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A package to automate Proxmox VE tasks

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pveautomate

Proxmox VE api (not fully implemented)

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pveautomate

pveautomate.automate

ProxmoxManager Objects

class ProxmoxManager()

__init__

def __init__(proxmox_url,
             proxmox_user,
             proxmox_password,
             node,
             verify_ssl=False)

Initialize the ProxmoxManager with the required parameters.

Arguments:

  • proxmox_url str - The URL of the Proxmox VE server.
  • proxmox_user str - The username to authenticate with.
  • proxmox_password str - The password to authenticate with.
  • node str - The Proxmox VE node to manage.
  • verify_ssl bool - Whether to verify SSL certificates. Defaults to False.

write_vm_data

def write_vm_data()

Write VM data to a CSV file.

This method is usually internal and is used to dump data on range VMs to a CSV file.

read_vm_data

def read_vm_data()

Read VM data from a CSV file.

This method is usually internal and is used to load data on range VMs from a CSV file.

authenticate

def authenticate()

Authenticate with the Proxmox VE host and obtain a ticket and CSRF token.

This method is usually internal and is used to authorize with the PVE host.

Returns:

  • tuple - A tuple containing the ticket and CSRF token.

get_next_vm_id

def get_next_vm_id(ticket)

Get the next available VMID for clone/create operations.

Arguments:

  • ticket str - The authentication ticket.

Returns:

  • int - The next available VMID.

clone_vm

def clone_vm(ticket, csrf_token, template_id, new_name, new_id)

Clone a VM or template to a new VMID and assign a new name.

Arguments:

  • ticket str - The authentication ticket.
  • csrf_token str - The CSRF prevention token.
  • template_id int - The ID of the template to clone.
  • new_name str - The new name for the cloned VM.
  • new_id int - The new VMID for the cloned VM.

Returns:

  • dict - The response data from the clone operation.

assign_admin_vm_permissions

def assign_admin_vm_permissions(ticket, csrf_token, vm_id, user)

Assign admin permissions to a user for a given VMID.

Arguments:

  • ticket str - The authentication ticket.
  • csrf_token str - The CSRF prevention token.
  • vm_id int - The ID of the VM.
  • user str - The user to assign admin permissions to.

set_vm_desc

def set_vm_desc(ticket, csrf_token, vm_id, desc)

Set the description (Notes) of a VMID.

Arguments:

  • ticket str - The authentication ticket.
  • csrf_token str - The CSRF prevention token.
  • vm_id int - The ID of the VM.
  • desc str - The description to set for the VM.

destroy_vm

def destroy_vm(vmid)

Destroy a VM by its ID.

Arguments:

  • vmid int - The ID of the VM to destroy.

create_user

def create_user(new_username, new_password, realm, name=None)

Create a new user in the given realm

Arguments:

  • new_username str - The username (typically short and lowercase, e.g 'john')
  • new_password str - The user's new password
  • realm str - Which realm the user belongs to (typically 'pve' or 'pam' unless your cluster has external authentication sources configured)
  • name str, optional - Human-readable long name for user (e.g. 'John Doe')

list_users

def list_users()

Internal method. Returns data array about active users in the cluster

check_if_user

def check_if_user(find_userid)

Check wether or not given username exists in given realm

Arguments:

  • find_userid str - user id to search for (full userid, e.g. 'foo@pve')

destroy_range

def destroy_range()

Destroy all range VMs.

This method is intended for internal use and may not be suitable for a library.

create_win_range

def create_win_range(user=None)

Create three cloned VMs for a given username.

This method is intended for internal use and may not be suitable for a library.

Arguments:

  • user str - The username to assign to the cloned VMs. Defaults to None.

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