repair_tasks

Creates, updates, deletes, gets or lists a repair_tasks resource.

Overview

Name	repair_tasks
Type	Resource
Id	azure.service_fabric_dataplane.repair_tasks

Fields

The following fields are returned by SELECT queries:

SELECT not supported for this resource, use SHOW METHODS to view available operations for the resource.

Methods

The following methods are available for this resource:

Name	Accessible by	Required Params	Optional Params	Description
create_repair_task	insert	endpoint, TaskId, State, Action		Creates a new repair task. For clusters that have the Repair Manager Service configured, this API provides a way to create repair tasks that run automatically or manually. For repair tasks that run automatically, an appropriate repair executor must be running for each repair action to run automatically. These are currently only available in specially-configured Azure Cloud Services. To create a manual repair task, provide the set of impacted node names and the expected impact. When the state of the created repair task changes to approved, you can safely perform repair actions on those nodes. This API supports the Service Fabric platform; it is not meant to be used directly from your code.
delete_repair_task	delete	endpoint		Deletes a completed repair task. This API supports the Service Fabric platform; it is not meant to be used directly from your code.

Parameters

Parameters can be passed in the WHERE clause of a query. Check the Methods section to see which parameters are required or optional for each operation.

Name	Datatype	Description
endpoint	string	The service endpoint host (no scheme). (default: )

INSERT examples

create_repair_task

Creates a new repair task. For clusters that have the Repair Manager Service configured, this API provides a way to create repair tasks that run automatically or manually. For repair tasks that run automatically, an appropriate repair executor must be running for each repair action to run automatically. These are currently only available in specially-configured Azure Cloud Services. To create a manual repair task, provide the set of impacted node names and the expected impact. When the state of the created repair task changes to approved, you can safely perform repair actions on those nodes. This API supports the Service Fabric platform; it is not meant to be used directly from your code.

INSERT INTO azure.service_fabric_dataplane.repair_tasks (
TaskId,
Version,
Description,
State,
Flags,
Action,
Target,
Executor,
ExecutorData,
Impact,
ResultStatus,
ResultCode,
ResultDetails,
History,
PreparingHealthCheckState,
RestoringHealthCheckState,
PerformPreparingHealthCheck,
PerformRestoringHealthCheck,
endpoint
)
SELECT 
'{{ TaskId }}' /* required */,
'{{ Version }}',
'{{ Description }}',
'{{ State }}' /* required */,
{{ Flags }},
'{{ Action }}' /* required */,
'{{ Target }}',
'{{ Executor }}',
'{{ ExecutorData }}',
'{{ Impact }}',
'{{ ResultStatus }}',
{{ ResultCode }},
'{{ ResultDetails }}',
'{{ History }}',
'{{ PreparingHealthCheckState }}',
'{{ RestoringHealthCheckState }}',
{{ PerformPreparingHealthCheck }},
{{ PerformRestoringHealthCheck }},
'{{ endpoint }}'
RETURNING
Version
;

Manifest

# Description fields are for documentation purposes
- name: repair_tasks
props:
  - name: endpoint
    value: "{{ endpoint }}"
    description: Required parameter for the repair_tasks resource.
  - name: TaskId
    value: "{{ TaskId }}"
  - name: Version
    value: "{{ Version }}"
  - name: Description
    value: "{{ Description }}"
  - name: State
    value: "{{ State }}"
  - name: Flags
    value: {{ Flags }}
  - name: Action
    value: "{{ Action }}"
  - name: Target
    description: |
      Describes the entities targeted by a repair action. This type supports the Service Fabric platform; it is not meant to be used directly from your code. You probably want to use the sub-classes and not this class directly. Known sub-classes are: NodeRepairTargetDescription All required parameters must be populated in order to send to Azure.
    value:
      Kind: "{{ Kind }}"
  - name: Executor
    value: "{{ Executor }}"
  - name: ExecutorData
    value: "{{ ExecutorData }}"
  - name: Impact
    description: |
      Describes the expected impact of executing a repair task. This type supports the Service Fabric platform; it is not meant to be used directly from your code. You probably want to use the sub-classes and not this class directly. Known sub-classes are: NodeRepairImpactDescription All required parameters must be populated in order to send to Azure.
    value:
      Kind: "{{ Kind }}"
  - name: ResultStatus
    value: "{{ ResultStatus }}"
  - name: ResultCode
    value: {{ ResultCode }}
  - name: ResultDetails
    value: "{{ ResultDetails }}"
  - name: History
    description: |
      A record of the times when the repair task entered each state. This type supports the Service Fabric platform; it is not meant to be used directly from your code.
    value:
      CreatedUtcTimestamp: "{{ CreatedUtcTimestamp }}"
      ClaimedUtcTimestamp: "{{ ClaimedUtcTimestamp }}"
      PreparingUtcTimestamp: "{{ PreparingUtcTimestamp }}"
      ApprovedUtcTimestamp: "{{ ApprovedUtcTimestamp }}"
      ExecutingUtcTimestamp: "{{ ExecutingUtcTimestamp }}"
      RestoringUtcTimestamp: "{{ RestoringUtcTimestamp }}"
      CompletedUtcTimestamp: "{{ CompletedUtcTimestamp }}"
      PreparingHealthCheckStartUtcTimestamp: "{{ PreparingHealthCheckStartUtcTimestamp }}"
      PreparingHealthCheckEndUtcTimestamp: "{{ PreparingHealthCheckEndUtcTimestamp }}"
      RestoringHealthCheckStartUtcTimestamp: "{{ RestoringHealthCheckStartUtcTimestamp }}"
      RestoringHealthCheckEndUtcTimestamp: "{{ RestoringHealthCheckEndUtcTimestamp }}"
  - name: PreparingHealthCheckState
    value: "{{ PreparingHealthCheckState }}"
  - name: RestoringHealthCheckState
    value: "{{ RestoringHealthCheckState }}"
  - name: PerformPreparingHealthCheck
    value: {{ PerformPreparingHealthCheck }}
  - name: PerformRestoringHealthCheck
    value: {{ PerformRestoringHealthCheck }}

DELETE examples

delete_repair_task

Deletes a completed repair task. This API supports the Service Fabric platform; it is not meant to be used directly from your code.

DELETE FROM azure.service_fabric_dataplane.repair_tasks
WHERE endpoint = '{{ endpoint }}' --required
;