"reset to green" to specific Cluster on my VC

[kuku Forever]

need help how to do "reset to green" to specific Cluster on my VC

on my "VMware Aria Automation Orchestrator API Explorer" I see the the object "VcAlarmTriggeringAction"

 

reset to green in Javascript from VRO 

 

for example  my cluster is "myCluster01" and the issue is like "deleteThisAlarm"

but I dont know how to start 

thank you.

[WhiteForEver]

Hi,

I have a solution for you. Will send later today or tomorrow.

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[Brandon Saxe]

You can generate the vRO code by going to the vCenter UI and entering the developer mode. From there you can perform a code capture. Start the capture, then perform the steps to set an alarm to green, then end the code capture. The vCenter UI will display the equivalent vRO code. Adjust to your liking.

[WhiteForEver]

Hi, Brandon.

unfortunately, this capturing doesn't work. Tested on different vCenter versions. I think it never worked. I an alarms context of course. 

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[WhiteForEver]

Hi,

please find an example of the code, which will clear the alarms on a cluster level for an alarm, which is defined on a cluster level. You can play with the code, extend and adopt it to any alarm you want.

Please define `sdk` as a `VC:SdkConnection` and `host` as a `VC:Hostsystem` inputs or variables to your scriptable task or action element. 

Please note: this is a simple working example. It's should/can be improved based on your needs and use case.

var alarmManager = sdk.alarmManager;
var parentEntity = host.parent;
var alarms = alarmManager.getAlarm(parentEntity);
if (Array.isArray(alarms) && alarms.length > 0) {
    for (var i = 0; i < alarms.length; i++) {
        var alarm = alarms[i];
        var vcAlarmFilterSpec = new VcAlarmFilterSpec();
        parentEntity.sdkConnection.alarmManager.clearTriggeredAlarms(vcAlarmFilterSpec);
    }
} else {
    System.log("No alarms found for the host.");
}

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[kuku Forever]

Hi WhiteForEver 
First of all, thank you very much
I am try to understandthe script

I try this  
but I
know that I missing something

[kuku Forever]

hi 

thank you for your reply
I see your script 
but it does not work for me, and I am sure that I was wrong  
I add input 

(sdkinfo.VC:SdkConnection) , and (esxhost01.VC:HostSystem)

var alarmManager = sdkinfo.alarmManager;
System.log(alarmManager)
var parentEntity = esxhost01.name;

And continue your code

[WhiteForEver]

Hi,

`parentEntity` cannot be string. Your `esxhost01.name` returns a string. But it has to be an object. Please, try to use the code I did provide without any modifications. It should work.

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[kuku Forever]

HI

Unfortunately it doesn't work
I took some screenshots
Maybe you can see my mistake

thanks 

[WhiteForEver]

Hi,

can you please show/confirm the alarm is set on a cluster level?

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[kuku Forever]

Sorry, can you give me a picture of what you meant
or give me direction ?