def run(job, logger=None):
if not logger: logger = get_thread_logger(__name__)
# if job.status == 'FAILURE': return "", "", ""
conn = ConnectionInfo.objects.get(name='servicenow')
base_url = "{}://{}:{}".format(conn.protocol, conn.ip, conn.port)
for server in job.server_set.all():
job.set_progress('Removing CI {} from ServiceNow'.format(
server.hostname))
sysid = lookup_ci_sysid(server.resource_handler_svr_id, base_url, conn,
logger)
if not sysid:
job.set_progress("Unable to locate {} in ServiceNow".format(
server.hostname))
return "", "", ""
response = delete_ci(sysid, base_url, conn, logger)
if 200 < response.status_code >= 300:
err = ('Failed to create ServiceNow CI, response from '
'ServiceNow:\n{}'.format(response.content))
job.set_progress("Unable to remove {} from ServiceNow".format(
server.hostname))
logger.error(err)
return "", "", ""
def run(job, logger=None):
if not logger: logger = get_thread_logger(__name__)
# if job.status == 'FAILURE': return "", "", ""
conn = ConnectionInfo.objects.get(name='servicenow')
base_url = "{}://{}:{}".format(conn.protocol, conn.ip, conn.port)
for server in job.server_set.all():
job.set_progress('Removing CI {} from ServiceNow'.format(server.hostname))
sysid = lookup_ci_sysid(server.resource_handler_svr_id, base_url, conn, logger)
if not sysid:
job.set_progress("Unable to locate {} in ServiceNow".format(server.hostname))
return "", "", ""
response = delete_ci(sysid, base_url, conn, logger)
if 200 < response.status_code >= 300:
err = (
'Failed to create ServiceNow CI, response from '
'ServiceNow:\n{}'.format(response.content)
)
job.set_progress("Unable to remove {} from ServiceNow".format(server.hostname))
logger.error(err)
return "", "", ""
def run(job, logger=None):
if not logger:
logger = get_thread_logger(__name__)
if job.status == 'FAILURE':
return "", "", ""
conn = ConnectionInfo.objects.get(name='servicenow')
assert isinstance(conn, ConnectionInfo)
servicenow_url = "{}://{}:{}".format(conn.protocol, conn.ip, conn.port)
server = job.server_set.last() # prov job only has one server in set
assert isinstance(server, Server)
job.set_progress(
'Creating new CI in ServiceNow for server {}'.format(server.hostname))
url = servicenow_url + "/api/now/table/{}".format("cmdb_ci_server")
# column names for tables found at System Definition -> Tables
table_columns = {
'name': server.hostname,
'company': server.group.name,
'serial_number': server.resource_handler_svr_id,
'asset_tag': server.resource_handler_svr_id,
'operating_system': server.os_build.name,
'os_version': server.os_build.name,
'disk_space': server.disk_size,
'cpu_core_count': server.cpu_cnt,
'u_host_type': 'Virtual Host',
'u_environment': 'No Environment',
'ip_address': server.ip,
'manufacturer': 'VMware',
# 'ram': server.mem_size * 1024,
'short_description': 'Created from CloudBolt job ID {}'.format(job.id),
}
json_data = json.dumps(table_columns)
# create the CI
response = request_new_ci(json_data, conn, url, logger=logger)
if response.status_code != 201:
err = (
'Failed to create ServiceNow CI, response from '
'ServiceNow:\n{}'.format(response.content)
)
return "FAILURE", "", err
return "", "", ""
def run(job, logger=None):
if not logger:
logger = get_thread_logger(__name__)
if job.status == 'FAILURE':
return "", "", ""
conn = ConnectionInfo.objects.get(name='servicenow')
assert isinstance(conn, ConnectionInfo)
server = job.server_set.last() # prov job only has one server in set
assert isinstance(server, Server)
job.set_progress(
'Creating new CI in ServiceNow for server {}'.format(server.hostname))
url = servicenow_url + "/api/now/table/{}".format("cmdb_ci_server")
# column names for tables found at System Definition -> Tables
table_columns = {
'name': server.hostname,
'company': server.group.name,
'serial_number': server.resource_handler_svr_id,
'asset_tag': server.resource_handler_svr_id,
'operating_system': server.os_build.name,
'os_version': server.os_build.name,
'disk_space': server.disk_size,
'cpu_core_count': server.cpu_cnt,
'u_host_type': 'Virtual Host',
'u_environment': 'No Environment',
'ip_address': server.ip,
'manufacturer': 'VMware',
# 'ram': server.mem_size * 1024,
'short_description': 'Created from CloudBolt job ID {}'.format(job.id),
}
json_data = json.dumps(table_columns)
# create the CI
response = request_new_ci(json_data, conn, url, logger=logger)
if response.status_code != 201:
err = (
'Failed to create ServiceNow CI, response from '
'ServiceNow:\n{}'.format(response.content)
)
return "FAILURE", "", err
return "", "", ""
"""
Functions used by os_info.views
"""
import json
from infrastructure.models import CustomField
from utilities.logger import get_thread_logger
logger = get_thread_logger(__name__)
WIN_SVC_TYPES = {
0x1: ('SERVICE_KERNEL_DRIVER', 'Driver'),
0x2: ('SERVICE_FILE_SYSTEM_DRIVER', 'File System Driver'),
0x10: ('SERVICE_WIN32_OWN_PROCESS', 'Runs in Own Process'),
0x20: ('SERVICE_WIN32_SHARE_PROCESS', 'Shares Process'),
0x100: ('SERVICE_INTERACTIVE_PROCESS', 'Interacts With Desktop')
}
WIN_SVC_STATES = {
1: ('SERVICE_STOPPED', 'Stopped'),
2: ('SERVICE_START_PENDING', 'Starting'),
3: ('SERVICE_STOP_PENDING', 'Stopping'),
4: ('SERVICE_RUNNING', 'Running'),
5: ('SERVICE_CONTINUE_PENDING', 'Continue Pending'),
6: ('SERVICE_PAUSE_PENDING', 'Pause Pending'),
7: ('SERVICE_PAUSED', 'Paused')
}
def create_os_info_parameters_if_needed():
"""
This UI extension is smart enough to create the CFs it needs. Six fewer steps for admins to do.
