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F5 SDK Python - Assign HTTP Profile to VIP
Hi, can someone draw me an example how can I assign HTTP profile to existing VIP? I am seeing that ipProtocol key is tight to tcp profile but I do not see any key that has http profile assigned when queering VIP configuration. I am little bit lost here.
- Vukasin_Kopriv1Nimbostratus
I was able to update vip property and assign profile using these steps:
vip_obj = mgmt.tm.ltm.virtuals.virtual.load(name=name)
vip_obj.profiles=["tcp", "http_profile_1"]
vip_obj.update()
- Vukasin_Kopriv1Nimbostratus
Hi Rodrigo, thank you for responding. Creating profile works for me with not issues, but I do not know how to update the VIP and assign that same profile to it. For example this particular VIP has two profiles assigned via GUI: Protocol Profile (client): tcp, and HTTP Profile: http_profile_1. Her is the output when using SDK and no signs of http profile assigned:
vip1:
kind tm:ltm:virtual:virtualstate
name vip1
partition Common
fullPath /Common/vip1
generation 209
selfLink https://localhost/mgmt/tm/ltm/virtual/~Common~vip1?ver=13.1.3.5
addressStatus yes
autoLasthop default
cmpEnabled yes
connectionLimit 0
destination /Common/10.3.44.72:443
enabled True
gtmScore 0
ipProtocol tcp
mask 255.255.255.255
mirror disabled
mobileAppTunnel disabled
nat64 disabled
pool /Common/test_pool_1
poolReference {'link': 'https://localhost/mgmt/tm/ltm/pool/~Common~test_pool_1?ver=13.1.3.5'}
rateLimit disabled
rateLimitDstMask 0
rateLimitMode object
rateLimitSrcMask 0
serviceDownImmediateAction none
source 0.0.0.0/0
sourceAddressTranslation {'type': 'none'}
sourcePort preserve
synCookieStatus not-activated
translateAddress enabled
translatePort enabled
vlansDisabled True
vsIndex 32
policiesReference {'link': 'https://localhost/mgmt/tm/ltm/virtual/~Common~vip1/policies?ver=13.1.3.5', 'isSubcollection': True}
profilesReference {'link': 'https://localhost/mgmt/tm/ltm/virtual/~Common~vip1/profiles?ver=13.1.3.5', 'isSubcollection': True}
_meta_data {'container': <f5.bigip.tm.ltm.virtual.Virtuals object at 0x7fe96a6da8b0>, 'bigip': <f5.bigip.ManagementRoot object at 0x7fe96a742c40>, 'icr_session': <icontrol.session.iControlRESTSession object at 0x7fe96a742c70>, 'icontrol_version': '', 'minimum_version': '11.5.0', 'allowed_commands': [], 'required_command_parameters': set(), 'exclusive_attributes': [('enabled', 'disabled'), ('vlansEnabled', 'vlansDisabled')], 'object_has_stats': True, 'minimum_additional_parameters': set(), 'required_creation_parameters': {'name'}, 'required_load_parameters': {'name'}, 'read_only_attributes': [], 'reduction_forcing_pairs': [('enabled', 'disabled'), ('online', 'offline'), ('vlansEnabled', 'vlansDisabled')], 'allowed_lazy_attributes': [<class 'f5.bigip.tm.ltm.virtual.Profiles_s'>, <class 'f5.bigip.tm.ltm.virtual.Policies_s'>, <class 'f5.bigip.resource.Stats'>], 'required_json_kind': 'tm:ltm:virtual:virtualstate', 'attribute_registry': {'tm:ltm:virtual:profiles:profilescollectionstate': <class 'f5.bigip.tm.ltm.virtual.Profiles_s'>, 'tm:ltm:virtual:policies:policiescollectionstate': <class 'f5.bigip.tm.ltm.virtual.Policies_s'>}, 'uri': 'https://ch3-lab-lb01.csfunds.org:443/mgmt/tm/ltm/virtual/~Common~vip1/', 'creation_uri_qargs': {'ver': ['13.1.3.5']}, 'creation_uri_frag': ''}
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Hi Vukasin
I think you'd be looking for mgmt.tm.ltm.profile.http.create():
from f5.bigip import ManagementRoot # Connect to the BIG-IP mgmt = ManagementRoot("bigip.example.com", "admin", "somepassword") # Create a new HTTP profile on the BigIP my_http_profile = mgmt.tm.ltm.profile.http.create(name='myhttpprofile', partition='Common')
I don't have a BIG-IP to test it but I was going through the source code here:
https://f5-sdk.readthedocs.io/en/latest/_modules/f5/bigip/tm/ltm.html?highlight=bigip.tm.ltm.profile
https://f5-sdk.readthedocs.io/en/latest/_modules/f5/bigip/resource.html?highlight=f5.bigip.resource
Try it out using your python REPL and check if it complains about missing arguments (like required HTTP profile fields) but according to doc above, it's similar to the regular REST API call from here: https://support.f5.com/csp/article/K13225405#http
It'd be good if you come back here and post a reply with your attempt using Python REPL for future reference.
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