Link

This document collects the Link syntax defined by VisualOps

Jinja syntax

Link is compatible with the Jinja syntax.

You can check out the SaltStack documentation about the Jinja renderer for more details about it.

Note that Jinja is a Python template engine, which means that the code interpreted withing the Jinja scope is some Python code.

For example, if you want to iterate over the list of private IPs of an instances group (using @{xxx.PrivateIpAddress}), you could do it this way:

{% for ip in "@{xxx.PrivateIpAddress}".split(",") %}
You can use {{ ip }} here
{% endfor %}

As @{xxx.PrivateIpAddress} will refer to a String of IPs, separated by , (ip1,ip2).

To refer an instance:

xxx = the instance name shown in the IDE

To refer a ENI:

xxx = the ENI name shown in the IDE

To refer an instance group (aka IG):

• xxx = the IG name shown in the IDE
• the render values does not change between rounds, unless the object itself changed

To refer an autoscaling group (aka ASG):

• xxx = the IG name shown in the IDE
• the render values does not change between rounds, unless the object itself changed

To refer a ENI group (aka EG):

• xxx = the IG name shown in the IDE
• the render values does not change between rounds, unless the object itself changed

To refer a ELB:

• xxx = the ELB name shown in the IDE
• the render values does not change between rounds, unless the object itself changed

To refer a VPC:

• xxx = the VPC name shown in the IDE

To refer a subnet:

• xxx = the subnet name shown in the IDE

To refer a Customer Gateway (aka CGW):

• xxx = the CGW name shown in the IDE

To refer a state of another instance: