I have a config file named "conf.d" that I need to update with powershell automation. Here is what 1 block of the conf.d file looks like:
- name: NameHere
url: www.example.com
http_response_status_code: (1|2|3)\d\d
collect_response_time: true
disable_ssl_validation: false
ignore_ssl_warning: true
check_certificate_expiration: true
days_warning: 30
days_critical: 10
tags:
- Name:Tag
The rest of the file is just that block of configuration repeated over and over on top of each other. Is there a Powershell script that I can write that will add another one of these blocks to the end of the file?
Ideally I would do this with variables as well in the name, url, and tags slots.
Yes, you can. In order to do so you might want to prepare a block as a template and include variables that can be replaced by their values. As mentioned in the comments you can use Add-Content
to append on the file or you could use Out-File
with -append
.
$name = "test"
$content = "Name:$name"
$content | Out-File test.txt