This repo contains a Python SDK for Cisco Viptela vManage as well as a CLI and Ansible modules that leverage the SDK.
Stable releases are found in pypi. The master
branch is under active development and may not offer a stable interface.
- Python 3.6+
python3 -m venv env
. env/bin/activate
pip install viptela
pip install git+https://github.com/CiscoDevNet/python-viptela.git@specific_branch
git clone https://github.com/CiscoDevNet/python-viptela.git
cd python-viptela
pip install -e .
IP/DNS, port and credentials for the vManage server can be set for the SDK via environment variable
VMANAGE_HOST
VMANAGE_PORT
VMANAGE_USERNAME
VMANAGE_PASSWORD
Usage: vmanage [OPTIONS] COMMAND [ARGS]...
Options:
--host TEXT vManage Host (env: VMANAGE_HOST) [required]
--port INTEGER vManage Port (env: VMANAGE_PORT, default=443)
--username TEXT vManage Username (env: VMANAGE_USERNAME) [required]
--password TEXT vManage Password (env: VMANAGE_PASSWORD) [required]
--help Show this message and exit.
Commands:
activate Activate commands
certificate Certficate commands
clean Clean vManage
deactivate Deactivate commands
export Export commands
import Import commands
set vManage Settings set commands
show Show commands
vManage host and credentials can be also specified via command line options. The command line options override the environment variables. If no password is specified, the user will be prompted for one.
All template information is exported to a single file with to lists: feature_templates
and device_templates
. Each list contains dictionaries as pulled from the vManage API with a few
additions and modifications. First, a list of attached devices and a list of input variables
is added to the device template. Then instance IDs are translated into name so that the templates
can be imported into another vManage.
All policy template information is exported to a single file with four lists: policy_lists
,
policy_definitions
, central_policies
, local_policies
. Each list contains dictionaries as
pulled from the vManage API with the instance IDs converted to names so that policies can be
imported into another vManage.
--check
: Just check. No changes. (default=False)--update
: Update if exists (default=False)--diff
: Show diffs (default=False)
The CLI/SDK will import templates and policy idempotently and as non-destructivly as possible.
It will only add templates and policies that are not there. When a template or policy does exist
but is different than what is in the import file, it will not he updates unless the --update
option is given.
vmanage export templates --file vmanage-templates.json
vmanage --host=192.133.178.54 export templates --file vmanage-templates.json
vmanage export templates --type=device --file vmanage-templates.json --name=isr4331 --name=ISR1111-8P
vmanage export templates --type=feature --file vmanage-templates.json
vmanage import templates --file vmanage-templates.json
vmanage import templates --type=feature --file vmanage-templates.json
vmanage import templates --type=device --file vmanage-templates.json --name=isr4331 --name=ISR1111-8P
vmanage export policies --file vmanage-policies.json
vmanage import policies --file vmanage-policies.json
vmanage show template g0/0/0-R1 --diff g0/0/0-R2
[ ( 'change',
'templateDefinition.tunnel-interface.color.value.vipType',
('ignore', 'constant')),
( 'change',
'templateDefinition.tunnel-interface.color.value.vipValue',
('default', 'custom2')),
( 'add',
'templateDefinition.tunnel-interface.color.restrict',
[('vipVariableName', 'vpn_if_tunnel_color_restrict')]),
( 'change',
'templateId',
( '2a0481f4-a5b2-44bf-baad-59de4d3b4e99',
'1dc123db-7a14-40f5-9653-1c87ccd5eaa2')),
('change', 'createdOn', (1569072320921, 1569072320260)),
('change', '@rid', (843, 839)),
( 'change',
'templateDescription',
( 'G0/0/0 Interface for R1 router with TLOC extension, adds NAT',
'G0/0/0 Interface for R2 router with TLOC extension, adds NAT, changes '
'color to custom2')),
('change', 'lastUpdatedOn', (1569072320921, 1569072320260))]
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