Jeroen_Gouma
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Re: April LM Community Contest. Who can build the best pollen/allergen monitoring DS?
To bad there is not much standarisation on public available data on this matter. For the Netherlands (where I live) I'm not able to find any suitable dataset to use. On other countries there seems to be some data available, but on many different layouts. Keep on digging to find something suitable, any tips are welcome.0Views2likes0CommentsVariable json content in http integration
Hi all, we implemented custom http integration to create tickets in Jira Servicedesk. This works fine. However, new requirement is to put avariable (##jira.assetid##) inthe content to link the ticket to the correct asset. This works fine when the assetid is set. But when there is no asset id available the integration fails. Is there a way to make this output more dynami? I mean, if the value is set, write the value. If not, just write a default. Our json message (bit redacted): { "fields": { "summary": "##ALERTID## ##LEVEL## - ##HOST## ##DATASOURCE## ##DATAPOINT## ", "issuetype": { "id": "xxxxx" }, "project": { "key": "xxx" }, "description": { "type": "doc", "version": 1, "content": [ { "type": "paragraph", "content": [ { "text": "##MESSAGE## ##ALERTDETAILURL##", "type": "text" } ] } ] }, "customfield_10500": [##jira.organizationid##], "customfield_10681": [ { "workspaceId": "230f10d2-b759-405f-8d38-157edbe9e818", "id": "230f10d2-b759-405f-8d38-157edbe9e818:##jira.assetid##" } ] } }Solved64Views1like3CommentsHow to sort key/value pairs in Terraform provider
We use Terraform to deploy our Cloud resources, including registering them with several properties in LogicMonitor. So far so good, until we upgraded the Terraform provider to versie 2.x Starting version 2 the properties are called custom_properties and need to be presented as key-value pairs. We build the complete array of custom_properties with several variables, so they are not sorted. This works fine on the creation part. But.... when a LogicMonitor device is created and checked again by Terraform, Terraform wants to change a lot of properties because theylookdifferent, which is caused by LogicMonitor presenting them in a sorted order, and not in the way they have been entered.. So every Terraform plan run gives a lot of potential changes which are not changes at all, but it only looks like. This make sidentifying the real changes quite difficult. I know this might be difficult to understand, but the attached picture might make it more clear: Property"shape" is replaced by property "ocid" Property "ocid" is replaced by property "tomcat.jmxexports" Property "tomcat.jmxexports" is replace by property "shape" When we have 20+ servers in a run showing this behaviour it is quite confusing :-( The main question: Is there a way to sort the list with custom_properties, after is is constructed from several variables? Kind regards, Jeroen62Views1like0Comments