I am looking to orchestrate the multiple services start / stop through orchestrator. Please suggest.
Thanks,
Prasad,
Microsoft ApplicationsMicrosoft 365 Enterprise
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Prasadkosana
8/22/2022 - Mon
Leon Taljaard
Hi
This is definitely possible and really easy, let me know what exactly you require and I will be more than happy to help.
Do you have a list of servers ?
Have a look at a few of my Orchestrator Articles as well to give you more ideas.
Thanks
Prasadkosana
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Hi Leon,
Its a SQL server having a list of Instances and SQL services. I need to restart them one after other in single step. Any suggestions!!
Thanks,
Prasad
Leon Taljaard
Hi Prasad
Sure, is it just a single server with multiple windows services that you would like to restart, do you also need to restart them at a certain time of day or week ?
You can do a really simple runbook like the following :
The above is a really simple runbook that you can have running and set a time or date that it needs to repeat, you can also add a schedule which it would check as well.
Here you can set the schedule that it will actually fire off
And then this should be the same for all the others with the exception of the service name.
Like I said this is really simple, you could also add conditions on the links to only continue to the next restart service if the previous one was a success, you could also add a "check service status" or even mail you if one of the restarts fail, log an event and create a SCOM alert.
Is there a way in figure 1 .. Instead of 3 services are designed cant it be one and restart 3 services may be lopping or any other... If we have 6 services ..We need to create 3 stop / start services..
I need a single stop /start object and it will be restarting many depending on the input provided
This is definitely possible and really easy, let me know what exactly you require and I will be more than happy to help.
Do you have a list of servers ?
Have a look at a few of my Orchestrator Articles as well to give you more ideas.
Thanks