The Jobs Scheduler page contains default Google Security Operations jobs, as well as jobs
that are created in the IDE and are essentially scripts that can be
scheduled to run periodically. Jobs can access data in all environments.
The following predefined jobs are available:
Option
Description
Actions Monitor
Notifies if a specific action has failed
at least 3 times, across all cases it was performed in (to a predefined
email, as set in the Siemplify integration configuration in the Google SecOps Marketplace.)
Connectors Monitor
Notifies regarding any Connectors error
in the alert ingestion process
Machine Resource Utilization
Notifies if the machine
resource utilization is close to full usage, according to the following
default rules: CPU – over 90% MEM – over 85% Drive – over
80%
ETL
Notifies regarding any error in the ETL alert ingestion process
Jobs Monitor
Notifies if a specific job has failed at least
3 times (sends a notification for each specific job once every 3
hours)
Configure a new job
First, create the job in the IDE. Refer to Using the IDE for more details.
In the left navigation, navigate to Response > Jobs Scheduler. The Jobs Scheduler page is displayed.
Select
add
Create new job.
Select the job you created in the IDE and click Save.
Enter the scheduler information for when the script should run.
Make sure to click Save.
You can also choose to run the script immediately by clicking Run Now.
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