facility_port¶
This module contains methods to work with FABRIC facility ports.
- class fabrictestbed_extensions.fablib.facility_port.FacilityPort(slice, fim_object)[source]¶
- Parameters:
slice (Slice) – the fablib slice to have this node on
fim_object (FimNode)
- delete()[source]¶
Remove the facility from the slice. All interfaces associated with the Facility Port are removed from the Slice.
- static get_facility_port(slice=None, facility_port=None)[source]¶
Create a FacilityPort object from an existing FIM facility port.
Factory method that wraps a FIM (FABRIC Information Model) facility port object in a FABlib FacilityPort wrapper.
- Parameters:
slice (Slice) – The slice containing the facility port.
facility_port (FimNode) – FIM facility port object to wrap.
- Returns:
FacilityPort object wrapping the FIM facility port.
- Return type:
- get_fim()[source]¶
Gets the Facility Ports’s FABRIC Information Model (fim) object.
This method is used to access data at a lower level than FABlib.
- get_interface(name=None, refresh=False, raise_exception=None)[source]¶
Gets a specific interface by name.
- Parameters:
- Returns:
the interface or None
- Return type:
Optional[Interface]
- Raises:
ResourceNotFoundError – if the interface is not found and raising is enabled
- get_interfaces(refresh=False, output='list')[source]¶
Gets interfaces associated with this facility port.
Results are cached. Use refresh=True to force reload.
- get_site()[source]¶
Gets the site where the facility port is located.
Results are cached for performance.
- Returns:
the site name
- Return type:
- get_slice()[source]¶
Gets the fablib slice associated with this node.
- Returns:
the fablib slice on this node
- Return type:
- static new_facility_port(slice=None, name=None, site=None, vlan=None, bandwidth=None, mtu=None, labels=None, peer_labels=None)[source]¶
Create a new facility port in the given slice.
You might want to
Slice.add_facility_port(), in most cases.- Parameters:
slice (
Slice) – The slice in which the facility port will be created.name (
str) – The name of the facility port.site (
str) – The site where the facility port will be located.vlan (
Union[List,str]) – A list or single string representing the VLANs for the facility port.bandwidth (
int) – The bandwidth capacity for the facility port, default is 10.mtu (
int) – MTU sizelabels (
Labels) – Labels associated with the facility port.peer_labels (
Labels) – Peer labels associated with the facility port.
- Return type:
- Returns:
A FacilityPort object representing the created facility port.
- class fabrictestbed_extensions.fablib.facility_port.FacilityPort(slice, fim_object)[source]
- Parameters:
slice (Slice) – the fablib slice to have this node on
fim_object (FimNode)
- __str__()[source]
Creates a tabulated string describing the properties of the node. Intended for printing node information.
- Returns:
Tabulated string of node information
- Return type:
String
- delete()[source]
Remove the facility from the slice. All interfaces associated with the Facility Port are removed from the Slice.
- static get_facility_port(slice=None, facility_port=None)[source]
Create a FacilityPort object from an existing FIM facility port.
Factory method that wraps a FIM (FABRIC Information Model) facility port object in a FABlib FacilityPort wrapper.
- Parameters:
slice (Slice) – The slice containing the facility port.
facility_port (FimNode) – FIM facility port object to wrap.
- Returns:
FacilityPort object wrapping the FIM facility port.
- Return type:
- get_fim()[source]
Gets the Facility Ports’s FABRIC Information Model (fim) object.
This method is used to access data at a lower level than FABlib.
- get_interface(name=None, refresh=False, raise_exception=None)[source]
Gets a specific interface by name.
- Parameters:
- Returns:
the interface or None
- Return type:
Optional[Interface]
- Raises:
ResourceNotFoundError – if the interface is not found and raising is enabled
- get_interfaces(refresh=False, output='list')[source]
Gets interfaces associated with this facility port.
Results are cached. Use refresh=True to force reload.
- static get_pretty_name_dict()[source]
Return a mapping used when rendering table headers.
- get_site()[source]
Gets the site where the facility port is located.
Results are cached for performance.
- Returns:
the site name
- Return type:
- get_slice()[source]
Gets the fablib slice associated with this node.
- Returns:
the fablib slice on this node
- Return type:
- static new_facility_port(slice=None, name=None, site=None, vlan=None, bandwidth=None, mtu=None, labels=None, peer_labels=None)[source]
Create a new facility port in the given slice.
You might want to
Slice.add_facility_port(), in most cases.- Parameters:
slice (
Slice) – The slice in which the facility port will be created.name (
str) – The name of the facility port.site (
str) – The site where the facility port will be located.vlan (
Union[List,str]) – A list or single string representing the VLANs for the facility port.bandwidth (
int) – The bandwidth capacity for the facility port, default is 10.mtu (
int) – MTU sizelabels (
Labels) – Labels associated with the facility port.peer_labels (
Labels) – Peer labels associated with the facility port.
- Return type:
- Returns:
A FacilityPort object representing the created facility port.
- toDict(skip=None)[source]
Return a Python dict representation of the facility port.
Results are cached. Cache is invalidated when
_invalidate_cache()is called.- Parameters:
skip (list) – list of keys to exclude
- update(fim_node=None)[source]
Update the facility port with new FIM data.
- Parameters:
fim_node (FimNode) – The new FIM node data