Inside of a scheduler, I can pass action parameters. I have used this with success.
samuel.coome@nso-hq-1(config)# scheduler task TEST ?
Possible completions:
action-name The action to be invoked.
action-node When the task is triggered, the 'action-name' action is invoked on the 'action-node' instance.
action-params Action parameters in XML format.
Inside of a kicker, there is no option for action-params.
admin@e9106f6f56c0(config)# kickers data-kicker TEST ?
Possible completions:
action-name kick-node monitor priority serializer trigger-expr trigger-type variable <cr>
I was trying to make a mock example, but can't figure out how to pass the action-name parameters.
admin@e9106f6f56c0(config)# kickers data-kicker bulk-exec-platform monitor /devices/device/platform/model kick-node /devices/device[name='gns3-ospf-csr0'] action-name bulk-exec ?
Possible completions:
priority serializer trigger-expr trigger-type variable <cr>
Specially, I need to set the mode and command input for my self made action called `bulk-exec`:
admin@e9106f6f56c0(config)# devices device gns3-ospf-csr0 bulk-exec ?
Possible completions:
bulk-exec-mode
command Command line to test
from-file Enter path to file, your working directory is your home dir by default
max-threads Max number of concurrent connections
outformat Output format
safe-mode Disable command safety checks if you know the magic word
timeout Timeout for this action to run (in seconds), 86400 seconds = 1 day
From the YANG, it looks as though variable and value are not for the action-name, but for the context of when the monitor path is installed and when the trigger expression is evaluated.
list variable {
key "name";
tailf:validate data-kicker {
tailf:internal;
tailf:dependency ".";
}
description
"A list of variable bindings that will be part of the
context when the monitor path expression is installed, and when
the trigger expression is evaluated.";
leaf name {
type string;
description
"The name of the variable.";
}
leaf value {
type "yang:xpath1.0";
mandatory true;
description
"An XPath expression that will be the value of variable
'name'. The expression is only evaluated when used in the
monitor or trigger expression, and then it will have the
same context as that expression.
Note that both expressions and path expressions are
allowed, which implies that literals must be quoted.";
}
}Is it possible to pass action-params to a kicker?
