ConditionDetection to merge Data Stream/Workflows

Condition Detection

http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ff381315.aspx

 Condition detection modules perform one of the following three functions:
  • Filter the input data according to a specified condition.   
  • Map data from one data type to another.
  • Consolidate the data from multiple data streams.

While I could find many examples for the first two uses (filtering and mapping), I could not find any examples for how to use it to merge multiple data-streams....

Does anybody have any pointers or examples?

What I want to do is, branch the output of a datasource into two probeactions and merge the output of each probeaction into one writeaction, ie:

DS --> PA1 | PA2 --> WA

(with the probe actions PA1 and PA2 operating in parallel, I am OK to use two instances of the DS)

December 6th, 2013 12:38pm

Hi,

How about using  System.ConsolidatorCondition module?

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ee809324.aspx

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December 9th, 2013 12:27pm

Thanks for the response Niki.

I had been trying out Correlator actually, not working :( ... Will try out ConsolidatorCondition as well. But I think Consolidator takes only one input data-stream...from the documentation.

My use-case is that I want to "simply" :) merge the output of two data streams - one having propertybag data and the other SNMP varbind data.

What would fit my need perfectly is a ConditionDetection module that takes multiple data-streams and doesn't change the type of data - my WriteAction can read both types of data.

December 10th, 2013 9:43am

Based on this, the data type must be the same in order to perform consolidation - cannot consolidate property bag data and SNMP data.

What exactly is the monitoring scenario? There must be some other logic that can be ap

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January 13th, 2014 9:40pm

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