13-Aug-2023 14:16
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14-Aug-2023 11:34
Hi @Mathew, if wanting to stick with one-off simple imperative scripts...I'd use the bigrest library over the f5-sdk, which is no longer under development or community support. But to answer the question for others, assuming this is for an https monitor, it would look something like this:
resource = mgmt_root.tm.ltm.monitor.https_s.https.create(
name=temp_name, partition='Common')
where mgmt_root is whatever you instantiated your session variable as.
If you wanted to do this in bigrest, it'd be similar to what you posted:
from bigrest.bigip import BIGIP
br = BIGIP('ltm3.test.local', 'admin', 'admin', session_verify=False)
data = {'name': 'monitor_object', ...additional required/optional key/value pairs}
resource = br.create('/mgmt/tm/ltm/monitor/https', data)
I just moved and don't have my lab up yet, so this is untested on both counts, but should be very close to what you want. Ping back if you need additional assistance.
If you do want to do a more mature/robust approach, what @Nikoolayy1 is suggesting is a great path forward.
14-Aug-2023 03:23 - edited 14-Aug-2023 03:24
Never used the F5 SDK myself (I tried just once as a test and had issues) but maybe try Ansible as it is stable from experience or terraform.
14-Aug-2023 11:34
Hi @Mathew, if wanting to stick with one-off simple imperative scripts...I'd use the bigrest library over the f5-sdk, which is no longer under development or community support. But to answer the question for others, assuming this is for an https monitor, it would look something like this:
resource = mgmt_root.tm.ltm.monitor.https_s.https.create(
name=temp_name, partition='Common')
where mgmt_root is whatever you instantiated your session variable as.
If you wanted to do this in bigrest, it'd be similar to what you posted:
from bigrest.bigip import BIGIP
br = BIGIP('ltm3.test.local', 'admin', 'admin', session_verify=False)
data = {'name': 'monitor_object', ...additional required/optional key/value pairs}
resource = br.create('/mgmt/tm/ltm/monitor/https', data)
I just moved and don't have my lab up yet, so this is untested on both counts, but should be very close to what you want. Ping back if you need additional assistance.
If you do want to do a more mature/robust approach, what @Nikoolayy1 is suggesting is a great path forward.
14-Aug-2023 13:44
Thanks Jason
14-Aug-2023 21:38
In the future you can review AS3 as to create a full configuration with one REST API request https://community.f5.com/t5/codeshare/code-comparison-between-deploying-as3-or-fast-api-declarations...