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Policy: Azure > Storage > Storage Account > ServiceNow > Relationships > Template

This policy allows you to define and manage relationships in ServiceNow. The relationships you specify as a YAML list will be created for Azure > Storage > Storage Account resource in ServiceNow.

Example:

- type: 'Depends on::Used by' parent: name: Web Server sysId: 5a00600a97f81210f0e6f52ad053afb3 tableName: cmdb_ci_server - type: 'Hosted on::Hosts' child: name: Application Service sysId: 6f812105f3a00af52ad0e60a005fb397 tableName: cmdb_ci_service where parent is the resource from which the relationship would be created, and child is the resource to which the the relationship would be created.

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This policy is used with the following primary policy:

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Policy Specification

Schema Type
array
Default template
{% if $.resourceGroup and $.resourceGroup.metadata.serviceNow.sysId %}
- type: "Contains::Contained by"
  parent:
    name: {{ $.resourceGroup.turbot.title }}
    sysId: {{ $.resourceGroup.metadata.serviceNow.sysId }}
    tableName: {{ $.resourceGroup.metadata.serviceNow.tableName }}
{% endif %}
Default template input
- |
  {
    resource {
      metadata
    }
  }
- |
  {
    resourceGroup: resource(id: "azure:///subscriptions/{{ $.resource.metadata.azure.subscriptionId | lower }}/resourcegroups/{{ $.resource.metadata.azure.resourceGroupName | lower }}", options: {notFound: RETURN_NULL}) {
      metadata
      turbot {
        title
      }
    }
  }

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