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Schedule Blackout

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Recipe · 5 steps

Schedule Blackout

with Oracle Enterprise Manager · IT Operations Management

Create a blackout for a target after ensuring its reason exists, then verify it.

  1. List the predefined blackout reasons to decide whether to create one.
  2. Create the requested blackout reason when no reasons are yet defined.
  3. Create the blackout for the supplied target using the requested reason and schedule.
  4. Read the created blackout back to confirm its scheduled status.
  5. Enumerate the targets the blackout actually covers, including any group-expanded members.
What you'll need to have ready
  • blackoutName: Name for the new blackout.
  • description: Human-readable description of the maintenance window.
  • reason: Blackout reason label to associate with the blackout.
  • targetName: Name of the target to place into blackout.
  • targetType: Type of the target to place into blackout.
  • includeMembers: Whether to include member targets of a group target.
  • startTime: Blackout start time in ISO 8601 format.
  • endTime: Optional blackout end time in ISO 8601 format.
  • duration: Blackout duration in minutes.
  • timezone: Timezone for the schedule.
For your developer

Arazzo workflow oracle-enterprise-manager:schedule-blackout, 5 operations: listBlackoutReasons → createBlackoutReason → createBlackout → getBlackout → getBlackoutTargets. Specs on APIs.io.

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