Foreman
Python library to manipulate The Foreman through the API
- Authors:
David Blaisonneau david.blaisonneau@orange.com
Arnaud Morin arnaud1.morin@orange.com
License: Apache 2.0
Usage
- Load the code::
>>> from foreman import Foreman >>> foreman = Foreman(login=args["admin"], password=args["password"], ip=args["ip"])
- Manipulate hosts::
>>> foreman.hosts.keys() dict_keys(['foreman.my.domain', 'server1.my.domain', 'server2.my.domain']) >>> foreman.hosts['foreman.my.domain'] {'compute_resource_name': None, 'certname': 'foreman.my.domain', ... >>> foreman.hosts['foreman.my.domain']['operatingsystem_name'] 'Ubuntu 14.04.2 LTS'
List of managed objects
domains
smartProxies
puppetClasses
operatingSystems
architectures
subnets
hostgroups
hosts
computeResources
environments
configTemplates
smartClassParameters
settings
ptables
media
Debug the API calls
Explore the api foreman.api object, and the ‘history’ list, containing the last api calls
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Metadata
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