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Add hostname (or dynamic variable) to job name displayed in GUI for callbacks #15535

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adams-stuff opened this issue Sep 17, 2024 · 4 comments
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Feature type

New Feature

Feature Summary

It would be useful to have the ability to display either hostname for jobs started as provisioning callbacks.
Currently there's no way to tell what host is being provisioned as there's no way of setting a "dynamic" job/template name.

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Steps to reproduce

Execute provisioning callback job

Current results

job name in GUI is always the same ((except job ID which is not that useful in GUI)

Sugested feature result

display host name in job name

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@pHiney
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pHiney commented Oct 11, 2024

This is needed.
In Satellite, we can simply enter a name of a server and get results
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In AAP, the same search yields nothing
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To search for a host, you will want us to select Limit and type in the name
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Wait what. It doesn't work
So now I have to type more, I'm in IT, why should I need to do that.
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Searching for the Provisioning jobs, yields
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Which one has the one I'm after - maybe the failed one, maybe not. I have to open them all.

But simply having the host name on the provisioning Jobs would allow us to see how it went, more easily.

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pHiney commented Oct 11, 2024

Removing the job id would be advantageous too, see it is a field that can be searched for.

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pHiney commented Oct 11, 2024

Just another one, you can look at all jobs (for a host) by going to "Hosts" and typing in the server name, then selecting the server name and then clicking on "Jobs".

But no-where near where I was, in the "Jobs" list.

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pHiney commented Oct 11, 2024

Perhaps a suggestion on making this work would be to, by default, search Job Name and Job Output.

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