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Utility Class allows to |
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use common logic for compliance policies with different types of Input Objects in Cloudaware Compliance Engine. |
Use case: A company has a tagging policy in place. This tagging policy is used for all object types. If we’d like to check all the presence of three specific tags on objects, we would need to create three CE policies. Since these policies would have the same logic, you can create and use a utility class instead of coping the logic for three individual policies.
1. Log in to your Cloudaware account → select Compliance Engine ( in the main menu under your username).
2. Under 'Setup' on the left select 'Utility Classes'. Click +Create New Class.
3. Give a class a meaningful name. Note that Class name should be valid Java identifier, e.g. in this example, CheckCloudAccountTags
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Click Save.
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4. Use the Class Editor to edit the class logic:
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5. Review the logic → Save. Click Validate → Deploy → Deploy Results.