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The temporal training resulted in a really large set of insights, with over 50 thousand results. As the operators review the generated policies, we need enable, disable, or achive policies frequently. However, doing that through the UI is really time consuming for this many insights. We need a way to speed up the process through command line, or using API calls.
It would also be helpful to be able to query policy definitions as well. I list below some filters we would like to be able to use:
We have discussed in a recent case that some temporal policies were not visible in the UI due to their definition data being too large, so AIOps prevents them to be loaded to not overload the interface. It would be very helpful to easily get a list of policies in this situation through an API call, so that they can be easily identified.
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Hello and thank you for submitting this RFE. We are currently planning to overhaul the policy mgmt UX including ways of performing batch actions, enabling and disabling large numbers of policies selected by filter or other criteria and have also considered creating an API for policy controls. The API will likely be an initial step as that is how the functions will likely operate on the back-end anyway. We are anticiapting having the initial versions of the new policy mgmt UX available by Q2 but will reach out if we have something we can show sooner for your input and validation.