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Foglight Automation 5.6.3.8 - User and Reference Guide

Re-running Tasks

To re-run a task:
1
From the Task List on the Task Management tab, select the task that you want to re-run.
2
Click Run Again on the toolbar.
The task is executed again.
 
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NOTE: You cannot re-run Active or Overdue tasks. You can re-run only tasks that are already finished (Failed, Completed, or Stopped status) or scheduled for immediate execution.

Stopping Tasks

To stop a task:
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From the Task List on the Task Management tab, select the task that you want to stop.
2
Click Stop on the toolbar.
The task execution stops.
 
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NOTE: You can stop only Active and Scheduled tasks. The Stop button is disabled for other types of tasks.

Managing Remediation Mapping

Remediation Mapping helps users prevent system failures and ensures continuity of applications and services in the virtual environment. With Remediation Mapping, users can react to system alarms and warnings by running predefined workflows that eliminate the risk of system failure.

For example, consider the case where a virtual machine that is monitored by Foglight for Automation runs short of system resources (for example, disk space or RAM). An alarm appears in Foglight for Automation. Using Remediation Mapping, you can execute a workflow to release the resources required for normal operation of a virtual machine.

Remediation Mapping Rules View

The Remediation management controls are located on the Remediation Mapping tab of the Automation window.

To view the remediation mapping rules:
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On the navigation panel, under Homes, click Automation.
2
On the Automation dashboard, click the Remediation Mapping tab.
3
Expand the Rules group on the Rules and Categories pane.
Figure 15. The list of previously added rules appears.
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Select a rule from the list. The workflows that are assigned to the selected rule appear on the Workflows pane.
Creating Rules

To set remediation mapping, you must first create a rule and assign workflows to it.

To create a rule:
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On the Remediation Management Rules and Categories toolbar, click Add Rules.
The Remediation Mapping Wizard opens. Follow its instructions to complete remediation mapping.
Remediation Mapping Wizard - Step 1
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Select the rule to remediate.
Figure 16. The rules are listed in the wizard window.
 
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TIP: Use Search to quickly find a remediation rule by name.
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Click Next.
Remediation Mapping Wizard - Step 2
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Select one or more workflows to remediate the rule.
Figure 17. The workflows are listed in the wizard window.
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Click Finish.
The new remediation rule appears on the Rules and Categories pane, and the workflow used by the rule appears in the All Remediation Workflows list.

Adding Workflows to a Rule

After you have created a remediation rule, you can add workflows to it.

To add a workflow to a rule:
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On the Rules and Categories pane of the Remediation Mapping tab, select the rule to which you want to add a workflow.
2
Click Add Workflow on the toolbar. The Select Workflow dialog box opens, containing the list of the available workflows.
3
Select the check box for the workflow you want to add.
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Click OK.
The workflow appears in the Remediation Workflows list.
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