ibm-cloud-fail-over 1.0.21

Module providing IBM Fail over functions

IBM Cloud Fail Over Functions

Overview

IBM Cloud Fail Over is a Python module designed to automate failover processes for applications hosted on IBM Cloud. This module provides essential functions to manage failover scenarios effectively, ensuring high availability and reliability.

Features

• Automated Failover: Seamlessly switch to backup resources when primary resources are unavailable.
• Resource Management: Manage critical resources like Virtual IPs and Floating IPs with ease.

Installation

You can install the IBM Cloud Fail Over module using pip. Run the following command:

pip install ibm_cloud_fail_over

Usage

Main Functions

fail_over_cr_vip

This function manages the failover of a Cloud Resource Virtual IP (CR VIP).

Usage:

from ibm_cloud_fail_over import fail_over_cr_vip

# Example usage
active_ip = fail_over_cr_vip(vpc_url='IBM Cloud VPC regional URL",
                           primary_vip='your_primary_vip',
                           secondary_vip='your_secondary_vip',
                           api_key="Optional: API key" )
print(active_ip)

Parameters:

Parameter	Type	Description
vpc_url	str	IBM Cloud VPC regional URL.
primary_vip	str	The primary Virtual IP to monitor.
secondary_vip	str	The secondary Virtual IP to switch to.
api_key	str	Optional needed only if you are not using trusted profile, IBM cloud api acsess key

Returns:

• The Active ip post failover operation.

fail_over_floating_ip_start

This function manages the failover of a Floating IP Attach to the caller Endpoint (VSI/BM)

Usage:

from ibm_cloud_fail_over import fail_over_floating_ip_start

# Example usage
result = fail_over_floating_ip_start(vpc_url='IBM Cloud VPC regional URL",
                                master_vni_id="Virtual network inetface uuid for new active",
                                passive_vni_id="Virtual network inetface uuid for new passive" ,
                                fip_id="the floating ip uuid",
                                api_key="Optional: API key" ))
print(result)

Parameters:

Parameter	Type	Description
vpc_url	str(url)	IBM Cloud VPC regional URL.
master_vni_id	str(uuid)	Virtual network inetface uuid for new active.
passive_vni_id	str(uuid)	Virtual network inetface uuid for new active.
fip_id	str(uuid)	Floating IP uuid to move.
api_key	str	Optional needed only if you are not using trusted profile, IBM cloud api acsess key
Returns:

• A confirmation message indicating the success or failure of the failover operation.

fail_over_floating_ip_stop

This function manages the failover of a Floating IP Detach to the caller Endpoint (VSI/BM)

Usage:

from ibm_cloud_fail_over import fail_over_floating_ip_stop

# Example usage
result = fail_over_floating_ip_stop(vpc_url='IBM Cloud VPC regional URL",
                                master_vni_id="Virtual network inetface uuid for new active",
                                passive_vni_id="Virtual network inetface uuid for new passive" ,
                                fip_id="the floating ip uuid",
                                api_key="Optional: API key" ))
print(result)

Parameters:

Parameter	Type	Description
vpc_url	str(url)	IBM Cloud VPC regional URL.
master_vni_id	str(uuid)	Virtual network inetface uuid for new active.
passive_vni_id	str(uuid)	Virtual network inetface uuid for new active.
fip_id	str(uuid)	Floating IP uuid to move.
api_key	str	Optional needed only if you are not using trusted profile, IBM cloud api acsess key
Returns:

• A confirmation message indicating the success or failure of the failover operation.

fail_over_get_attached_fip

This function manages the failover of a Floating IP Detach to the caller Endpoint (VSI/BM)

Usage:

from ibm_cloud_fail_over import fail_over_get_attached_fip

# Example usage
api_key = ""
attached_fip_id, attached_fip_ip = fail_over_get_attached_fip(api_key)

print(attached_fip_ip)
print(attached_fip_id)

Parameters: None

Returns: attached_fip_id, attached_fip_ip

fail_over_public_address_range

This function manages the failover of a public address range by updating its target zone to match the VSI's local availability zone.

Usage:

from ibm_cloud_fail_over import fail_over_public_address_range

# Example usage
result = fail_over_public_address_range(
    range_id="public_address_range_uuid",
    vpc_url="IBM Cloud VPC regional URL",
    api_key="Optional: API key",
    api_version="2025-05-06",  # Optional: API version
    maturity="beta",           # Optional: API maturity level
    generation="2"             # Optional: API generation
)
print(result)

Parameters:

Parameter	Type	Description
range_id	str(uuid)	The ID of the public address range to update
vpc_url	str(url)	IBM Cloud VPC regional URL
api_key	str	Optional: IBM Cloud API key (needed only if not using trusted profile)
api_version	str	Optional: API version (defaults to "2025-05-06")
maturity	str	Optional: API maturity level (defaults to "beta")
generation	str	Optional: API generation (defaults to "2")

Returns:

• The updated public address range information if an update was needed
• None if no update was needed (range already in correct zone)

Note:

• The function automatically detects the VSI's local availability zone
• The range is only updated if its current zone differs from the VSI's local zone
• Requires the same instance metadata service and trusted profile setup as other functions

fail_over_check_par_zone_compatibility

This function checks if a public address range and the VSI are in the same availability zone.

Usage:

from ibm_cloud_fail_over import fail_over_check_par_zone_compatibility

# Example usage
zones_match, current_zone = fail_over_check_par_zone_compatibility(
    range_id="public_address_range_uuid",
    vpc_url="IBM Cloud VPC regional URL",
    api_key="Optional: API key",
    api_version="2025-05-06",  # Optional: API version
    maturity="beta",           # Optional: API maturity level
    generation="2"             # Optional: API generation
)

if zones_match:
    print(f"PAR and VSI are in the same zone: {current_zone}")
else:
    print(f"PAR and VSI are in different zones. PAR zone: {current_zone}")

Parameters:

Parameter	Type	Description
range_id	str(uuid)	The ID of the public address range to check
vpc_url	str(url)	IBM Cloud VPC regional URL
api_key	str	Optional: IBM Cloud API key (needed only if not using trusted profile)
api_version	str	Optional: API version (defaults to "2025-05-06")
maturity	str	Optional: API maturity level (defaults to "beta")
generation	str	Optional: API generation (defaults to "2")

Returns:

• A tuple containing:
  • bool: True if the public address range and VSI are in the same zone, False otherwise
  • str: The current zone name of the public address range

Note:

• The function automatically detects the VSI's local availability zone
• Requires the same instance metadata service and trusted profile setup as other functions
• Useful for checking zone compatibility before performing failover operations

Troubleshooting

If you encounter issues while using the module, consider the following:

• Invalid IP Addresses: Ensure that the IP addresses provided for primary and secondary resources are valid and reachable.
• Network Issues: Check your network connectivity to the IBM Cloud resources.
• Permissions: Ensure that your IBM Cloud account has the necessary permissions to manage the specified resources.
• Required dependencies: Enable Instance Metada Service on Both Enpoints
• Optional dependencies: Enable Trusted profile to avoid using and api access key

For further assistance, please check the GitHub Issues page or contact the project maintainer.

Contributing

We welcome contributions! To contribute to the project, please follow these steps:

1. Fork the repository.
2. Create a new branch (git checkout -b feature/YourFeature).
3. Make your changes and commit them (git commit -m 'Add some feature').
4. Push to the branch (git push origin feature/YourFeature).
5. Create a new Pull Request.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.

Contact

For questions or support, please open an issue on GitHub or contact the project maintainer at [e-mail].

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