Good explanation! thank you very much. I managed to get my test working yesterday, but I still watched your video this morning to verify everything was correctly set up. I'm doing it to trigger a runbook from ServiceNow, but next step would be to research how to get a response back to it and take the proper decision/action. If you have any insight I'll appreciate it. Thanks again Travis, cheers.
Thank you for the explanation. Anyone did the above things in python. Create an runbook in python and take two parameters as input. create another python script to POST HTTP the above webhook url and the parameters
if I want to run a pre/post powershell script in Azure Update Manager to turn off services on the server before patching and reboot, can this also only be done via Runbook and Webhook as described in this video? Or is there an easier way where there is no expiration date like is with Webhook? Thank you
How do you overcome the CORS issue? I created a webhook but when I go to use it in my app I get an error: Access to fetch at 'webhookURL' from origin 'appOriginUrl" s been blocked by CORS policy: No 'Access-Control-Allow-Origin' header is present on the requested resource. If an opaque response serves your needs, set the request's mode to 'no-cors' to fetch the resource with CORS disabled.
If a runbook was originally a text document that describes manual steps to perform to achieve some result then WHY THE HELL do they call a powershell script also a runbook????!!!!! Does MS intentionally try to confuse their customers? Its a damn script! smh
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Good explanation! thank you very much. I managed to get my test working yesterday, but I still watched your video this morning to verify everything was correctly set up. I'm doing it to trigger a runbook from ServiceNow, but next step would be to research how to get a response back to it and take the proper decision/action. If you have any insight I'll appreciate it. Thanks again Travis, cheers.
Thank you for the explanation. Anyone did the above things in python. Create an runbook in python and take two parameters as input. create another python script to POST HTTP the above webhook url and the parameters
Thank you for explaining this topic very clearly!
This video was very helpful to me, tyvm!
Glad it helped!
This is really well explained, thank you so much 👍
Awesome explanation, ty Travis!!!
Glad it was helpful!
Do you have please an example of code using python code ? thanks
if I want to run a pre/post powershell script in Azure Update Manager to turn off services on the server before patching and reboot, can this also only be done via Runbook and Webhook as described in this video? Or is there an easier way where there is no expiration date like is with Webhook? Thank you
How do you overcome the CORS issue? I created a webhook but when I go to use it in my app I get an error: Access to fetch at 'webhookURL' from origin 'appOriginUrl" s been blocked by CORS policy: No 'Access-Control-Allow-Origin' header is present on the requested resource. If an opaque response serves your needs, set the request's mode to 'no-cors' to fetch the resource with CORS disabled.
Very nicely explained.Thank you. But if the webhook expired then how to renew the webhooks.
Hi Travis - how to migrate azure runas account to manage identity. Kindly help me out. I am struggling last 1 week.
If a runbook was originally a text document that describes manual steps to perform to achieve some result then WHY THE HELL do they call a powershell script also a runbook????!!!!! Does MS intentionally try to confuse their customers? Its a damn script! smh