⚙️ GermainUX script execution
GermainUX can execute custom Batch, Perl, PowerShell, Python, or Shell scripts continuously, when an SLA condition is met, or according to a configurable schedule.
This capability allows organizations to automate detection, remediation, and operational tasks without requiring manual intervention.
✨ Benefits
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Benefit |
Description |
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Proactive issue detection |
Run diagnostic scripts regularly to identify potential issues before they affect users or business operations. |
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Automated remediation |
Execute recovery actions when GermainUX detects a problem, such as restarting a service, clearing a queue, or removing temporary files. |
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Process automation |
Automate recurring operational and maintenance tasks to improve reliability and productivity. |
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24/7 execution |
Run scripts continuously or at scheduled times without requiring an operator. |
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SLA-driven execution |
Trigger a script automatically when a technology, user-experience, or business-process SLA condition is met. |
🔧 Configure a Script
You can create and configure a script in two ways.
🪄 Using the Wizard
Go to GermainUX Workspace → Left Menu → Settings → Wizards ->Script.
Use the wizard to:
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Action |
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Enter a unique script name. |
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Select the script type. |
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Add or upload the script content. |
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Configure the execution settings. |
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Select a schedule or SLA trigger, if applicable. |
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Validate and save the configuration. |
💻 Using the Configuration Screen
Go to GermainUX Workspace → Left Menu → Settings → Automation ->Script.
From this screen, you can:
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Action |
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View existing scripts |
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Create a script |
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Edit or validate script content |
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Configure execution parameters |
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Assign a schedule |
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Associate the script with an SLA or another automated action |
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Enable success or failure notifications |
Scripts execute with the permissions of the account running the GermainUX Engine. Use the minimum permissions required, keep credentials in secure configuration references, validate all inputs, and test scripts in a non-production environment before enabling automatic execution.
Feature Availability: 2024.2 or later