Messaging and Communication Jobs
The following topics describe job attributes that work with messaging and communication platforms and services:
Atlassian Jira Job
Atlassian Jira is an issue and project tracking platform to manage software development, IT operations, and business workflows.
To create an Atlassian Jira job, see Creating a Job. For more information about this plug-in, see Control-M for Atlassian Jira.
The following table describes the Communication Suite job type attributes.
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Connection Profile |
Determines the authorization credentials that are used to connect Control-M to Atlassian Jira, as described in Atlassian Jira Connection Profile Parameters. Rules:
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Action |
Determines one of the following Atlassian Jira actions to perform:
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Issue Key |
Determines the ID of the Jira issue. This parameter is required for any action on an existing issue. It is not relevant for the Create Issue option. |
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Issue Parameters |
Defines the parameters, in JSON format, to perform actions on multiple Jira fields. The following example updates the value for multiple fields in the issue that corresponds to the Issue key: Copy
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Transition ID |
Determines the status ID for a Jira issue. |
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Comment |
Defines a free text comment to add to the Jira issue. |
Communication Suite Job
Communication Suite enables you to automate business messaging and communication over Microsoft Teams, Slack, Telegram, and WhatsApp.
To create a Communication Suite job, see Creating a Job. For more information about this plug-in, see Control-M Communication Suite.
The following table describes the Communication Suite job type attributes.
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Description |
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Connection Profile |
Determines the authorization credentials that are used to connect Control-M to Communication Suite, as described in Communication Suite Connection Profile Parameters. Rules:
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Teams Parameters |
Defines the parameters, in JSON format, that instruct Teams to perform multiple actions. You must define an Adaptive Card format for the message as described in Send Adaptive Cards using an Incoming Webhook. The following example defines Teams parameters in JSON format: Copy
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Slack Parameters |
Defines the parameters, in JSON format, that instruct Slack to perform multiple actions. The following example sends the message, "This is a plain text section block.": Copy
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Telegram Parameters |
Defines the parameters, in simple text format, that instruct Telegram to perform multiple actions. Rule: 1–4,096 characters. You can add Control-M variables to the text. The job finished successfully. The Order ID number is: %%ORDERID. |
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Silent Message |
Determines whether to send your Telegram message without a notification, which is useful for after-hours or non-urgent messages. |
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Protect Content |
Determines whether to prevent your Telegram message from being saved or forwarded. |
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WhatsApp Parameters |
Defines the parameters, in JSON format, that instruct WhatsApp to perform multiple actions. The following example creates a text message template, which enables you to send notifications or reminders to subscribers: Copy
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Datadog Job
Datadog enables you to gain end-to-end visibility into the health and performance of applications, infrastructure, and network systems across cloud and hybrid environments.
To create a Datadog job, see Creating a Job. For more information about this plug-in, see Control-M for Datadog.
The following table describes the Datadog job type attributes.
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Action |
Description |
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Connection profile |
All |
Determines the authorization credentials that are used to connect Control-M to Datadog, as described in Datadog Connection Profile Parameters. Rules:
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Action |
All |
Determines one of the following actions to perform on Datadog:
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Event Parameters |
Send Event to Datadog |
Defines the details to send an event to Datadog, such as title, message, and alert type. The following example defines the event details to send to Datadog: Copy
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Workflow ID |
Run Datadog Workflow |
Defines a unique identifier assigned to a Datadog workflow to trigger. |
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Workflow Parameters |
Run Datadog Workflow |
Defines the input values required to run a Datadog workflow. {"--myWFL1": "myWFL1", "--myWFL2": "myWFL2"} |
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Synthetics Test Type |
Start Datadog Synthetic Test |
Determines the type of synthetic test to trigger in Datadog. Value Values:
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Test Parameters |
Start Datadog Synthetic Test |
Defines the synthetic test details, including test ID and variables. The following example defines the synthetic test details: Copy
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Delay Logs Retrieval |
Start Datadog Synthetic Test |
Defines the number of seconds to wait before Datadog retrieves logs or results from a synthetic test. Default: 60 |
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Incident Parameters |
Create an Incident |
Defines the data used to create an incident, including title, severity, and associated metadata. The following example defines the incident parameters in JSON format: Copy
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Status Polling Frequency |
All |
Determines the number of seconds to wait before checking the job status. Default: 60 |
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Failure Tolerance |
All |
Determines the number of seconds to wait before checking the job status. Default: 2 |
PagerDuty Job
PagerDuty enables you to perform incident management and response in automated workflows and job scheduling.
To create a PagerDuty job, see Creating a Job. For more information about this plug-in, see Control-M for PagerDuty.
The following table describes the PagerDuty job type attributes.
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Action |
Description |
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Connection profile |
All |
Determines the authorization credentials that are used to connect Control-M to PagerDuty, as described in PagerDuty Connection Profile Parameters. Rules:
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Action |
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Determines one of the following actions to perform on PagerDuty:
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Incident ID |
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Defines a unique identifier assigned to each incident, which allows you to reference, track, and manage the incident. |
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Defines an email address for a valid user in your PagerDuty platform. |
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Parameters |
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Defines specific parameters, in JSON format, to pass when the job executes. The following example shows the parameters to create an incident template: Copy
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Title |
Create an Incident - Detailed |
Defines the title that describes the incident. |
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Service ID |
Create an Incident - Detailed |
Defines the identifier of the service. |
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Urgency |
Create an Incident - Detailed |
Determines the current urgency of the incident. |
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Incident Key |
Create an Incident - Detailed |
Defines the de-duplication key of the incident. |
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Incident Body |
Create an Incident - Detailed |
Describes details of the incident. |
