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The Rubrik Security Cloud SDK
https://www.powershellgallery.com/packages/RubrikSecurityCloud
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Trying to get the ConfiguredSlaDomain from the command Get-RscMssqlInstance -HostName but gets null #70

Closed notaworker closed 3 months ago

notaworker commented 4 months ago

When running Get-RscMssqlInstance -HostName 10.36.45.1 -Debug we can see the assigned SLA but not with the regular command, then its null. Any ideas why? BUG?

Get-RscMssqlInstance -HostName 10.36.45.1

AuthorizedOperations : ObjectType : MSSQL_INSTANCE SlaAssignment : DIRECT ConfiguredSlaDomain : EffectiveRetentionSlaDomain : EffectiveSlaDomain : RubrikSecurityCloud.Types.GlobalSlaReply PendingSla : ReplicatedObjects : HasLogConfigFromSla : True HostLogRetention : Id : 92cde7-a83a-56cb-a355-3138d54 LogBackupFrequencyInSeconds : LogBackupRetentionInHours : Name : MSSQLSERVER NumWorkloadDescendants : 5 ReplicatedObjectCount : SlaPauseStatus : False UnprotectableReasons : AllOrgs : Cluster : RubrikSecurityCloud.Types.Cluster CrossAccountReplicatedObjectInfos : DescendantConnection : EffectiveSlaSourceObject : LatestUserNote : LogicalChildConnection : LogicalPath : PendingObjectDeletionStatus : PhysicalPath : {10.36.45.1} PrimaryClusterLocation : SnapshotDistribution : Vars : RubrikSecurityCloud.Types.MssqlInstance+InlineVars

clumnah commented 3 months ago

The SLA that is in effect can be found in the EffectiveSLADomain object. In that object you can see the ID and Name of the SLA that is currently assigned to the object and in use.

Closing this issue out, reopen if this needs an additional fix.