Public/Show-EUCResult.ps1
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Function Show-EUCResult { <# .SYNOPSIS Console based output .DESCRIPTION Console Based output .PARAMETER Results The path to the JSON config file. .NOTES Current Version: 1.0 Creation Date: 07/02/2018 .CHANGE CONTROL Name Version Date Change Detail Adam Yarborough 1.0 17/05/2018 Function Creation .EXAMPLE None Required #> [CmdletBinding()] Param( [parameter(Mandatory = $true, ValueFromPipeline = $true)]$Results ) # We want all results to represent the same moment in time, even if that's not true for # collation reasons. This is why this step happens at the end. $timeStamp = (get-date) Write-Verbose "Showing results at $timeStamp`:" foreach ($SeriesResult in $Results) { $Series = $SeriesResult.Series Write-Host "--- Series: $Series ---" -ForegroundColor "Cyan" foreach ($Result in $SeriesResult.Results) { # XXX CHANGEME XXX #$Series = "TEMPLATE" #This assumes influx doesn't care about the order as long as they're grouped # Ports Up if ("UP" -eq $Result.State ) { $hostColor = "Green" } elseif ( "DEGRADED" -eq $Result.State) { $hostColor = "Yellow" } else { $hostColor = "red"} Write-Host "Server: " -NoNewline Write-Host "$($Result.ComputerName)" -ForegroundColor $hostColor if ( ($Result.PortsUp.Count -gt 0) -or ($Result.PortsDown.Count -gt 0) ) { Write-Host "Ports: " -NoNewline foreach ( $Port in $Result.PortsUp ) { Write-Host "$Port " -ForegroundColor "Green" -NoNewline } foreach ( $Port in $Result.PortsDown ) { Write-Host "$Port " -ForegroundColor "Red" -NoNewline } Write-Host "" } # This assumes influx doesn't care about the order as long as they're grouped. # 1 Means Up, 0 means Down. # Services Up if ( ($Result.ServicesUp.Count -gt 0 ) -or ($Result.ServicesDown.Count -gt 0) ) { Write-Host "Services: " -NoNewline foreach ( $Service in $Result.ServicesUp ) { Write-Host "$Service " -ForegroundColor "Green" -NoNewline } foreach ( $Service in $Result.ServicesDown ) { Write-Host "$Service " -ForegroundColor "Red" -NoNewline } Write-Host "" } #This assumes influx doesn't care about the order as long as they're grouped # Checks Up if ( ($Result.ChecksUp.Count -gt 0) -or ($Result.ChecksDown.Count -gt 0) ) { Write-Host "Checks: " -NoNewline foreach ( $Check in $Result.ChecksUp ) { Write-Host "$Check " -ForegroundColor "Green" -NoNewline } foreach ( $Check in $Result.ChecksDown ) { Write-Host "$Check " -ForegroundColor "Red" -NoNewline } Write-Host "" } # Unique Numerical Data will follow # ValueName=NumericalValue # Write-Verbose "$(ConvertTo-JSON -inputObject $Result.ChecksData -Depth 6)" foreach ( $CheckData in $Result.ChecksData ) { $ParamString = "" $CheckDataName = $CheckData.CheckName $CheckData.Values.PSObject.Properties | ForEach-Object { if ( $ParamString -eq "" ) { $ParamString = "$($_.Name)=$($_.Value)" } else { $ParamString += ", $($_.Name)=$($_.Value)" } } if ( "" -ne $ParamString ) { $PostParams = "$CheckDataName`: $ParamString" # Write-Verbose $PostParams Write-Host $PostParams } } <# Decided not to make this part of Show-EUCResult, as things are mostly color coded. Subject to change, as this is mostly for testing anyways. foreach ( $Err in $Result.Errors ) { Write-Host "$Err " -ForegroundColor "Red" -NoNewline } Write-Host "`n" #> } Write-Host "`n" } } |