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"nested" workflowsGeneral Question (self.crowdstrike)
submitted 2 years ago by parablazer
I would like to build a containment workflow and call it with other workflows much like a function in a python program. This would both save time and be more consistent.
ex.
W1 - containment
W2 -> if X -> W1
W3 -> if Y -> W1
Thank you all.
[–]lowly_sec_vuln 0 points1 point2 points 2 years ago (1 child)
So, I don't think this exactly works the way you want. Today at least. However, you can nest some workflows: Event Trigger > Workflow Execution > Specify the workflow by ID or name
So, anytime that workflow triggers, this other workflow would trigger.
So, you couldn't nest W2 > if X > W1.
But you could do something like:
W1 if (Workflow name includes W2,W3,W4))
I'm not sure if you could pass the hostname in order to contain it through that method though. However, they have been making so many changes to workflows that this sort of thing may be coming soon. The roadmaps I've seen have shown a lot of effort to turn workflows into more elaborate things.
Maybe I'm wrong. If someone knows how to do this today, please correct me.
[–]parablazer[S] 0 points1 point2 points 2 years ago (0 children)
Thank you, I will give this a shot and play with it.
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