Adding a tool for resource health events
- Added 2 tools for AKS to get the resource health events
Walkthrough
Two new tools were added to the AKS toolset configuration. These tools use the Azure CLI to retrieve resource health events for an AKS cluster, with one tool allowing filtering by a start date. Both require parameters for cluster name, resource group, and subscription ID.
Changes
| File(s) | Change Summary |
|---|---|
| holmes/plugins/toolsets/aks.yaml | Added aks_get_cluster_health_events and aks_get_cluster_health_events_since tools for fetching AKS cluster resource health events using Azure CLI. |
Sequence Diagram(s)
sequenceDiagram
participant User
participant Toolset
participant AzureCLI
User->>Toolset: Invoke aks_get_cluster_health_events (with parameters)
Toolset->>AzureCLI: az monitor activity-log list --resource-group ... --resource ... --category ResourceHealth
AzureCLI-->>Toolset: Return health events
Toolset-->>User: Return results
User->>Toolset: Invoke aks_get_cluster_health_events_since (with parameters and start-time)
Toolset->>AzureCLI: az monitor activity-log list --resource-group ... --resource ... --category ResourceHealth --start-time ...
AzureCLI-->>Toolset: Return filtered health events
Toolset-->>User: Return results
Suggested reviewers
- mainred
- arikalon1
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@mainred @nilo19
@mainred you can take over the PR if you have time, this is not urgent