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Fact2field functionality allows users to define which Breeze facts CloudAware must convert to fields on Force.com objects. Cloudaware will try to propagate fields containing caFact_ prefix with a matching Breeze fact. For example, if you create caFact_uptimehours field, Cloudaware will try to find uptime_hours fact and use its value. SUPPORTED FOR OBJECTS: AWS EC2 Instance Fact, Azure Virtual Machine Fact, Google GCE Instance Fact, VCenter Virtual Machine Fact, CloudAware Physical Server Fact. |
Fact names use characters that are not in [a-zA-Z0-9], so you skip them in the field name: caFact_ansible_user_id will become caFact_ansibleuserid or caFact_ansibleUserId as field names are not case-insensitive.
We recommend using any Text type for fact2field fields. Use a maximum length of 255 for Text/Text Area:
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where CA10__CaAwsInstanceFact__c is API Name of the fact object, Name is the fact attribute that needs to be updated and %upgr% - its value that will be queried. This query will populate facts containing 'upgr' in their Name field on all AWS EC2 Instances.
Query examples:
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Update [SELECT Id FROM CA10__CaAwsInstanceFact__c WHERE Name = 'os.release.full']; |
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Update [SELECT Id FROM CA10_CaPhysicalServerFact__c WHERE Name like '%uptime%']; |
Start with using a query without filtering applied. However, if you face Apex CPU or limit exception errors, use the LIMIT/OFFSET clauses (see examples below):
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Update [SELECT Id FROM CA10__CaAwsInstanceFact__c WHERE Name = domain LIMIT 1000 OFFSET 0]; |
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Update [SELECT Id FROM CA10__CaGoogleGceInstanceFact__c WHERE Name = 'project' LIMIT 1000 OFFSET 2000]; |
Breeze Facts examples:
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architecture etc. | azure etc. |