With Ansible, it is possible to have a variable populated with either the content of a remote or local file. For a file on a remote host, you can use the ‘slurp‘ module to put the content into a register, but then you must base64 decode the content. – name: get content of remote file … Ansible: creating a variable from a remote or local file content
Content Packs are plugins that allow you you to create pre-packaged knowledge about specific event types. For example, you can create a content pack that knows how to extract fields from one of your custom log sources. Beyond extracted fields, you can also add saved queries, aggregations, alerts, dashboards, and visualizations. Incoming Events from Agent … vRealize Log Insight: Creating your own content pack for field extraction
Content delivery is one of the primary use cases for a Content Mangement system. When users are spread across six different continents, you must have an implementation that ensures timely access for all users – not just those in the local network. A typical scenario involves the database and primary Content Server deployed in the … EMC OnDemand: Enabling Distributed Content Features and BOCS