential. It passes/fails the request based on the HTTP codes. If the HTML response from the server comes with a 200 http code, It passed for JMeter. If the server responds with code 500, JMeter fails the request. But JMeter also provides a way to validate the response you get - Assertion. You can use Response Assertion to see if you are seeing the home page or not to confirm if the user has logged in successfully.
To stop the test on error, select the appropriate option here in thread Group properties.
JMeter is a very nice tool & have been using it for 2 years with no issues.
Good luck!
Does your script have Config Element -> HTTP Cookie Manager? It needs cookie for the login function.
If your script has many transactions with the same level with login transaction and the option you select in your Thread Group is Continue, all transactions will be executed no matter login transaction is passed or failed.
In case you want the other transactions will not be executed if login fails, let add a Regular Expression Extractor as child of the login transaction to retrieve the text Dashboard, put other transactions into a Logic Controller -> If Controller. Suppose the Regular Expression Extractor has name Dashboard and Default value is NotFound, then the Condition of If Controller will be "${Dashboard}"!="NotFound"
JMeter automatically treats 2xx and 3xx HTTP Response Codes successful so it won't be able to detect failed login unless you explicitly tell it to check presence or absence of some specific content in the response data.
So if you add a Response Assertion you will be able to conditionally fail sampler and choose what to do in case of failure via "Action to be taken after a Sampler error" on Thread Group level.
See How to Use JMeter Assertions in Three Easy Steps guide for more details on the assertions domain.
If you're unsure what JMeter Sampler is doing you can check request and response details via View Results Tree listener. If you cannot simulate login event in majority of cases it is due to missing HTTP Cookie Manager and/or failed correlation of dynamic mandatory parameter(s) like Viewstate, CSRF token, etc.