Modules on CloudBolt Documentation

Trigger points

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The following trigger points are created during OneFuse XUI initial setup.

Trigger point states

The list below represents the trigger point state names for Provision Server, in order of execution, for OneFuse modules that may require an execution string trigger.

HostnameOverwrite
PreCreateResource
PreApplication
PostProvision

HostnameOverwrite

Job / Process	Trigger point name	OneFuse module	Run sequence	Plugin action name
Provision Server	Generated Hostname Overwrite	Property Toolkit	1000	OneFuse - Property Toolkit
Provision Server	Generated Hostname Overwrite	Scripting	1005	OneFuse - Provision Scripting
Provision Server	Generated Hostname Overwrite	Ansible Tower	1010	OneFuse - Provision Ansible Tower
Provision Server	Generated Hostname Overwrite	Pluggable Modules	1015	OneFuse - Provision Pluggable Module
Provision Server	Generated Hostname Overwrite	Naming	1150	OneFuse - Provision Naming

PreCreateResource

Job / Process	Trigger point name	OneFuse module	Run sequence	Plugin action name
Provision Server	Pre-Create Resource	Property Toolkit	1000	OneFuse - Property Toolkit
Provision Server	Pre-Create Resource	Scripting	1005	OneFuse - Provision Scripting
Provision Server	Pre-Create Resource	Ansible Tower	1010	OneFuse - Provision Ansible Tower
Provision Server	Pre-Create Resource	Pluggable Modules	1015	OneFuse - Provision Pluggable Module
Provision Server	Pre-Create Resource	IPAM	1200	OneFuse - Provision IPAM
Provision Server	Pre-Create Resource	DNS	1300	OneFuse - Provision DNS
Provision Server	Pre-Create Resource	Microsoft Active Directory	1500	OneFuse - Provision AD

PreApplication

Job / Process	Trigger point name	OneFuse module	Run sequence	Plugin action name
Provision Server	Pre-Application Installation	Property Toolkit	1000	OneFuse - Property Toolkit
Provision Server	Pre-Application Installation	Scripting	1005	OneFuse - Provision Scripting
Provision Server	Pre-Application Installation	Ansible Tower	1010	OneFuse - Provision Ansible Tower
Provision Server	Pre-Application Installation	Pluggable Modules	1015	OneFuse - Provision Pluggable Module

PostProvision

Job / Process	Trigger point name	OneFuse module	Run sequence	Plugin action name
Provision Server	Post-Provision	Property Toolkit	1000	OneFuse - Property Toolkit
Provision Server	Post-Provision	Microsoft Active Directory	1005	OneFuse - Join AD Domain; OneFuse - Join AD Domain - Azure
Provision Server	Post-Provision	Scripting	1005	OneFuse - Provision Scripting
Provision Server	Post-Provision	Ansible Tower	1010	OneFuse - Provision Ansible Tower
Provision Server	Post-Provision	Pluggable Modules	1015	OneFuse - Provision Pluggable Module
Provision Server	Post-Provision	Microsoft Active Directory	1500	OneFuse - Move OU - AD
Provision Server	Post-Provision	ServiceNow CMDB	1600	OneFuse - Provision ServiceNow CMDB

PostServerModification

Job / Process	Trigger point name	OneFuse module	Run sequence	Plugin action name
Server Modification	Post-Server Modification	ServiceNow CMDB	1600	OneFuse - Update ServiceNow CMDB

PostDelete

Job / Process	Trigger point name	OneFuse module	Run sequence	Plugin action name
Delete Server	Post-Delete	Scripting	10	OneFuse - De-Provision Scripting
Delete Server	Post-Delete	Ansible Tower	15	OneFuse - De-Provision Ansible Tower
Delete Server	Post-Delete	Pluggable Modules	20	OneFuse - De-Provision Pluggable Module
Delete Server	Post-Delete	ServiceNow CMDB	1100	OneFuse - De-Provision ServiceNow CMDB
Delete Server	Post-Delete	Microsoft Active Directory	1200	OneFuse - De-Provision AD
Delete Server	Post-Delete	DNS	1300	OneFuse - De-Provision DNS
Delete Server	Post-Delete	IPAM	1400	OneFuse - De-Provision IPAM
Delete Server	Post-Delete	Naming	1500	OneFuse - De-Provision Naming

Parameters list

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The following parameters need to exist on the CloudBolt Blueprint to ensure the desired OneFuse Modules are called for the resource.

Learn more about parameters for Blueprints, Environments, and Groups.

Ansible Tower

Parameter Name Format Parameter Value Format

OneFuse_AnsibleTowerPolicy_<ExecutionString>_<CustomID>

- Replace <ExecutionString> with an appropriate Trigger Point state
- Replace <CustomID> with a unique, user-defined friendly label. <OneFuse Connection Info Name>:<Ansible Tower Policy Name>:<Ansible Tower Host>:<Ansible Tower Limit>

- (Optional) <Ansible Tower Host> is a specific Hostname (FQDN) or IP Address of the Host to add to the Ansible Tower Inventory.
- (Optional) <Ansible Tower Limit> is a valid Limit definition to pass to Ansible Tower. This can be a specific Hostname (FQDN) or IP Address or any valid Limit pattern. See Patterns: targeting hosts and groups.

It is recommended to insert a required filter for the <Ansible Tower Limit>. When left blank, it will execute an Ansible Tower Job on the entire Ansible Host Inventory. Refer to the example below.

Parameter Name Format	Parameter Value Format
`OneFuse_AnsibleTowerPolicy_`<ExecutionString>`_`<CustomID> - Replace <ExecutionString> with an appropriate Trigger Point state - Replace <CustomID> with a unique, user-defined friendly label.	`<OneFuse Connection Info Name>:`<Ansible Tower Policy Name>`:`<Ansible Tower Host>`:`<Ansible Tower Limit> - (Optional) <Ansible Tower Host> is a specific Hostname (FQDN) or IP Address of the Host to add to the Ansible Tower Inventory. - (Optional) <Ansible Tower Limit> is a valid Limit definition to pass to Ansible Tower. This can be a specific Hostname (FQDN) or IP Address or any valid Limit pattern. See Patterns: targeting hosts and groups. It is recommended to insert a required filter for the <Ansible Tower Limit>. When left blank, it will execute an Ansible Tower Job on the entire Ansible Host Inventory. Refer to the example below.

Example parameter:

Templating and Property Toolkit

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To learn more about this OneFuse feature, refer to Templating guide and Property Toolkit features.

Introduction

The OneFuse Property Toolkit (PTK) is the Swiss army knife of the OneFuse Platform.

PTK can be used to simplify configurations, define business logic as configuration, build simple logic or tackle the most complex problems. At face value, the PTK is meta-data that can be called upon offering simple name value pairs that can be used as a reference for decision making. In its most powerful form, it can contain logic, decision trees, platform abstractions, and much more.

Ansible Tower

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To learn more about this OneFuse module, refer to Ansible Tower.

Prerequisites

Configure OneFuse Property Set(s) and OneFuse Module Policies.
Install OneFuse XUI per CloudBolt CMP.
Review an overview on OneFuse Modules with CloudBolt CMP.
Create a new Blueprint (if none exist) or determine which existing Blueprint(s) will utilize this OneFuse Module. Resource: Blueprints.

Configure the Blueprint

Know the name of the OneFuse Connection Info created via OneFuse XUI initial setup.
Determine which OneFuse Ansible Tower Policies to run for this Blueprint.
Determine when to run each OneFuse Ansible Tower Policy for the deployment provisioning lifecycle with CMP’s Trigger Points.
Update the Blueprint to add in necessary parameters to invoke OneFuse Ansible Tower Policies.
Deploy the Blueprint to provision a deployment and run Provision Job Template(s).
Destroy the Deployment to run Deprovision Job Template(s), if any.

Update the Blueprint

Log in to CloudBolt CMP.
If not already on the Catalog page, select Catalog from the main menu.
Search and find the desired CloudBolt Blueprint.
Edit the Blueprint by selecting the gear icon on the bottom-right of the Catalog Item.

Add in necessary parameters

The following Parameters need to exist on the Blueprint.

DNS

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To learn more about this OneFuse module, refer to DNS.

Prerequisites

Configure OneFuse Property Set(s) and OneFuse Module Policies.
Install OneFuse XUI per CloudBolt CMP.
Review an overview on OneFuse Modules with CloudBolt CMP.
Create a new Blueprint (if none exist) or determine which existing Blueprint(s) will utilize this OneFuse Module. Resource: Blueprints.

Configure the Blueprint

Know the name of the OneFuse Connection Info created via OneFuse XUI initial setup.
Determine which OneFuse DNS Policies to run for this Blueprint.
Update the Blueprint to add in necessary parameters to invoke OneFuse DNS Policies.
Deploy the Blueprint to provision a deployment and register DNS record(s).
Destroy the Deployment to unregister the DNS record(s) for the destroyed resource(s).

Update the Blueprint

Log in to CloudBolt CMP.
If not already on the Catalog page, select Catalog from the main menu.
Search and find the desired CloudBolt Blueprint.
Edit the Blueprint by selecting the gear icon on the bottom-right of the Catalog Item.

Add in necessary Parameters

The following Parameters need exist on the Blueprint.

IPAM

Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000

To learn more about this OneFuse module, refer to IPAM.

Prerequisites

Configure OneFuse Property Set(s) and OneFuse Module Policies.
Install OneFuse XUI per CloudBolt CMP.
Review an overview on OneFuse Modules with CloudBolt CMP.
Create a new Blueprint (if none exist) or determine which existing Blueprint(s) will utilize this OneFuse Module. Resource: Blueprints.

Configure the Blueprint

Verify Networks in CMP have certain fields set with values:

Find and verify the following fields are set with values for all networks that OneFuse will provide IP Addresses for.

For these networks, it cannot be assigned to another native CMP IPAM integration nor have an active IP Pool.

Field Name	Notes
Name	The Network name specified here must match the OneFuse IPAM Policy Network Name.
Gateway	This field is required to have a value.
Netmask	This field is required to have a value.
Dns1	This field is optional. If there is a value defined, the OneFuse IPAM Policy will override this value with the one defined on the OneFuse IPAM Policy.
Dns2	This field is optional. If there is a value defined, the OneFuse IPAM Policy will override this value with the one defined on the OneFuse IPAM Policy.
DNS Domain	This field is optional. If there is a value defined, the OneFuse IPAM Policy will override this value with the one defined on the OneFuse IPAM Policy.
Addressing schema	This field needs to be set to: DHCP only and is required for OneFuse Driven Networks.
Poweron stage	This field needs to be set to: On VM Creation.

Know the name of the OneFuse Connection Info created via OneFuse XUI initial setup.
Determine which OneFuse IPAM Policies to run for this Blueprint.
Update the Blueprint to add in necessary parameters to invoke OneFuse IPAM Policies.
Deploy the Blueprint to provision a deployment and reserve IP Address(es).
Destroy the Deployment to remove the IP Address(es) for the destroyed resource(s).

Microsoft Active Directory

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To learn more about this OneFuse module, refer to Microsoft Active Directory.

Prerequisites

Configure OneFuse Property Set(s) and OneFuse Module Policies.
Install OneFuse XUI per CloudBolt CMP.
Review an overview on OneFuse Modules with CloudBolt CMP.
Create a new Blueprint (if none exist) or determine which existing Blueprint(s) will utilize this OneFuse Module. Resource: Blueprints.

Configure the Blueprint

Know the name of the OneFuse Connection Info created via OneFuse XUI initial setup.
Determine which OneFuse Microsoft Active Directory Policy to run for this Blueprint.
Update the Blueprint to add in necessary parameters to invoke a OneFuse Microsoft Active Directory Policy.
Deploy the Blueprint to provision a deployment and create a computer account in Microsoft Active Directory.
Destroy the Deployment to remove the computer account from Microsoft Active Directory.

Update the Blueprint

Log in to CloudBolt CMP.
If not already on the Catalog page, select Catalog from the main menu.
Search and find the desired CloudBolt Blueprint.
Edit the Blueprint by selecting the gear icon on the bottom-right of the Catalog Item.

Add in necessary Parameters

The following Parameters need exist on the Blueprint.

Naming

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To learn more about this OneFuse module, refer to the Naming configuration section.

Prerequisites

Configure OneFuse Property Set(s) and OneFuse Module Policies.
Install OneFuse XUI per CloudBolt CMP.
Review an overview on OneFuse Modules with CloudBolt CMP.
Create a new Blueprint (if none exist) or determine which existing Blueprint(s) will utilize this OneFuse Module. Resource: Blueprints.

Configure the Blueprint

Know the name of the OneFuse Connection Info created via OneFuse XUI initial setup.
Determine which OneFuse Naming Policy to run for this Blueprint.
Update the Blueprint to add in necessary parameters to invoke a OneFuse Naming Policy.
Deploy the Blueprint to provision a deployment and generate a name.
Destroy the Deployment to destroy the name for resource(s).

Update the Blueprint

Log in to CloudBolt CMP.
If not already on the Catalog page, select Catalog from the main menu.
Search and find the desired CloudBolt Blueprint.
Edit the Blueprint by selecting the gear icon on the bottom-right of the Catalog Item.

Add in necessary parameters

The following parameters need to exist on the Blueprint.

Pluggable modules

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To learn more about this OneFuse feature, refer to Pluggable modules.

Prerequisites

Configure OneFuse Property Set(s) and OneFuse Module Policies.
Install OneFuse XUI per CloudBolt CMP.
Review an overview on OneFuse Modules with CloudBolt CMP.
Create a new Blueprint (if none exist) or determine which existing Blueprint(s) will utilize this OneFuse Module. Resource: Blueprints.

Configure the Blueprint

Know the name of the OneFuse Connection Info created via OneFuse XUI initial setup.
Determine which OneFuse Pluggable Module Policies to run for this Blueprint.
Determine when to run each OneFuse Pluggable Module Policy for the deployment provisioning lifecycle with CMP’s Trigger Points.
Update the Blueprint to add in necessary parameters to invoke OneFuse Pluggable Module Policies.
Deploy the Blueprint to provision a deployment and run provisioning scenarios for the Pluggable Module Policy.
Destroy the Deployment to run deprovision scenarios for the Pluggable Module Policy, if any.

Update the Blueprint

Log in to CloudBolt CMP.
If not already on the Catalog page, select Catalog from the main menu.
Search and find the desired CloudBolt Blueprint.
Edit the Blueprint by selecting the cog icon on the bottom-right of the Catalog Item.

Add in necessary Parameters

The following Parameters need to exist on the Blueprint.

Scripting

Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000

To learn more about this OneFuse module, refer to Scripting.

Prerequisites

Configure OneFuse Property Set(s) and OneFuse Module Policies.
Install OneFuse XUI per CloudBolt CMP.
Review an overview on OneFuse Modules with CloudBolt CMP.
Create a new Blueprint (if none exist) or determine which existing Blueprint(s) will utilize this OneFuse Module. Resource: Blueprints.

Configure the Blueprint

Know the name of the OneFuse Connection Info created via OneFuse XUI initial setup.
Determine which OneFuse Scripting Policies to run for this Blueprint.
Determine when to run each OneFuse Scripting Policy for the deployment provisioning lifecycle with CMP’s Trigger Points.
Update the Blueprint to add in necessary parameters to invoke OneFuse Scripting Policies.
Deploy the Blueprint to provision a deployment and run Provision Script(s).
Destroy the Deployment to run Deprovision Script(s), if any.

Update the Blueprint

Log in to CloudBolt CMP.
If not already on the Catalog page, select Catalog from the main menu.
Search and find the desired CloudBolt Blueprint.
Edit the Blueprint by selecting the gear icon on the bottom-right of the Catalog Item.

Add in necessary parameters

The following Parameters need to exist on the Blueprint.

ServiceNow CMDB

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To learn more about this OneFuse module, refer to ServiceNow CMDB.

Prerequisites

Configure OneFuse Property Set(s) and OneFuse Module Policies.
Install OneFuse XUI per CloudBolt CMP.
Review an overview on OneFuse Modules with CloudBolt CMP.
Create a new Blueprint (if none exist) or determine which existing Blueprint(s) will utilize this OneFuse Module. Resource: Blueprints.

Configure the Blueprint

Know the name of the OneFuse Connection Info created via OneFuse XUI initial setup.
Determine which OneFuse ServiceNow CMDB Policy to run for this Blueprint.
Update the Blueprint to add in necessary parameters to invoke a OneFuse ServiceNow CMDB Policy.
Deploy the Blueprint to provision a deployment and create ServiceNow CMDB Configuration Item(s) and run the Provision IRE Template.
Performing specific Day2 actions on the Resource will update the ServiceNow CMDB CI(s) accordingly and run the Update IRE Template.
Destroy the Deployment to update the ServiceNow CMDB CI(s) with the specified deprovision status and IRE Template.

Update the Blueprint

Log in to CloudBolt CMP.
If not already on the Catalog page, select Catalog from the main menu.
Search and find the desired CloudBolt Blueprint.
Edit the Blueprint by selecting the gear icon on the bottom-right of the Catalog Item.

Add in necessary Parameters

The following Parameters need to exist on the Blueprint.