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    CloudOps Orchestration Service:Use the process configuration editor of OOS to edit a template (early version)

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    CloudOps Orchestration Service:Use the process configuration editor of OOS to edit a template (early version)

    Last Updated:Mar 11, 2025

    The process configuration editor provided by CloudOps Orchestration Service (OOS) allows you to orchestrate a process in a visualized manner. This way, you can create an OOS template with ease. You can configure template parameters to create a template by using the process configuration editor. The creation process is intuitive and concise. The process configuration editor frees you from complex syntax rules and error-prone text formats. This improves user experience.

    Procedure

    1. Log on to the CloudOps Orchestration Service (OOS) console.

    2. In the left-side navigation pane, choose Automated Task > Custom Template.

    3. On the Custom Template page, click Create Template.

    4. On the Create Template page, edit your template. By default, the process configuration editor is used.

    Use the process configuration editor

    1. In the Parameters section, click Add Parameter to add a parameter or click an existing parameter to modify the parameter.

    Screenshot 2023-03-16 at 17.27.13.png

    • Parameter Type

    • Parameter Name

    • Default Value

    • Parameter description

    • In the Task Step section, click Create Task. In the Task Details panel, configure the task.

      1. Select a task type. You can click Select Task Type to view and select a task type. For more information about each task type, click the link icon next to the task type.Screenshot 2023-03-16 at 17.59.53.png

      2. Edit the task name and description.

      3. Configure the input parameters. For each input parameter, you can select a method to specify the parameter value. The following methods are supported: Select from Parameters, Select from System Parameters, Select from Task Output, Select from Loop Objects, and Custom.Screenshot 2023-03-16 at 17.42.59.png

      4. Configure the output parameters.image.png

      5. Configure the exception handling settings.image.png

        1. Process After an Execution Error: The default value is ACS::END(Terminate entire execution).

        2. Process After Successful Execution: The default value is ACS::NEXT(Next Task).

    • In the Output section, click Add Output Parameter to add an output parameter or click an existing output parameter to modify the output parameter.image.png

      • Parameter Name

      • Output Type

      • Output Value

    • Switch to the template editor mode: For complex scenarios, you can switch from the process configuration editor to the YAML or JSON editor.Screenshot 2023-03-16 at 17.39.18.png

      1. In the Task Details panel, turn on Switch to the template editor mode to use the YAML or JSON editor.Screenshot 2023-03-16 at 17.40.12.png