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Tim_Harber
Cirrus
CirrusGetting active pool member connections using Python
If I want to see all of the client connections connecting to a pool member from the CLI I can do something like a "show sys connection ss-server-addr 1.2.3.4". I can also do this using Postman mappi...
Jason_Nance_333Cirrus
CirrusThe stats are pulled from the pool or member itself. Try this for an example:
!/usr/bin/env python3
from f5.bigip import ManagementRoot
from getpass import getpass
from pprint import pprint
hostname = 'my.f5.ltm.net'
username = 'foo'
mgmt = ManagmentRoot(hostname, username, getpass())
pool = mgmt.tm.ltm.pools.pool.load(name='my_pool_name')
poolstats = pool.stats.load()
pprint(poolstats.raw)
members = pool.members_s.get_collection()
member0_stats = members[0].stats.load()
pprint(member0_stats.raw)
Tim_HarberCirrus
CirrusThanks Jason. I am able to get stats the way you describe, but what I am trying to get is the actual connected clients connected to each pool member. For example from the CLI if I do a
show sys connection cs-server-addr 10.69.67.92
I get the following resuts:'
Sys::Connections
192.168.181.163:51952 10.69.67.92:443 10.69.67.15:4822 10.69.65.65:44301 tcp 3 (tmm: 10) none
192.168.181.160:62556 10.69.67.92:443 10.69.67.15:21454 10.69.65.64:44301 tcp 2 (tmm: 10) none
10.74.10.114:60012 10.69.67.92:443 10.69.67.15:4246 10.69.65.65:44301 tcp 11 (tmm: 11) none
192.168.181.162:57199 10.69.67.92:443 10.69.67.15:32841 10.69.65.63:44301 tcp 2 (tmm: 6) none
192.168.181.156:58295 10.69.67.92:443 10.69.67.15:57537 10.69.65.64:44301 tcp 1 (tmm: 1) none
10.69.53.175:52661 10.69.67.92:443 10.69.67.15:57967 10.69.65.63:44301 tcp 10 (tmm: 7) none
Total records returned: 6
I am trying to get this same data using the API. I can get it via REST using Postman, but cannot figure out how to do it using Python.
