Manifest
The manifest introduces the script to the Python compiler. The manifest is required.
Example of a manifest:
Manifest = {
'Name': 'com.arubanetworks.cpu_monitor_threshold',
'Description': 'System CPU Monitoring Policy on configured threshold values',
'Version': '0.1',
'Author': 'Aruba Networks'
}
The manifest must contain the following items:
- Name
Specifies a unique name for the script. The name must be a text string that starts with a letter or number and can contain alphanumeric characters and the special characters
.
(dot),-
(hyphen), and_
(underscore). The maximum length of the plus the version must not exceed 80 characters.Hewlett Packard Enterprise recommends that the name be a canonical name (CNAME). The canonical name follows the reverse domain name notation. For example:
com.arubanetworks.bgp_monitor1.0
- Description
Describes what the script monitors. Must be a text string.
- Version
Specifies version information about the script. The version is appended to the script name. The version must be a text string that starts with a letter or number and can contain alphanumeric characters and the special characters
.
(dot),-
(hyphen), and_
(underscore). The maximum length of the name plus the version must not exceed 80 characters. Version must not be empty.- Author
Specifies the author of the script. Must be a text string.