Example: Azure Checking Status

• After creating the workflow, click on the “+” button.
• From the list of available apps, select Azure Managed Kubernetes.
• Choose the“All Cluster” action to fetch details of all cluster

• To iterate through each cluster, click on Core and select the Loop activity.

• In loop item select azuremanagedkubernetes(A1)

• Next, we’ll add a condition to check the status of each cluster.
• Click on Core, if/else activity.

• A form will appear containing the following fields:
  Right Value
  Left Value
  Conditional Operator
  Chain Operator
  
• In the Left Value field ,type {{, this opens a list of available variables.
• Select “Activity”

• Select ” Core(A2) ”

• Select ” items”

• The Left Value Field has valus ” {{ActivityA2.items.properties.powerState.code}}”
• In the “Right Value Field” type Stopped
• In the “Conditional operator , select =
• Fill ” Chain Operator ”
• Click on Submit button

• After submitting the condition, two “+” buttons will appear
• The top one represents the Yes (True) condition.
• The bottom one represents the No (False) condition.

• To display results, add Slack on both paths
• For Yes, configure Slack to show the message: “Cluster is running.
• for NO,configure Slack to show the message: Stopped

• Click on the Save button to store your workflow.
• Then click on the Runbutton.
• Once executed, you will see a green ticks indicating that the workflow ran successfully.

• As a result, you’ll receive a message onSlackshowing the current status of your cluster (Running or Stopped).