config_save.py

Description

Save pending configurations for one or more fabrics.

Example configuration file

Note, if you are running this script in a multi-site environment, always list the child fabrics first, followed by the parent fabric.

The example below shows this scenario.

config/config_save.yaml

---
config:
  - fabric_name: ChildFabric1
  - fabric_name: ChildFabric2
  - fabric_name: MSDFabric

Example Usage

The example below uses environment variables for credentials, so requires only the --config argument. See Running the Example Scripts for details around specifying credentials from the command line, from environment variables, from Ansible Vault, or a combination of these credentials sources.

export ND_DOMAIN=local
export ND_IP4=10.1.1.1
export ND_PASSWORD=MySecret
export ND_USERNAME=admin
./config_save.py --config config/config_save.yaml
# output not shown

Example output

Success

Configurations saved successfully

(ndfc-python) arobel@Allen-M4 examples % ./config_save.py --config config/config_save.yaml --loglevel DEBUG
Triggered Config Save for fabric 'SITE2':
{
    "RETURN_CODE": 200,
    "DATA": {
        "status": "Config save is completed"
    },
    "MESSAGE": "OK",
    "METHOD": "POST",
    "REQUEST_PATH": "https://192.168.7.7/appcenter/cisco/ndfc/api/v1/lan-fabric/rest/control/fabrics/SITE2/config-save"
}
Triggered Config Save for fabric 'MSD':
{
    "RETURN_CODE": 200,
    "DATA": {
        "status": "Config save is completed"
    },
    "MESSAGE": "OK",
    "METHOD": "POST",
    "REQUEST_PATH": "https://192.168.7.7/appcenter/cisco/ndfc/api/v1/lan-fabric/rest/control/fabrics/MSD/config-save"
}
(ndfc-python) arobel@Allen-M4 examples %

Failure

TODO: Add failer case