Can someone provide an example of the OEC json configuration and the powershell method to capture the globalargs passed?
Here are some instructions on how to handle OEC payload in Powershell:
The environment this was tested in is Windows 2012 and above… Powershell 3 and above.
Starting at linerps 1 of your PowerShell script you should define the parameters that PowerShell is expected to receive from OEC, these are payload, apiKey, opsgenieUrl, and logLevel.
param([string]$payload,
[string]$apiKey,
[string]$opsgenieUrl,
[string]$logLevel)
Once the parameters have been defined you need to convert the payload from JSON to a Powershell object.
$payloadPsObj = $payload | ConvertFrom-Json
Now you can call your data like this, to get the payload data you can use $payloadPsObj.<Namespace or array index>, for example, the below will get you the alertId from the payload:
$alertDetails = $payloadPsObj.alert
$alertId = $alertDetails.alertId
echo $alertId
The full final script should look like this:
param([string]$payload,
[string]$apiKey,
[string]$opsgenieUrl,
[string]$logLevel)
$payloadPsObj = $payload | ConvertFrom-Json
$alertDetails = $payloadPsObj.alert
$alertId = $alertDetails.alertId
echo $alertId
Thanks,
Connor
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