hi there, i want to make a workflow but not with the same examples that shows in the documentation, how can start with it, i want to make someting with the napalm pack to search pattern in the output, there is examples about more advance worksflows?
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Hi lhill, i review the info about, but from the pattern in there
it’s like
action > if ok > action
what if i want to take this if by somekind of threshold
all this i’m looking from the networking perspective
and what should it be the “ref:” value for networkin napalm library?
chain:
-
name: “make_compile”
ref: “core.remote”
params:
cmd: “cd {{repo_target}} && make compile”
hosts: “{{build_server}}”
timeout: 60
on-success: “make_reqmnts”
-
name: “make_reqmnts”
ref: “core.remote”
params:
cmd: “cd {{repo_target}} && make requirements”
hosts: “{{build_server}}”
timeout: 400
notify:
on-failure:
routes:
- slack
message: “Pytests failed on installing requirements.”
on-success: “make_lint”
Use Orquesta workflows not ActionChains if you need that sort of logic.
Look at examples like st2ci/st2_pkg_promote.yaml at master · StackStorm/st2ci · GitHub where it looks at more than just success/failure.
What should it be the “ref:” value
Look at the Orquesta documentation and the examples I linked to. It is different syntax to Action Chains