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Add a plugin to get information from ipmitool
- is_ipmi_device_available: check that your system supports IPMI by running `ipmitool power state` - returns true if IPMI is supported, false otherwise - get_all_sensors: run `ipmitool sdr list` - returns a JSON string with all sensors or raise an error - get_sensor: run `ipmitool sdr get <sensor>` - returns details about sensors passed as parameter or raise an error - get_ipmi_lan: run `ipmitool lan print` - returns network info of the IPMI server as a JSON or raise an error Signed-off-by: Guillaume <[email protected]>
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#!/usr/bin/env python | ||
# -*- coding: utf-8 -*- | ||
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import json | ||
import sys | ||
import XenAPIPlugin | ||
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sys.path.append(".") | ||
from xcpngutils import ( | ||
configure_logging, | ||
run_command, | ||
error_wrapped, | ||
ProcessException, | ||
raise_plugin_error, | ||
) | ||
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@error_wrapped | ||
def _is_ipmi_available(): | ||
# Try to run a simple command to check if ipmitool works | ||
# If the command raise an error saying that we cannot open the IPMI device it means | ||
# that IPMI is not available on the system. So we return False. If we don't know the | ||
# error we raise it again and it will need to be debugged... | ||
try: | ||
_ = run_command(["ipmitool", "chassis", "status"]) | ||
except ProcessException as e: | ||
if "Could not open device" in e.stderr: | ||
return False | ||
else: | ||
raise e | ||
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return True | ||
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def is_ipmi_device_available(_session, _args): | ||
return json.dumps(_is_ipmi_available()) | ||
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@error_wrapped | ||
def check_ipmi_availability(func): | ||
def wrapper(*args, **kwargs): | ||
if not _is_ipmi_available(): | ||
raise_plugin_error(1, "IPMI not available") | ||
return func(*args, **kwargs) | ||
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return wrapper | ||
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@check_ipmi_availability | ||
def sensor_data(_session, _args): | ||
sensor_data = [] | ||
output = run_command(["ipmitool", "sdr", "list"]) | ||
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for line in output["stdout"].splitlines(): | ||
if not line: | ||
continue | ||
sensor_fields = line.split("|") | ||
sensor_data.append({ | ||
"name": sensor_fields[0].strip(), | ||
"value": sensor_fields[1].strip(), | ||
"event": sensor_fields[2].strip(), | ||
}) | ||
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return json.dumps(sensor_data) | ||
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@check_ipmi_availability | ||
def sensor_info(_session, args): | ||
sensors_info = [] | ||
sensors = args.get("sensors") | ||
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if not sensors: | ||
return "{}" | ||
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for sensor in sensors.split(","): | ||
sensor = sensor.strip() | ||
info = [] | ||
output = run_command(["ipmitool", "sdr", "get", sensor]) | ||
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# If there is an error while getting info about the sensor skip it | ||
# and report the error. | ||
if output["stderr"]: | ||
_LOGGER.error("{}".format(output["stderr"].rstrip())) | ||
continue | ||
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for line in output["stdout"].splitlines(): | ||
if ":" not in line: | ||
continue | ||
name, value = line.split(":", 1) | ||
info.append({ | ||
"name": name.strip(), | ||
"value": value.strip(), | ||
}) | ||
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sensors_info.append({ | ||
"name": sensor, | ||
"info": info, | ||
}) | ||
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return json.dumps(sensors_info) | ||
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@check_ipmi_availability | ||
def ipmi_lan(_session, _args): | ||
lan_info = [] | ||
wanted = [ | ||
"IP Address", | ||
"Subnet Mask", | ||
"MAC Address", | ||
"BMC ARP Control", | ||
"Default Gateway IP", | ||
"802.1q VLAN", | ||
"RMCP+ Cipher Suites", | ||
] | ||
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output = run_command(["ipmitool", "lan", "print"]) | ||
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for line in output["stdout"].splitlines(): | ||
if any(word in line for word in wanted): | ||
name, value = line.split(":", 1) | ||
lan_info.append({ | ||
"name": name.strip(), | ||
"value": value.strip(), | ||
}) | ||
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return json.dumps(lan_info) | ||
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_LOGGER = configure_logging("ipmitool-xapi-plugin") | ||
if __name__ == "__main__": | ||
XenAPIPlugin.dispatch({ | ||
"is_ipmi_device_available": is_ipmi_device_available, | ||
"get_all_sensors": sensor_data, | ||
"get_sensor": sensor_info, | ||
"get_ipmi_lan": ipmi_lan, | ||
}) |
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