brpm_module_demo 0.1.15 → 0.1.16
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- data/config.yml +1 -1
- data/lib/integrations/servicenow/README.md +6 -5
- data/lib/integrations/servicenow/process_webhook_event.rb +2 -1
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This integration will automatically create a request in BRPM when a new change request is created in Service-Now. This is just a first step in integration Service-Now with BRPM. It can easily be extended to cover more complex integration needs.
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## Getting started
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### Running the webhook receiver as a daemon
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This script should be used with a [webhook_receiver wrapper](https://github.com/BMC-RLM/brpm_content_framework/blob/master/infrastructure/scripts/run_webhook_receiver.sh). Set the environment variable ```WEBHOOK_RECEIVER_PROCESS_EVENT_SCRIPT``` to the location of this script and execute it in daemon mode: ```nohup ./run_webhook_receiver.sh &```
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### Creating a request template in BRPM
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Create one or more request templates with the name ```[Template] Self Service - <automation type>``` where automation_type can be "Reboot server", etc.
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### Configuring Service-Now
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- Create a new dropdown field for a change request with the name u_choice_automation_type and configure a nmber of choices like "Reboot server" etc.
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- Create an outbound REST Message and set the endpoint to http://your-server:port/webhooks (only the POST HTTP method is needed so you may delete the others)
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### Creating a change request
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Voila, we're all set. Now create a change request in Service-Now and see how it triggers a request in BRPM!
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@brpm_rest_client.create_request("[Template] Self Service - #{change_request["automation_type"]}", "Self Service - #{change_request["automation_type"]} - #{change_request["number"]}","Production", true, request_params)
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