class Splunkd(object):
def __init__(self, host_path=None, sessionKey=None):
self.runner = PaladinQueryRunner(host_path, sessionKey)
self.host_path = host_path
self.sessionKey = sessionKey
info = ServerInfo.build (self.runner)
# there is only one entry anyway
for f in info.all():
self.platform = f.platform.value
self.version = f.version.value
self.server_name = f.server_name.value
self.m_localapps = LocalApps.build (self)
self.m_templates = AppTemplates.build (self.runner)
self.m_installer = AppInstall.build (self.runner)
def get_templates(self):
return self.m_templates.all()
def create_app_from_template(self, appname, template='barebones', **kwargs):
return self.m_apps.create(appname, template, **kwargs)
def local_apps(self):
return self.m_localapps.all()
'''
Allows for restarting Splunk.
POST server/control/restart
Restarts the Splunk server. no return if ok.
'''
def restart(self):
self.runner.set_entity('services/server/control/restart')
def remove_app(self, app):
m_app = self.m_localapps.get(app)
if m_app: m_app.delete()
# after deletion, the splunkd should restart to respond the change.
# here it is left to the application to do/control that.
def install_app(self, fileName, update=False):
return self.m_installer.create(name=fileName, update=update)
def archive_app(self, app):
m_app = self.m_localapps.get(app)
return m_app.archive() if m_app else None
'''
The restoration of an app is based on the app file or a link from package_app that can be downloaded.
it actually calls install_app with update=True flag.
'''
def restore_app(self, archive):
return self.install_app(archive.path.value, True)
def __init__(self, host_path=None, sessionKey=None):
self.runner = PaladinQueryRunner(host_path, sessionKey)
self.host_path = host_path
self.sessionKey = sessionKey
info = ServerInfo.build (self.runner)
# there is only one entry anyway
for f in info.all():
self.platform = f.platform.value
self.version = f.version.value
self.server_name = f.server_name.value
self.m_localapps = LocalApps.build (self)
self.m_templates = AppTemplates.build (self.runner)
self.m_installer = AppInstall.build (self.runner)
def __init__(self, host_path, username, password, login_url):
super(Splunkbase, self).__init__()
self.host_path = host_path
self.login_url = login_url
self.sessionKey = self.login(username, password)
self.runner = PaladinQueryRunner(self.host_path, self.sessionKey)
