I've decided to develop a web-portal (asp/c#) so we could use a web page to put our servers into maintenance mode without having the need to open Operations Manager console - I'll be enhancing this project with other "tasks" that could fit in it - any suggestions, feel free to share!
So ... I came up with this :
1 ) Searching for agent
2 ) Click Manage to setup Maintenance
The future is already designed (missing back code to handle!)
3 ) Settings and Submit!
4) You will get different outputs on success or failure!
And ... the result :
As you can see ...
Further things to do on this project :
- Have a login page so we could have different server scopes - different users see/manage their own servers;
- Future Maintenance (I'll use this Orchestrator Runbook to do the job later!) - the layout is done, code is missing!
- Search for other classes, instead of agents (I'm evaluating the best way to do it!)
- I'll provide the solution to everyone, just finishing to edit and put the code better!
This is a Alpha version, but, as soon as possible i'll be releasing a beta version so you could test on your own environment - until that any suggestions are very welcome!
Hope you enjoy!
Hi!
ReplyDeleteThis is very useful - for us especially.
I have a few suggestions:
- See who set it in maintenance
- See how long is left of the maintenance
- See the reason of the maintenance
Let me know if there is anything you need help with regards to testing. I would love this in my setup.
First, thanks a lot for the reply!
DeleteI'll give a shot on the suggestions you gave, perhaps on server/instance results give the last maintenance window with that information.
I'm finishing the code edit, perhaps making this available until the end of this week.
I'll make a post about it, and send you a message with it.
Once again, thanks for the reply!
Scooby, check the latest blog post and give me your feedback!
DeleteCheers,