Managing Branch Mappings with ControlUp PowerShell Module

ControlUp members discussed the possibility of managing branch mappings through PowerShell. The current option is importing a CSV, but @member mentioned that the company is working on a way to update configurations through the ControlUp.Automation SDK. This should allow for retrieving, adding, and removing branch mappings, as well as setting a default value for unknown IPs. The upcoming PowerShell module is expected to improve scalability and performance.

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Is it possible to manage branche mappings through PowerShell?

I don’t think so, but we do have a CSV import option. @member – do we have an API to configure branch mappings?

I know about the import, but I am looking for a way to bring the branch mappings in sync with our IPAM solution.

So let’s wait for @member feedback, he is the relevant PM

Hi @member – We are currently building the infrastructure to support configuration changes via PowerShell (w/o Monitor dependency) – this will be done through the already available ControlUp.Automation SDK – our way to provide customers a run-from-anywhere experience.

Keeping the community updated once this is released

Hi @member, managing branch mappings is also an issue for me. Can you please give more details how exactly we could do it with controlup.automation?

Without diving into the details, here is what you will be able to achieve:

• Retrieve all branch mapping currently configured in your org

• Add new branch mapping, either by

◦ Importing a CSV (from the local disk)

◦ Manually adding (for each index/row)

• Remove specific branch mapping

• Add a default value for unknown IPs

Although this functionality should be familiar to you from the configuration console UI, the main purpose for this PowerShell cmdlet is scalability and performance

That sounds great Benjamin! Will keep an eye out on the powershell module.

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