Public/New-LMCollector.ps1
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<# .SYNOPSIS Creates a new LogicMonitor collector. .DESCRIPTION The New-LMCollector function is used to create a new collector in LogicMonitor. It requires a description for the collector and supports various optional parameters such as BackupAgentId, CollectorGroupId, Properties, EnableFailBack, EnableFailOverOnCollectorDevice, EscalatingChainId, AutoCreateCollectorDevice, SuppressAlertClear, ResendAlertInterval, and SpecifiedCollectorDeviceGroupId. .PARAMETER Description The description of the collector. .PARAMETER BackupAgentId The ID of the backup agent. .PARAMETER CollectorGroupId The ID of the collector group. .PARAMETER Properties A hashtable of custom properties for the collector. .PARAMETER EnableFailBack Specifies whether failback is enabled for the collector. .PARAMETER EnableFailOverOnCollectorDevice Specifies whether failover is enabled on the collector device. .PARAMETER EscalatingChainId The ID of the escalation chain. .PARAMETER AutoCreateCollectorDevice Specifies whether to automatically create a collector device. .PARAMETER SuppressAlertClear Specifies whether to suppress alert clear. .PARAMETER ResendAlertInterval The interval for resending alerts. .PARAMETER SpecifiedCollectorDeviceGroupId The ID of the specified collector device group. .EXAMPLE New-LMCollector -Description "My Collector" -BackupAgentId 123 -CollectorGroupId 456 -Properties @{ "Key1" = "Value1"; "Key2" = "Value2" } This example creates a new collector with the specified description, backup agent ID, collector group ID, and custom properties. #> Function New-LMCollector { [CmdletBinding()] Param ( [Parameter(Mandatory)] [String]$Description, [Nullable[Int]]$BackupAgentId, [Nullable[Int]]$CollectorGroupId, [Hashtable]$Properties, [Nullable[boolean]]$EnableFailBack, [Nullable[boolean]]$EnableFailOverOnCollectorDevice, [Nullable[Int]]$EscalatingChainId, [Nullable[boolean]]$AutoCreateCollectorDevice, [Nullable[boolean]]$SuppressAlertClear, [Nullable[Int]]$ResendAlertInterval, [Nullable[Int]]$SpecifiedCollectorDeviceGroupId ) #Check if we are logged in and have valid api creds Begin {} Process { If ($Script:LMAuth.Valid) { #Build custom props hashtable $customProperties = @() If ($Properties) { Foreach ($Key in $Properties.Keys) { $customProperties += @{name = $Key; value = $Properties[$Key] } } } #Build header and uri $ResourcePath = "/setting/collector/collectors" Try { $Data = @{ description = $Description backupAgentId = $BackupAgentId collectorGroupId = $CollectorGroupId customProperties = $customProperties enableFailBack = $EnableFailBack enableFailOverOnCollectorDevice = $EnableFailOverOnCollectorDevice escalatingChainId = $EscalatingChainId needAutoCreateCollectorDevice = $AutoCreateCollectorDevice suppressAlertClear = $SuppressAlertClear resendIval = $ResendAlertInterval netflowCollectorId = $NetflowCollectorId specifiedCollectorDeviceGroupId = $SpecifiedCollectorDeviceGroupId } #Remove empty keys so we dont overwrite them @($Data.keys) | ForEach-Object { If ([string]::IsNullOrEmpty($Data[$_])) { $Data.Remove($_) } } $Data = ($Data | ConvertTo-Json) $Headers = New-LMHeader -Auth $Script:LMAuth -Method "POST" -ResourcePath $ResourcePath -Data $Data $Uri = "https://$($Script:LMAuth.Portal).logicmonitor.com/santaba/rest" + $ResourcePath Resolve-LMDebugInfo -Url $Uri -Headers $Headers[0] -Command $MyInvocation -Payload $Data #Issue request $Response = Invoke-RestMethod -Uri $Uri -Method "POST" -Headers $Headers[0] -WebSession $Headers[1] -Body $Data Return (Add-ObjectTypeInfo -InputObject $Response -TypeName "LogicMonitor.Collector" ) } Catch [Exception] { $Proceed = Resolve-LMException -LMException $PSItem If (!$Proceed) { Return } } } Else { Write-Error "Please ensure you are logged in before running any commands, use Connect-LMAccount to login and try again." } } End {} } |