monkey365

0.95.1

core/api/azure/resourcemanagement/utils/New-MonkeyVMPatchObject.ps1

                                # Monkey365 - the PowerShell Cloud Security Tool for Azure and Microsoft 365 (copyright 2022) by Juan Garrido

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Function New-MonkeyVMPatchObject {

<#

        .SYNOPSIS

        Create a new VM patch object

        .DESCRIPTION

        Create a new VM patch object

        .INPUTS

        .OUTPUTS

        .EXAMPLE

        .NOTES

            Author        : Juan Garrido

            Twitter        : @tr1ana

            File Name    : New-MonkeyVMPatchObject

            Version     : 1.0

        .LINK

            https://github.com/silverhack/monkey365

    #>

    [Diagnostics.CodeAnalysis.SuppressMessageAttribute("PSUseShouldProcessForStateChangingFunctions", "", Scope="Function")]

    [CmdletBinding()]

    Param (

        [parameter(Mandatory= $True, ValueFromPipeline = $True, HelpMessage="VM Patch object")]

        [Object]$InputObject

    )

    Process{

        try{

            $vmPatchObj = [ordered]@{

                Id = $InputObject.Id;

                type = $InputObject.type;

                tenantId = $InputObject.tenantId;

                kind = $InputObject.kind;

                location = $InputObject.location;

                resourceGroup = $InputObject.resourceGroup;

                subscriptionId = $InputObject.subscriptionId;

                managedBy = $InputObject.managedBy;

                sku = $InputObject.sku;

                tags = $InputObject.tags;

                identity = $InputObject.identity;

                extendedLocation = $InputObject.extendedLocation;

                lastModifiedDateTime = $InputObject.properties.lastModifiedDateTime;

                classifications = $InputObject.properties.classifications;

                patchName = $InputObject.properties.patchName;

                patchId = $InputObject.properties.patchId;

                publishedDateTime = $InputObject.properties.publishedDateTime;

                rebootBehavior = $InputObject.properties.rebootBehavior;

                kbId = $InputObject.properties.kbId;

                rawObject = $InputObject;

            }

            #Create PsObject

            $_obj = New-Object -TypeName PsObject -Property $vmPatchObj

            #return object

            return $_obj

        }

        catch{

            $msg = @{

                MessageData = ($message.MonkeyObjectCreationFailed -f "VM Patch object");

                callStack = (Get-PSCallStack | Select-Object -First 1);

                logLevel = 'error';

                InformationAction = $O365Object.InformationAction;

                Tags = @('VMPatchObjectError');

            }

            Write-Error @msg

            $msg.MessageData = $_

            $msg.LogLevel = "Verbose"

            $msg.Tags+= "VMPatchObjectError"

            [void]$msg.Add('verbose',$O365Object.verbose)

            Write-Verbose @msg

        }

    }

}