def handle_network(self, network):
'''Take a single network and create/update in NSoT'''
c = self.client
cidr = '%s/%d' % (network['network_address'], network['prefix_length'])
network.update({'site_id': self.site_id})
self.logger.debug('Network: %s', network)
already_exists = False
try:
# Test if existing network to determine whether to PATCH or POST
# Remove attributes since these may not match exactly and the point
# is to be updating them
lookup = network.copy()
lookup.pop('attributes', None)
self.logger.debug('Lookup kwargs: %s', lookup)
existing = c.networks.get(**lookup)
self.logger.debug('Existing networks: %s', existing)
if existing:
already_exists = True
except ConnectionError:
self.click_ctx.fail('Cannot connect to NSoT server')
except HttpClientError as e:
self.handle_pynsot_err(e)
except Exception as e:
self.logger.exception('handle_network, checking for existing net')
if already_exists:
# Set the proper ID to PATCH
network['id'] = existing[0]['id']
try:
self.logger.info('Patching: %s', network)
c.networks.patch([network])
success('%s updated!' % cidr)
except ConnectionError:
self.click_ctx.fail('Cannot connect to NSoT server')
except HttpClientError as e:
self.handle_pynsot_err(e, cidr)
except Exception as e:
self.logger.exception('handle_network, patching network')
else:
try:
self.logger.info('Posting: %s', network)
c.networks.post(network)
success('%s created!' % cidr)
except ConnectionError:
self.click_ctx.fail('Cannot connect to NSoT server')
except HttpClientError as e:
self.handle_pynsot_err(e, cidr)
except Exception as e:
self.logger.exception('handle_network, posting network')
def handle_network(self, network):
'''Take a single network and create/update in NSoT'''
c = self.client
cidr = '%s/%d' % (network['network_address'], network['prefix_length'])
network.update({'site_id': self.site_id})
self.logger.debug('Network: %s', network)
already_exists = False
try:
# Test if existing network to determine whether to PATCH or POST
# Remove attributes since these may not match exactly and the point
# is to be updating them
lookup = network.copy()
lookup.pop('attributes', None)
self.logger.debug('Lookup kwargs: %s', lookup)
existing = c.networks.get(**lookup)
self.logger.debug('Existing networks: %s', existing)
if existing:
already_exists = True
except ConnectionError:
self.click_ctx.fail('Cannot connect to NSoT server')
except HttpClientError as e:
self.handle_pynsot_err(e)
except Exception as e:
self.logger.exception('handle_network, checking for existing net')
if already_exists:
# Set the proper ID to PATCH
network['id'] = existing[0]['id']
try:
self.logger.info('Patching: %s', network)
c.networks.patch([network])
success('%s updated!' % cidr)
except ConnectionError:
self.click_ctx.fail('Cannot connect to NSoT server')
except HttpClientError as e:
self.handle_pynsot_err(e, cidr)
except Exception as e:
self.logger.exception('handle_network, patching network')
else:
try:
self.logger.info('Posting: %s', network)
c.networks.post(network)
success('%s created!' % cidr)
except ConnectionError:
self.click_ctx.fail('Cannot connect to NSoT server')
except HttpClientError as e:
self.handle_pynsot_err(e, cidr)
except Exception as e:
self.logger.exception('handle_network, posting network')
def handle_device(self, device):
'''Take a single device and create/update in NSoT'''
c = self.client
device.update({'site_id': self.site_id})
self.logger.debug('Device', device)
already_exists = False
try:
lookup = device.copy()
lookup.pop('attributes', None)
self.logger.debug('Lookup kwargs: %s', lookup)
existing = c.devices.get(**lookup)
self.logger.debug('Existing devices: %s', existing)
if existing:
already_exists = True
except ConnectionError:
self.click_ctx.fail('Cannot connect to NSoT server')
except HttpClientError as e:
self.handle_pynsot_err(e)
except Exception as e:
self.logger.exception('handle_device, checking for existing dev')
if already_exists:
device['id'] = existing[0]['id']
try:
self.logger.info('Patching: %s', device)
c.devices.patch([device])
success('%s updated!' % device['hostname'])
except ConnectionError:
self.click_ctx.fail('Cannot connect to NSoT server')
except HttpClientError as e:
self.handle_pynsot_err(e, device['hostname'])
except Exception as e:
self.logger.exception('handle_device, patching device')
else:
try:
self.logger.info('Posting: %s', device)
c.devices.post(device)
success('%s created!' % device['hostname'])
except ConnectionError:
self.click_ctx.fail('Cannot connect to NSoT server')
except HttpClientError as e:
self.handle_pynsot_err(e, device['hostname'])
except Exception as e:
self.logger.exception('handle_device, posting device')
def handle_device(self, device):
'''Take a single device and create/update in NSoT'''
c = self.client
device.update({'site_id': self.site_id})
self.logger.debug('Device', device)
already_exists = False
try:
lookup = device.copy()
lookup.pop('attributes', None)
self.logger.debug('Lookup kwargs: %s', lookup)
existing = c.devices.get(**lookup)
self.logger.debug('Existing devices: %s', existing)
if existing:
already_exists = True
except ConnectionError:
self.click_ctx.fail('Cannot connect to NSoT server')
except HttpClientError as e:
self.handle_pynsot_err(e)
except Exception as e:
self.logger.exception('handle_device, checking for existing dev')
if already_exists:
device['id'] = existing[0]['id']
try:
self.logger.info('Patching: %s', device)
c.devices.patch([device])
success('%s updated!' % device['hostname'])
except ConnectionError:
self.click_ctx.fail('Cannot connect to NSoT server')
except HttpClientError as e:
self.handle_pynsot_err(e, device['hostname'])
except Exception as e:
self.logger.exception('handle_device, patching device')
else:
try:
self.logger.info('Posting: %s', device)
c.devices.post(device)
success('%s created!' % device['hostname'])
except ConnectionError:
self.click_ctx.fail('Cannot connect to NSoT server')
except HttpClientError as e:
self.handle_pynsot_err(e, device['hostname'])
except Exception as e:
self.logger.exception('handle_device, posting device')
def handle_interface(self, interface):
'''Take a single interface and create/update in NSoT
Note:
As part of the driver contract, an interface passed here might have
'device' set to a hostname instead of the ID. Until NSoT supports
natural key references within a resource, we should detect and
fetch this
'''
c = self.client
name = interface['name']
device = interface['device']
interface.update({'site_id': self.site_id})
self.logger.debug('Interface: %s', interface)
try:
result = c.devices.get(hostname=interface['device'])
if not result or 'count' in result and result['count'] == 0:
raise ValueError
else:
interface['device'] = result[0]['id']
except ValueError:
# interface['device'] = int(interface['device'])
interface['device'] = interface['device']
except Exception as e:
self.logger.exception('handle_interface, setting device ID')
already_exists = False
try:
# Test if existing interface to determine whether to PATCH or POST
# Remove attributes since these may not match exactly and the point
# is to be updating them
lookup = interface.copy()
lookup.pop('attributes', None)
self.logger.debug('Lookup kwargs: %s', lookup)
existing = c.interfaces.get(**lookup)
self.logger.debug('Existing interface: %s', existing)
if existing:
already_exists = True
except ConnectionError:
self.click_ctx.fail('Cannot connect to NSoT server')
except HttpClientError as e:
self.handle_pynsot_err(e)
except Exception as e:
self.logger.exception('handle_interface, checking for existing')
if already_exists:
# Set the proper ID to PATCH
interface['id'] = existing[0]['id']
try:
self.logger.info('Patching: %s', interface)
c.interfaces.patch([interface])
success('%s:%s updated!' % (device, name))
except ConnectionError:
self.click_ctx.fail('Cannot connect to NSoT server')
except HttpClientError as e:
self.handle_pynsot_err(e, name)
except Exception as e:
self.logger.exception('handle_interface, patching interface')
else:
try:
self.logger.info('Posting: %s', interface)
c.interfaces.post(interface)
success('%s:%s created!' % (device, name))
except ConnectionError:
self.click_ctx.fail('Cannot connect to NSoT server')
except HttpClientError as e:
self.handle_pynsot_err(e, name)
except Exception as e:
self.logger.exception('handle_interface, posting interface')
def handle_interface(self, interface):
'''Take a single interface and create/update in NSoT
Note:
As part of the driver contract, an interface passed here might have
'device' set to a hostname instead of the ID. Until NSoT supports
natural key references within a resource, we should detect and
fetch this
'''
c = self.client
name = interface['name']
device = interface['device']
interface.update({'site_id': self.site_id})
self.logger.debug('Interface: %s', interface)
try:
result = c.devices.get(hostname=interface['device'])
if not result or 'count' in result and result['count'] == 0:
raise ValueError
else:
interface['device'] = result[0]['id']
except ValueError:
interface['device'] = int(interface['device'])
except Exception as e:
self.logger.exception('handle_interface, setting device ID')
already_exists = False
try:
# Test if existing interface to determine whether to PATCH or POST
# Remove attributes since these may not match exactly and the point
# is to be updating them
lookup = interface.copy()
lookup.pop('attributes', None)
self.logger.debug('Lookup kwargs: %s', lookup)
existing = c.interfaces.get(**lookup)
self.logger.debug('Existing interface: %s', existing)
if existing:
already_exists = True
except ConnectionError:
self.click_ctx.fail('Cannot connect to NSoT server')
except HttpClientError as e:
self.handle_pynsot_err(e)
except Exception as e:
self.logger.exception('handle_interface, checking for existing')
if already_exists:
# Set the proper ID to PATCH
interface['id'] = existing[0]['id']
try:
self.logger.info('Patching: %s', interface)
c.interfaces.patch([interface])
success('%s:%s updated!' % (device, name))
except ConnectionError:
self.click_ctx.fail('Cannot connect to NSoT server')
except HttpClientError as e:
self.handle_pynsot_err(e, name)
except Exception as e:
self.logger.exception('handle_interface, patching interface')
else:
try:
self.logger.info('Posting: %s', interface)
c.interfaces.post(interface)
success('%s:%s created!' % (device, name))
except ConnectionError:
self.click_ctx.fail('Cannot connect to NSoT server')
except HttpClientError as e:
self.handle_pynsot_err(e, name)
except Exception as e:
self.logger.exception('handle_interface, posting interface')