spiro-ip
========
A quick and simple module to get information about the various IPs of your salt
minions.
This is meant to be installed on minions.
Installation
============
On minions, run `pip install spiro-ip`
Or, as a state:
```
{% if grains['pythonversion'][0] == 2 %}
{% set pipbin = "/usr/bin/pip2" %}
{% else %}
{% set pipbin = "/usr/bin/pip3" %}
{% endif %}
spiro-ip:
pip.installed:
- bin_env: {{pipbin}}
```
Interface
=========
A number of things are provided:
Grains
------
* `externalip4`, `externalip6`: Queries external services for your IP, useful
if the minion is behind a NAT or other complex network
Modules
-------
* `ip.addrs4`, `ip.addrs6`: Collates information about a minion's IP address
from several sources.
* `network.ipaddrs` / `network.ipaddrs6`
* AWS metadata (if you've set `metadata_server_grains: True`, see the [metadata grain](https://docs.saltstack.com/en/latest/ref/grains/all/salt.grains.metadata.html))
* `externalip4` / `externalip6` grains (above)
Configuration
=============
No configuration is required. However, as mentioned above, it might be useful to
set `metadata_server_grains: True`.
You may find it useful to set `ip.addrs4` / `ip.addrs6` as mine_functions so
that minions can get each other's IP address. Example:
```
mine_functions:
ip.addrs4: []
ip.addrs6: []
```
========
A quick and simple module to get information about the various IPs of your salt
minions.
This is meant to be installed on minions.
Installation
============
On minions, run `pip install spiro-ip`
Or, as a state:
```
{% if grains['pythonversion'][0] == 2 %}
{% set pipbin = "/usr/bin/pip2" %}
{% else %}
{% set pipbin = "/usr/bin/pip3" %}
{% endif %}
spiro-ip:
pip.installed:
- bin_env: {{pipbin}}
```
Interface
=========
A number of things are provided:
Grains
------
* `externalip4`, `externalip6`: Queries external services for your IP, useful
if the minion is behind a NAT or other complex network
Modules
-------
* `ip.addrs4`, `ip.addrs6`: Collates information about a minion's IP address
from several sources.
* `network.ipaddrs` / `network.ipaddrs6`
* AWS metadata (if you've set `metadata_server_grains: True`, see the [metadata grain](https://docs.saltstack.com/en/latest/ref/grains/all/salt.grains.metadata.html))
* `externalip4` / `externalip6` grains (above)
Configuration
=============
No configuration is required. However, as mentioned above, it might be useful to
set `metadata_server_grains: True`.
You may find it useful to set `ip.addrs4` / `ip.addrs6` as mine_functions so
that minions can get each other's IP address. Example:
```
mine_functions:
ip.addrs4: []
ip.addrs6: []
```
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