vspherefdw

vspherefdw is a PostgreSQL foreign data wrapper to query your VMware vSphere service.

Features:

• Table: vmlist
  • List all virtual machines.
  • Power On or Off the specified virtual machine.
• Table: hostlist
  • List all vSphere hosts.
• Table: datastorelist
  • List all datastores

Sample of "vmlist" table

postgres=# SELECT numcpu, memorysize, powerstate, host, ip FROM vmlist;
          name         | numcpu | memorysize | powerstate |     host      |       ip
-----------------------+--------+------------+------------+---------------+-----------------
 VM-121                |     8  |      16384 | poweredOn  | 192.168.1.5   | 192.168.2.217
 VM-122                |     8  |      16384 | poweredOn  | 192.168.1.6   | 192.168.2.154
 VM-115                |     8  |      16384 | poweredOn  | 192.168.1.3   | 192.168.2.242
 VM-111                |     8  |      16384 | poweredOn  | 192.168.1.3   | 192.168.2.206
 VM-102                |     8  |      16384 | poweredOn  | 192.168.1.4   | 192.168.2.37
 VM-092                |     8  |      16384 | poweredOn  | 192.168.1.2   | 192.168.2.55
 VM-052                |     8  |      16384 | poweredOff | 192.168.1.1   | 192.168.2.56

Sample of "hostlist" table

      name    | cluster    | connstate | maintenance | cpuusage | cpuoverall | memoryusage | memoryoverall
--------------+------------+-----------+-------------+----------+------------+-------------+---------------
 192.168.1.2 | MYCLUSTER  | connected | f           |     6433 |      41961 |      149937 |        262114
 192.168.1.4 | MYCLUSTER  | connected | f           |    18334 |      41961 |      247289 |        393186
 192.168.1.6 | MYCLUSTER  | connected | f           |    18899 |      83923 |      324347 |        392509
 192.168.1.7 |            | connected | f           |     1524 |      41961 |       14288 |         16355 
 192.168.1.3 | MYCLUSTER  | connected | f           |    15827 |      41961 |      245547 |        393186
 192.168.1.1 | MYCLUSTER  | connected | f           |    11883 |      41961 |      175103 |        261827
 192.168.1.5 | MYCLUSTER  | connected | f           |    13112 |      83923 |      335911 |        392509

Sample of "datastorelist" table

      name       | type | multiplehost |   freespace   |   capacity    |                                             hostmount
-----------------+------+--------------+---------------+---------------+---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
 datastore_ESXI06 | VMFS | f            |  289962721280 |  290984034304 | {'192.168.1.6'}
 datastore_ESXI07 | VMFS | f            | 2952075935744 | 7186017157120 | {'192.168.1.7'}
 datastore_ESXI04 | VMFS | f            |  289962721280 |  290984034304 | {'192.168.1.4'}
 datastore_ESXI05 | VMFS | f            |  289962721280 |  290984034304 | {'192.168.1.5'}
 datastore_ESXI01 | VMFS | f            |  290231156736 |  291252469760 | {'192.168.1.1'}
 datastore_ESXI02 | VMFS | f            |  289962721280 |  290984034304 | {'192.168.1.2'}
 datastore_ESXI03 | VMFS | f            |  289962721280 |  290984034304 | {'192.168.1.3'}
 DataStore2       | VMFS | t            | 2034656870400 | 4397778075648 | {'192.168.1.6','192.168.1.2','192.168.1.5','192.168.1.4','192.168.1.3','192.168.1.1'}
 DataStore1       | VMFS | t            |  549563924480 |  643976658944 | {'192.168.1.6','192.168.1.2','192.168.1.5','192.168.1.4','192.168.1.3','192.168.1.1'}
 DataStore3       | VMFS | t            | 1893419974656 | 4294698860544 | {'192.168.1.6','192.168.1.2','192.168.1.5','192.168.1.4','192.168.1.3','192.168.1.1'}
 DataStore4       | VMFS | t            | 2316055871488 | 4294698860544 | {'192.168.1.6','192.168.1.2','192.168.1.5','192.168.1.4','192.168.1.3','192.168.1.1'}

Tested Platform

• PostgreSQL 11
• Python 3.6
• Multicorn 1.3.4

Installation

• Install pyVmomi

$ sudo pip install pyVmomi

• Find multicorn python path. In my environment: /usr/lib/python3/dist-packages/multicorn

$ cd /usr/lib/python3/dist-packages/multicorn
$ sudo git clone https://github.com/ycku/vspherefdw.git

• In PostgreSQL, the following needs to be excuted first as a superuser.
• Grant permission to normal role vsphere.

CREATE EXTENSION multicorn;
GRANT USAGE ON FOREIGN DATA WRAPPER multicorn TO vsphere;

• Query as a normal user vsphere.

CREATE SERVER vsphere_srv FOREIGN DATA WRAPPER multicorn OPTIONS (wrapper 'multicorn.vspherefdw.main.FDW', host 'vsphere_ip', user 'admin@domain', pwd 'password');

Create foreign table you need

Table: vmlist

• Do not modify the column name.
• Memroy unit: MB

CREATE FOREIGN TABLE vmlist (name text, numcpu int, 
                             memorysize int, 
                             powerstate text, 
                             host text, 
                             guestos text, 
                             ip inet)
                             SERVER vsphere_srv OPTIONS ( table 'vmlist');

• Query your virtual machine

SELECT * FROM vmlist; -- List all virtual machines
UPDATE vmlist SET powerstate = 'poweredOn' WHERE name = 'VM5432'; -- Power On machine "VM5432"
UPDATE vmlist SET powerstate = 'poweredOff' WHERE name = 'VM5432'; -- Power Off machine "VM5432"

Table: hostlist

• Do not modify the column name.
• CPU unit: MHz
• Memory unit: MB

CREATE FOREIGN TABLE hostlist (name text, 
                               cluster text, 
                               connstate text, 
                               maintenance boolean, 
                               cpuusage int, 
                               cpuoverall int, 
                               memoryusage int, 
                               memoryoverall int) 
                               SERVER vsphere_srv OPTIONS ( table 'hostlist');

• Query your vSphere hosts

SELECT * FROM hostlist; -- List all vSphere hosts

Table: datastorelist

• Do not modify the column name.
• Unit: Bytes

CREATE FOREIGN TABLE datastorelist (name text, 
                                    type text, 
                                    multiplehost boolean, 
                                    freespace bigint, 
                                    capacity bigint, 
                                    hostmount text[]) 
                                    SERVER vsphere_srv OPTIONS ( table 'datastorelist');

• Query your datastores

SELECT * FROM datastorelist; -- List all datastores