nornir-sql 0.1.0

Installation

Install from pypi

pip install nornir-sql

Install from GitHUB

pip install git+https://github.com/realvitya/nornir_sql.git

Simple example

from nornir import InitNornir

host_query = """\
SELECT ciname AS name, ip AS hostname, region AS 'data.region'
FROM host_table
WHERE status='deployed'
"""

inventory = {
    "plugin": "SQLInventory",
    "options": {
        "sql_connection": "sqlite:///inventory.db",
        "hosts_query": hosts_query,
    }
}

nr = InitNornir(inventory=inventory)
print(nr.inventory.hosts['FW1']['region'])

Configuration

This plugin is based on SQLAlchemy and supports all databases that SQLAlchemy does.

These configuration options can be used:

1. sql_connection: SQLAlchemy connection string

   Format: {driver}://[user]:[password]@{DBSERVER}/{DATABASE}

   SQLite example:

   sqlite:///somedb.db

   MSSQL example with domain user authentication:

   mssql+pymssql://ACME\\dbuser:verysecret@DBSRV1/INFRA
2. hosts_query: Select statement which returns hosts inventory elements.

   The select must return at minimum the name field!

   Field names must match the expected Nornir inventory elements!

   The data elements are expected in data.[element] format. Quotation is needed!

   If groups are returned, the following groups_query also has to be specified!
3. groups_query: Select statement which returns groups inventory elements.

   Same requirements apply as for the hosts_query.
4. groups_file: path to a YAML file containing group definitions. Format is that same as used by SimpleInventory

   This parameter is ignored when groups_query or groups are specified!

   Using this parameter requires group assignments outside of this plugin! Check docs!
5. groups: group definition as dict. Same restrictions and features apply as by using groups_file!

   Ignored when groups_query is specified!

   Using this parameter requires group assignments outside of this plugin! Check docs!
6. defaults: This is a dictionary which contains inventory elements. These will be applied to hosts.