Integration pack that provides support for Device42, a self-documenting CMDB and single source of truth for all things IT infrastructure
Dynamic User Permissions per Lifecycle Stage
Automated Server Provisioning with Device42, Stackstorm, and PXE Kickstart
Automated Server Provisioning Technical Walkthrough
Copy the example configuration in device42.yaml.example
to /opt/stackstorm/configs/device42.yaml and edit as required.
d42_server- Device42 instance address (with protocol and with trailing slash) ex: https://10.42.2.241/api/1.0/d42_username- Device42 usernamed42_password- Device42 passwordverify_certificate- Set tofalsein case of self-signed SSL certificated42_doql_api_path- Set to '/services/data/v1.0/query/' to use the DOQL API endpoint.
You can also use dynamic values from the datastore. See the docs for more info.
Note : When modifying the configuration in /opt/stackstorm/configs/ please
remember to tell StackStorm to load these new values by running
st2ctl reload --register-configs
$ st2 action list -p device42
+-------------------------------------------------+----------+---------------------------------------------------+
| ref | pack | description |
+-------------------------------------------------+----------+---------------------------------------------------+
| device42.add_device_lifecycle | device42 | Adds a lifecycle event to a Device |
| | | |
| device42.create_dhcp_lease_reservation | device42 | Create DHCP lease reservation between a MAC |
| | | address and IP address as stored in Device42 on a |
| | | DHCP server of your choice. Utilizies pypureomapi |
| | | to make OMAPI requests to isc-dhcp-server / dhcpd |
| | | linux type DHCP servers. |
| | | |
| device42.create_or_edit_ip | device42 | Create or edit an IP Address in D42 |
| | | |
| device42.device_name_list | device42 | Returns list of devices names |
| | | |
| device42.get_device_by_id | device42 | Get a device with full details from D42 by its ID |
| | | |
| device42.get_dns_zone | device42 | Returns DNS zone file |
| | | |
| device42.get_lifecycle_event_objects | device42 | Returns a list of lifecycle event objects from |
| | | D42. Useful for populating ST2 datastore. |
| | | |
| device42.get_lifecycle_events | device42 | get lifecycle events from D42 with optional |
| | | filtering parameters. https://api.device42.com |
| | | /#asset-device-life-cycle |
| | | |
| device42.networking_lifecycle_automation | device42 | gets device then suggests the next IP in a subnet |
| | | and creates it in Device42. Adds IP to device in |
| | | D42. Creates DHCP reservation and creates a |
| | | specific PXE config for this machine. |
| | | |
| device42.suggest_and_create_ip | device42 | suggests the next IP in a subnet and creates it |
| | | in Device42 |
| | | |
| device42.suggest_next_ip | device42 | Suggest next available IP Address |
| | | |
| device42.update_device | device42 | Update a device on D42 |
| | | |
| device42.update_object_category_by_lifecycle_id | device42 | Update a devices object category and more on D42 |
| | | |
| | | based on an incoming lifecycle event ID. |
| device42.write_pxe_cfg | device42 | Simply writes a pxe cfg for an incoming MAC addr |
| | | + OS. Requires configuration based on your |
| | | environment specific PXE configuration. |
+-------------------------------------------------+----------+---------------------------------------------------+
# st2 run device42.device_name_list os=freebsd
id: 57e2dad51d41c80479ff1de6
status: succeeded
parameters:
os: freebsd
result:
exit_code: 0
result:
- freebsd
- freebsd-93-001
- Unknown
stderr: ''
stdout: ''# st2 run device42.suggest_next_ip subnet=10.15.24.0/22
id: 57e2d9741d41c80479ff1dc8
status: succeeded
parameters:
subnet: 10.15.24.0/22
result:
exit_code: 0
result: 10.15.24.1
stderr: ''
stdout: ''# st2 run device42.get_dns_zone domain=domain.com
id: 581c7c441d41c804d9067e59
status: succeeded
parameters:
domain: domain.com
result:
exit_code: 0
result: ''@ 3600 IN SOA nh-win2k8r2-vm-03 hostmaster. 107493 900 600 86400 3600
@ 600 IN A 192.168.11.161
@ 3600 IN NS nh-win2k8r2-vm-03
gc._msdcs 600 IN A 192.168.11.161
_ldap._tcp.gc._msdcs 600 IN SRV 0 100 3268 nh-win2k8r2-vm-03'
stderr: ''
stdout: ''# st2 run device42.get_device_by_id device_id=15
id: 5a09b77bf2fdc607ac43f206
status: succeeded
parameters:
device_id: '15'
result:
exit_code: 0
result:
aliases: []
asset_no: ''
category: Inventoried_LC
cpucore: 2
cpucount: 2
cpuspeed: 1900.0
custom_fields:
- key: Puppet Node ID
notes: Puppet Server 10.42.7.60
value: puppet.device42.pvt
- key: test_field
notes: null
value: 22 days
- key: test_field2
notes: null
value: Linux
- key: node_classes
notes: ''
value: '{"classes": {"example": { "param": "example_param" } }, "environment": "production" }'
- key: lifecycle
notes: Delivered, Installed, Configured, Deployed, InService
value: Delivered
- key: Salt Node ID
notes: null
value: null
customer: null
device_external_links: []
device_id: 15
device_purchase_line_items: []
hdd_details: null
hddcount: 3
hddraid: null
hddraid_type: null
hddsize: 18.25
...
stderr: ''
stdout: ''# st2 run device42.get_lifecycle_events device_name="example.device42" date_gt="2017-11-11"
id: 5a09b915f2fdc607ac43f209
status: succeeded
parameters:
date_gt: '2017-11-11'
device_name: example.device42
result:
exit_code: 0
result:
lifecycle_events:
- date: '2017-11-13T15:20:42Z'
device: example.device42
id: 30
notes: ''
type: Checked In
limit: 1000
offset: 0
total_count: 1
stderr: ''
stdout: '' st2 run device42.update_device identifier=15 identifier_type="device_id" changes='{"tags":"example_tag"}'
.................................
id: 5a09bb4bf2fdc607ac43f20c
status: succeeded
parameters:
changes:
tags: example_tag
identifier: '15'
identifier_type: device_id
result:
exit_code: 0
result:
code: 0
msg:
- 'device added or updated '
- 15
- example.device42
- true
stderr: ''
stdout: ''
-
rules engine log: tail -f /var/log/st2/st2rulesengine.log
-
Review the input parameters for a given action in its {action_name}.yaml file in /opt/stackstorm/packs/device42/actions
-
An example json file is included to show the structure for importing data directly into the key value store for use with the device42fork.lifecycle_triggered_object_category_change rule. Associate Lifecycle type IDs from Device42 to the name of the new object category to apply to the device.
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