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Shutdown Manager GUI

The Shutdown Manager GUI

The Shutdown Manager GUI allows to configure the Shutdown Manager and manage all its components, without the need to access the CLI.

The Shutdown Definition

A shutdown definition is used to determine a condition on a host, that when met will start the shutdown process on a host or a group of hosts; it is built using the same parameters used in the same parameters, with the Status as the shutdown condition.

This page contains a list of all the existing shutdown definitions, along with the Shutdown groups on which each definition will operate. A click on the groups’ number will open the Shutdown Groups tab, where it is possible to see and edit each group.

In the Action column appears a Shutdown button: provided that users have the necessary permissions to start and execute the shutdown process, they will be able to click on the red shutdown button, otherwise the button will be grey and not clickable.

Upon clicking on the Shutdown button in the Action column, a confirmation panel will appear, and a click on the red Shutdown button in the right-hand side panel will execute the shutdown on the hosts in the first group, followed by the other groups in the Shutdown Definition, if there are more.

To allow users to execute the shutdown, there is a new permission called shutdownmanager/api/trigger-shutdown-definition for the Shutdown Manager module. In Configuration ‣ Authentication ‣ Roles (see Authentication Roles), assign the permission to a new or existing role, then add the user to that role.

New Shutdown definitions can be created by clicking on Add. In the form, provide the name for the new definition, the hosts or groups that will be interested by the definition and by the condition that must be met to invoke the shutdown.

The Shutdown Group

The Shutdown Group tab contains all the groups of hosts that have been created. For each group a number of information is shown:

  • the associated shutdown definition ID, which is clickable and would open the corresponding Shutdown Definition tab

  • the order in which the group is processed within the Shutdown Definition

  • the timeout before the definition operates

  • the monitoring view: when clicked, in the right-hand side panel will appear the detailed list of the hosts in the group along with a number of details.

New Shutdown groups can be created by clicking on Add.

The Shutdown Command

A Shutdown Command is the actual command that will be issued on the hosts or groups when the Shutdown Manager is invoked on a group of hosts. This page shows for each command the given name and if it should be run on the master (0) or on the agent (1). The same information must be provided when adding a new command.

Warning

Once you finish configuring the Shutdown Command objects, you need to deploy the Director configuration in order to execute the Commands.

The Shutdown Output

In this tab it is possible to check in real time the log files produced during the various shutdown processes. The output includes the timestamp of the shutdown process, the result of the Shutdown Command and error messages if the shutdown process failed on some hosts.

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