aac-init
A CLI tool to bootstrap and configure ACI fabric using ACI as Code.
$ aac-init -h
Usage: aac-init [OPTIONS]
A CLI tool to bootstrap and configure ACI fabric using ACI as Code.
Options:
--version Show the version and exit.
-d, --data PATH Path to aac-init YAML data files.
[required]
-l, --log-level [debug|info|warning|error|critical]
Specify the logging level. Default setting
is 'info'. [default: info]
-t, --max-switch-concurrent INTEGER
A number of max TFTP concurrent requests.
-h, --help Show this message and exit.
All data from the YAML files (-d/--data option) will use to bootstrap and configure ACI fabric.
In case there's bandwidth limitation with TFTP server and cannot support a large concurrent switch requests, use -t to limit switch concurrent requests, there's no limitation by default.
The data folder MUST use following structure, 00-global_policy.yml and 01-fabric_mgmt.yml are mandatory required, see docs/data_template for details.
data/
├── 00-global_policy.yml # mandatory, ACI fabric global policies
└── nac_data
├── 01-fabric_mgmt.yml # mandatory, ACI fabric switch connection information
└── other-yaml-files.. # optional, other ACI as Code configurations
Prerequisite
- Working knowledge of ACI and Network as Code - ACI
- A HTTP/TFTP server is required to store APIC/ACI switch image for wiping/booting APIC/ACI switch to particular version. See
docs/image_serverif you don't have experience on setting up image server.
Installation
Python 3.10+ is required to install aac-init. Don't have Python 3.10 or later? See Python 3 Getting Started.
aac-init can be installed using pip:
pip install aac-init
You will also need to install ansible and related NetworkAsCode dependencies, see Cisco Network As Code - Ansible for details. You can also find requirements.yml/requirements.txt at docs/requirements.
apt-get install ansible
ansible-galaxy install -r requirements.yml
pip install -r requirements.txt
Usage
$ aac-init -d data/
Select single or multiple choice(s) to init ACI Fabric:
[1] Wipe and boot APIC/switch to particular version
[2] APIC initial setup (Single Pod)
[3] Init ACI Fabric via NaC (Network as Code)
Example: (1,2,.. or *): *
Are you sure to proceed with the following choice(s)?
[1] Wipe and boot APIC/switch to particular version
[2] APIC initial setup (Single Pod)
[3] Init ACI Fabric via NaC (Network as Code)
(yes, no) [yes]:
Update aac-init to latest version
pip install aac-init --upgrade
Uninstallation
pip uninstall aac-init
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