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Creating a Profile Using Profile Type: PowerShell
Overview
This document provides step-by-step instructions for creating and configuring a profile using the PowerShell profile type in Callgoose SQIBS automation platform. PowerShell profiles allow users to configure reusable PowerShell settings or parameters for automation workflows. Below are the steps and details for creating a PowerShell profile.
Steps to Add a PowerShell Profile
- Navigate to Add Profile
- Access the automation section in the Callgoose SQIBS automation platform.
- Go to Automation, and you can see Profiles.
- Click on Profiles and then click on Add Profile to create a new profile.
- Select Profile Type
- Choose PowerShell as the profile type from the list of available options.
- Fill in the Details
- Name*:
- Provide a descriptive name for the profile.
- Example: Windows Maintenance Profile.
- Description*:
- Add a detailed description of the profile.
- Example: This profile includes PowerShell configurations for Windows server maintenance.
- PowerShell Version:
- Select the required PowerShell version.
- Example: 7.4.5.
- Save the Profile
- Click on Save to finalize the creation of the profile.
Additional Notes
- Fields marked with an asterisk (*) are mandatory.
- Use descriptive names and descriptions to make it easier for team members to understand the purpose of the profile.
- PowerShell profiles are reusable and can be referenced in various automation workflows.
Example Configuration
Name: Windows Maintenance Profile
Description: This profile includes PowerShell configurations for Windows server maintenance.
PowerShell Version: 7.4.5
Conclusion
By following these steps, you can effectively create a PowerShell profile in Callgoose SQIBS automation platform. PowerShell profiles enhance the reusability of configurations and simplify the management of automation workflows involving PowerShell.