Exemple #1
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    def __init__(self, timeout=10, numRetries=3, verify=True,
                 serverCertFile=os.path.join(os.path.dirname(__file__), 'certificates', 'devserver.cer'),
                 clientPFXFile=os.path.join(os.path.dirname(__file__), 'certificates', 'devclient.pfx'),
                 PFXPasswd='portknocking'):
        """
        This function initializes the Port-Knocking client library \"knock\"

        Set context parameters and load required certificates

        timeout: Time in seconds to wait between retries. Default: 10
        numRetries: Number of Retries. Default: 3
        verify: Verify if the target Port was successfully opened. Only TCP is supported. Default: True
        serverCertFile: Path to the Server Certificate File encoded in DER. Default: certificates/devserver.cer
        clientPFXFile: Path to the Client Certificate with Private Key in PKCS#7 Format (.pfx). Default: certificates/devclient.pfx
        PFXPasswd: Password to decrypt @clientPFXFile
        """

        self.connectionHandler = Connection(Security(clientPFXFile, PFXPasswd, serverCertFile),
                                            timeout, numRetries, verify)
 def test_connection_get(self, setup_vcenter, rest_yaml, vmon_json):
     api_target = rest_yaml['vmonservice']['api_target']
     con = Connection(setup_vcenter)
     response = con.get_request(api_target)
     assert response is False, 'Response fail expected, because there was no previous login (SessionID missing).'
     con.login()
     response = con.get_request(api_target)
     assert vmon_json == response, 'Identical vmon json data expected.'
 def test_connection_post(self, setup_vcenter, rest_yaml, logging_json):
     api_target = rest_yaml['logging']['api_target']
     data = rest_yaml['logging']['action']
     con = Connection(setup_vcenter)
     response = con.post_request(api_target, data)
     assert response is False, 'Response fail expected, because there was no previous login (SessionID missing).'
     con.login()
     response = con.post_request(api_target, data)
     assert logging_json == response, 'Identical logging json data expected.'
Exemple #4
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class Vcenter:
    def __init__(self, name, mpw, user, password):
        self.user = user
        self.mpw = mpw
        self.pw = password
        if not password:
            self.pw_handle = self.generate_pw_handle()
            self.pw = self.generate_pw(name).replace('/', '')
        self.name = name

    @staticmethod
    def get_vcs_from_atlas(atlas_endpoint):
        response = requests.get(url=atlas_endpoint)
        netbox_json = response.json()
        vcenter_list = list()
        for target in netbox_json:
            if target['labels']['job'] == "vcenter":
                vcenter = target['labels']['server_name']
                vcenter_list.append(vcenter)
        return vcenter_list

    def generate_pw_handle(self):
        return master_password.MPW(self.user, self.mpw)

    def generate_pw(self, url):
        if self.pw:
            return self.pw
        return self.pw_handle.password(url)

    def login(self):
        self.con = Connection(self)
        self.con.login()

    def logout(self):
        if self.con.session_id:
            self.con.logout()
    def collect(self):
        for vc in self.vcenter.vcenter_list:
            g = GaugeMetricFamily('vcsa_service_status',
                                  'Status of vCSA Services',
                                  labels=['service', 'vccluster'])

            rest_yaml = self.read_rest_yaml()

            api_target = rest_yaml['vmonservice']['api_target']

            # TODO: move session handling to base class. implement reuse of sessions
            session_id = Connection.login(vc, self.vcenter.user,
                                          self.vcenter.generate_pw(vc))
            if not session_id:
                print("skipping vc", vc, ", login not possible")
                continue
            fetched_data = Connection.get_request(vc, api_target, session_id)
            Connection.logout(vc, session_id)
            if not fetched_data:
                print("skipping vc", vc,
                      "fetched data did not return anything")
                continue

            services = dict()
            for service in fetched_data['value']:
                service_name = service['key']
                state = service['value']['state']
                if state == "STOPPED":
                    service_health = "STOPPED"
                else:
                    service_health = service['value']['health']

                g.add_metric(labels=[service_name, vc],
                             value=self.health_states[service_health])

            yield g
Exemple #6
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class ClientInterface:

    def __init__(self, timeout=10, numRetries=3, verify=True,
                 serverCertFile=os.path.join(os.path.dirname(__file__), 'certificates', 'devserver.cer'),
                 clientPFXFile=os.path.join(os.path.dirname(__file__), 'certificates', 'devclient.pfx'),
                 PFXPasswd='portknocking'):
        """
        This function initializes the Port-Knocking client library \"knock\"

        Set context parameters and load required certificates

        timeout: Time in seconds to wait between retries. Default: 10
        numRetries: Number of Retries. Default: 3
        verify: Verify if the target Port was successfully opened. Only TCP is supported. Default: True
        serverCertFile: Path to the Server Certificate File encoded in DER. Default: certificates/devserver.cer
        clientPFXFile: Path to the Client Certificate with Private Key in PKCS#7 Format (.pfx). Default: certificates/devclient.pfx
        PFXPasswd: Password to decrypt @clientPFXFile
        """

        self.connectionHandler = Connection(Security(clientPFXFile, PFXPasswd, serverCertFile),
                                            timeout, numRetries, verify)


    def knockOnPort(self, host, port, protocol=PROTOCOL.TCP, knockPort = random.randint(MIN_PORT, MAX_PORT), forceIPv4 = False, clientIP = None):
        """
        Actual port-knocking function

        Generate port-knocking packet for opening the requested @port on @host. Can be used to create TCP or UDP connections;
        Defaults to TCP connection if @protocol is not given.
        After sending the port-knocking request verifies that the target @port is open, and if necessary retries the port-knocking

        host: Target @host, on which the application is running
        port: Port to open on target @host
        protocol: Requested Target Protocol. Default: TCP
        knockPort: (Optional) Port to use for port-knocking request. Default: Random Port between MIN_PORT and MAX_PORT
        forceIPv4: (Optional) Force port-knocking via IPv4, even when IPv6 is
        available. Default: false

        For TCP, this function returns True if the port is successfully opened
        or False if it failed.  For UDP, it always returns True
        """

        LOG.debug('Knocking %s on port %s', host, port)
        return self.connectionHandler.knockOnPort(host, port, protocol, knockPort, forceIPv4, clientIP)
Exemple #7
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 def login(self):
     self.con = Connection(self)
     self.con.login()
Exemple #8
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from modules.Connection import Connection

c = Connection()

c.create('airplanes')
c.load_csv_data('airplanes', 'csv_data/airplanes.csv')

c.create("planes")
c.load_csv_data('flights', "csv_data/planes.csv")

c.create('airports')
c.load_csv_data('airports', "csv_data/airports.csv")

c.create("flights")
c.load_csv_data('flights', "csv_data/flights.csv")

c.create("weather")
c.load_csv_data('weather', "csv_data/weather.csv")
Exemple #9
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 def test_logout_failure(self, setup_vcenter):
     connection = Connection(setup_vcenter)
     connection.session_id = 'False'
     response = connection.logout()
     assert response is False, 'Expected the response "False" for a failed logout.'
Exemple #10
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 def test_login_failure(self, setup_vcenter):
     connection = Connection(setup_vcenter)
     connection.pw = 'False'
     response = connection.login()
     assert response is False, 'Expected the response "False" for a failed login.'
Exemple #11
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 def test_logout_success(self, setup_vcenter):
     connection = Connection(setup_vcenter)
     connection.login()
     response = connection.logout()
     assert response is True, 'Expected the response "True" for a successful logout.'
from flask import Flask,jsonify
from modules.Connection import Connection
from flask_cors import CORS, cross_origin

app = Flask(__name__)
cors = CORS(app)
app.config['CORS_HEADERS'] =  'Content-Type'

conn = Connection()

@app.route('/', methods=['GET'])
def index():
    return jsonify(conn.query("SELECT * FROM airports"))


@app.route('/airport-number', methods=['GET'])
def AirportNumber():
    return conn.query("SELECT COUNT(faa) as `airport_number` FROM airports",multiple=False)

@app.route('/carrier-number', methods=['GET'])
def CarrierNumber():
    return conn.query("SELECT COUNT(DISTINCT(carrier)) as `carrier_number` FROM airlines", multiple=False)

@app.route('/destination-number', methods=['GET'])
def DestinationNumber():
    return conn.query("SELECT COUNT(DISTINCT(dest)) as `dest_number` FROM flights",multiple=False)

@app.route('/plane-number', methods=['GET'])
def PlaneNumber():
    return conn.query("SELECT COUNT(tailnum) as `plane_number` FROM planes", multiple=False)