How to Parse a string in a rule condition

Thanks George. That was what I was looking for. Now i need to make it dynamic. I want to put the code into the run condition of alarm to set rule variables dynamically. Here is the code I am working with:

def display_name= 'C-Tier2-DatabaseInstance' <<----NEED TO MAKE DYNAMIC
def portfolio = display_name.split("-")[0];
def tier = display_name.split("-")[1];
def instance = display_name.split("-")[2];

def DBGroup = portfolio
switch (DBGroup) {
case "A": emailAddr = "DatabasePortfolioA@exchange.schwab.com"
break
case "B": emailAddr= "DatabasePortfolioB@exchange.schwab.com"
break
case "C": emailAddr= "DatabasePortfolioC@exchange.schwab.com"
break
case "D": emailAddr= "DatabasePortfolioD@exchange.schwab.com"
break
default: emailAddr= "SQLOperations@exchange.schwab.com"
}

def Priority = tier
switch (Priority) {
case "Tier1": Priority = 1
break
case "Tier2": Priority = 2
break
default: Priority = 3
}

def urgency = Priority
switch (urgency) {
case 1: urgency = "High"
break
case 2: urgency = "Medium"
break
default: urgency = "Low"
}



I need the condition to read the display name and then do the work. Is there a way to add topology objects to the rule condition so that this condition will be evaluated for every instance in our environment? I am trying to put together a generic piece of code that we can use for all of the customized rules that we copy from existing rules. The data that we are extrapolating will be used to populate a template within our incident ticketing system

Thanks George. That was what I was looking for. Now i need to make it dynamic. I want to put the code into the run condition of alarm to set rule variables dynamically. Here is the code I am working with:

def display_name= 'C-Tier2-DatabaseInstance' <<----NEED TO MAKE DYNAMIC
def portfolio = display_name.split("-")[0];
def tier = display_name.split("-")[1];
def instance = display_name.split("-")[2];

def DBGroup = portfolio
switch (DBGroup) {
case "A": emailAddr = "DatabasePortfolioA@exchange.schwab.com"
break
case "B": emailAddr= "DatabasePortfolioB@exchange.schwab.com"
break
case "C": emailAddr= "DatabasePortfolioC@exchange.schwab.com"
break
case "D": emailAddr= "DatabasePortfolioD@exchange.schwab.com"
break
default: emailAddr= "SQLOperations@exchange.schwab.com"
}

def Priority = tier
switch (Priority) {
case "Tier1": Priority = 1
break
case "Tier2": Priority = 2
break
default: Priority = 3
}

def urgency = Priority
switch (urgency) {
case 1: urgency = "High"
break
case 2: urgency = "Medium"
break
default: urgency = "Low"
}



I need the condition to read the display name and then do the work. Is there a way to add topology objects to the rule condition so that this condition will be evaluated for every instance in our environment? I am trying to put together a generic piece of code that we can use for all of the customized rules that we copy from existing rules. The data that we are extrapolating will be used to populate a template within our incident ticketing system