Automated Diagnostics
Automated Diagnostics
Getting Started
Prerequisites
To use the Automated Diagnostics Solution, you must have a PagerDuty Runbook Automation (Self-Hosted or SaaS) instance available.
See the FAQ for details on how to use with Rundeck Community. If you do not have a license for either of these products, contact us to learn more.
You must be running at least version 4.8.0 to use this Solution. New instances of Runbook Automation have the Solution installed and included by default.
Runbook Automation instances are preloaded with the Automated Diagnostics project. If you do not see the project in your Runbook Automation instance, follow the instructions below.
For all Runbook Automation environments, follow the steps below to download and import the Automated Diagnostics Jobs and Tours:
Download the Automated Diagnostics Solution package.
- Download the latest release of the Automated Diagnostics Solution here.
Create a project in your Runbook Automation environment:
- Click the P in the upper left corner to navigate to the Main Dashboard
- Click the blue New Project+ button:
- Copy the following into the Project Name field:
automated-diagnostics
Heads Up
Be sure to name the project
automated-diagnostics
. Otherwise, some of the prebuilt Jobs and Tours will not function properly. - Provide a Label for a more "user-friendly" name - such as Automated Diagnostics
- Click the green Create button
Import the archive file into your new project:
- In your new project, click the gears in the lower left corner for Project Settings
- Choose Import Archive from the menu:
- For the Choose a Rundeck archive, select the
automated-diagnostics.jar
from the downloaded resources. - Leave all of the import settings as their defaults
- Click the green Import button
Note
The Tours in the Automated Diagnostics Solution will help you integrate the product with various services (such as AWS) and other PagerDuty products.
If you are looking for a more general introduction to PagerDuty’s Automation products, it is recommended to review the contents of the Welcome Project.