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Skyinfoblox is the GoLang API wrapper for Infoblox. The wrapper uses the REST API interface provided by Infoblox. Skyinfoblox currently supports v2.6.1 of the Infoblox API. There is also a command line interface which can be built by running make in the root of this repo.
The Infoblox API documentation may be accessed by appending /wapidoc/ to the Infoblox server URL. E.g https://example-infoblox.example.com/wapidoc/
make test
make all
This will give you skyinfoblox-cli file which you can use to interact with InfoBlox API.
Note: starting from release 0.1.0, a new API has been provided. The new API supports CRUD operations on all object types.
The Server WAPI version can be configured at client creation time (it defaults anyhow to v2.6.1). Support for older versions schemes is driven by the Infoblox WAPI server itself (query your server schema to find out the list of supported versions).
import(
"github.com/sky-uk/skyinfoblox"
"github.com/sky-uk/skyinfoblox/api/common/v261" // only if you want to use (a limited set of) v261 objects as defined structs
)
In order to get an API client object first set a list of connnection parameters and pass it to the Connect() function:
params := Params{
WapiVersion: "v2.6.1", // this is anyhow the default...
URL: server,
User: username,
Password: password,
IgnoreSSL: true,
Debug: true,
}
client := Connect(params)
You can create any object you like setting object profile in a map:
adminRole := make(map[string]interface{})
adminRole["name"] = "a role name"
adminRole["comment"] = "An initial comment"
refObj, err := client.Create("adminrole", adminRole)
Or, for a limited selection of objects we directly support, you can use our provided structs:
disable := true
superUser := false
adminGroup := model.IBXAdminGroup{
AccessMethod: []string{"API"},
Comment: "API Access only",
Disable: &disable,
EmailAddresses: []string{"test@example-test.com"},
Name: "test",
Roles: []string{"test-role"},
SuperUser: &superUser,
}
refObj, err := client.Create("admingroup", adminGroup)
refObj, err = client.Delete(refObj)
The Delete() function returns the deleted object reference or an error otherwise
obj := make(map[string]interface{})
err = client.Read(objRef, []string{<list of attrs you want back>}, &obj)
updatedRefObj, err := client.Update(refObj, newObjectProfileAsMap)
This function can come handy if you like to get anyhow the created object back instead of only its reference. It returns the created object as map[string]interface{} You can create any object you like setting object profile in a map:
adminRole := make(map[string]interface{})
adminRole["name"] = "a role name"
adminRole["comment"] = "An initial comment"
myObj, err := client.CreateAndRead("adminrole", adminRole)
Again this can be handy to get the updated object back
updatedObj, err := client.UpdateAndRead(refObj, newObjectProfileAsMap)
The CLI may be built by running make in the root of the repo. Make will build the skyinfoblox binary.
$ make
The Infoblox server credentials may either be passed as options to skyinfoblox on the command line or by setting environment variables.
Passing credentials as options
./skyinfoblox -username example-user -password examplePassword -server https://example-infoblox.example.com ....
Setting credentials through environment variables
$ export IBX_USERNAME="example-user"
$ export IBX_PASSWORD="examplePassword"
$ export IBX_SERVER="https://example-infoblox.example.com"
General help
$ ./skyinfoblox-cli -h
Help for a sub-command. E.g. zone-create
$ ./skyinfoblox-cli sub-command -h
The CLI has sub-commands for each Infoblox object type. Please see the links under Infoblox Objects for specific examples.
import(
"github.com/sky-uk/skyinfoblox"
)
client := skyinfoblox.NewInfobloxClient(
infobloxServer, // e.g. https://example-infoblox.example.com
infobloxUsername,
infobloxPassword,
allowUnverifiedSSL, // ignore certificate errors (boolean)
debug, // enable debugging (boolean)
)
// create a new client
client := skyinfoblox.NewInfobloxClient(infobloxServer, infobloxUsername, infobloxPassword, true, true)
This is an example of how to perform a request. More detailed examples may be found under Infoblox Objects below.
E.g. admingroup
// Prepare a request...
// returnFields is specific to each object type and determines which attributes are returned from the Infoblox API.
returnFields := []string{"name", "comment", "disable", "roles", "email_addresses", "superuser", "access_method"}
adminGroupName := "example-group"
getAdminGroupAPI := admingroup.NewGet(adminGroupName, returnFields)
// Perform the request...
err := client.Do(getAdminGroupAPI)
if err != nil {
// handle errors....
}
E.g. returned response object is an interface and we need to cast it as an *admingroup.IBXAdminGroup.
response := *adminGroupShowAPI.ResponseObject().(*admingroup.IBXAdminGroup)
adminGroupName := response.Name
httpStatus := getAdminGroupAPI.StatusCode()
The following Infoblox Objects may be managed through these bindings:
- Admin Group
- DHCP Range
- Network
- Name Server Group for Authoritative Zones
- Name Server Group for Delegated Zones
- Name Server Group for Forwarding Zones
- Name Server Group for Stub Zones
- Name Server Group for Forward/Stub Zones
- Records
- Zone Auth
- Zone Forward
Note: starting from release 0.1.0, a new API has been provided. The new API supports CRUD operations on all object types. The old API is still present but considered deprecated. At some point in the future of the 0.1 release the old API may be deleted.
The Server WAPI version can be configured at client creation time (it defaults anyhow to v2.6.1). Support for older versions schemes is driven by the Infoblox WAPI server itself (query your server schema to find out the list of supported versions).
Same as before:
import "github.com/sky-uk/skyinfoblox"
In order to get an API client object first set a list of connnection parameters and pass it to the Connect() function:
params := Params{
WapiVersion: "v2.6.1", // this is anyhow the default...
URL: server,
User: username,
Password: password,
IgnoreSSL: true,
Debug: true,
}
client := Connect(params)
You can create any object you like setting object profile in a map:
adminRole := make(map[string]interface{})
adminRole["name"] = "a role name"
adminRole["comment"] = "An initial comment"
refObj, err := client.Create("adminrole", adminRole)
Or, for a limited selection of objects we directly support, you can use our provided structs:
disable := true
superUser := false
adminGroup := model.IBXAdminGroup{
AccessMethod: []string{"API"},
Comment: "API Access only",
Disable: &disable,
EmailAddresses: []string{"test@example-test.com"},
Name: "test",
Roles: []string{"test-role"},
SuperUser: &superUser,
}
refObj, err := client.Create("admingroup", adminGroup)
refObj, err = client.Delete(refObj)
The Delete() function returns the deleted object reference or an error otherwise
obj := make(map[string]interface{})
err = client.Read(objRef, []string{<list of attrs you want back>}, &obj)
updatedRefObj, err := client.Update(refObj, newObjectProfileAsMap)
$ make test