netbox-sync/settings-example.ini

### Welcome to the NetBox-Sync configuration file.

# The values in this file override the default values used by the system if
# a config option is not specified. The commented out lines are the configuration
# field and the default value used. Uncommenting a line and changing the value
# will change the value used at runtime when the process is restarted.

###
### [common]
###
### Controls the parameters for logging.
###

[common]

# Logs will always be printed to stdout/stderr.
# Logging can be set to following log levels
#   ERROR:      Fatal Errors which stops regular a run
#   WARNING:    Warning messages won't stop the syncing process but mostly worth
#               to have a look at.
#   INFO:       Information about objects that will be create/updated/deleted in NetBox
#   DEBUG:      Will log information about retrieved information, changes in internal
#               data structure and parsed config
#   DEBUG2:     Will also log information about how/why data is parsed or skipped.
#   DEBUG3:     Logs all source and NetBox queries/results to stdout. Very useful for
#               troubleshooting, but will log any sensitive data contained within a query.
#
#log_level = INFO

# Enabling this options will write all logs to a log file defined in "log_file"
#log_to_file = False

# Destination of the log file if "log_to_file" is enabled.
# Log file will be rotated maximum 5 times once the log file reaches size of 10 MB
#log_file = log/netbox_sync.log


###
### [netbox]
###
### Controls the connection parameters to your netBox instance
###

[netbox]

# Requires an NetBox API token with full permissions on all objects except:
#   * auth
#   * secrets
#   * users
api_token = XYZ

# Requires a hostname or IP which points to your NetBox instance
host_fqdn = netbox.example.com

# Define the port your NetBox instance is listening on. If "disable_tls" is
# set to "true" this option might be set to 80
#port = 443

# Weather TLS encryption is enabled or disabled.
#disable_tls = false

# Enforces TLS certificate validation. If this system doesn't trust the NetBox
# web server certificate then this option needs to be changed
#validate_tls_certs = true

# Whether items which were created by this program but can't be found in any
# source anymore will be deleted or not.
#prune_enabled = false

# Orphaned objects will first be tagged before they get deleted. Once the amount
# of days passed the object will actually be deleted.
#prune_delay_in_days = 30

# The maximum number of objects returned in a single request. If a NetBox instance
# is very quick responding the value should be raised.
#default_netbox_result_limit = 200

# The maximum time a query is allowed to execute before being killed and considered failed.
#timeout = 30

# The amount of times a failed request will be reissued. Once the maximum is reached the
# syncing process will be stopped completely.
#max_retry_attempts = 4

# Defines if caching of NetBox objects is used or not. If problems with unresolved
# dependencies occur, switching off caching might help.
#use_caching = true

###
### [sources/*]
###
### Controls the parameters of a defined source. The string past the slash
### will be used as a sources name. Sources can be defined multiple times to
### represent different sources. It is planned to support different types of sources.


[source/my-vcenter-example]

# Defines if this source is enabled or not
#enabled = true

# type of source. This defines which source handler to use.
type = vmware

# host name / IP address of the vCenter
host_fqdn = vcenter.example.com

# TCP port to connect to
#port = 443

# Enforces TLS certificate validation. If vCenter uses a valid TLS certificate then
# this option should be set to 'true' to ensure a secure connection.
#validate_tls_certs = false

# username and password to use to log into vCenter
username = vcenteruser
password = supersecret

# IP networks eligible to be synced to NetBox.
# If an IP address is not part of this networks then it WON'T be synced to NetBox
permitted_subnets = 172.16.0.0/12, 10.0.0.0/8, 192.168.0.0/16, fd00::/8

# filters can be used to include/exclude certain objects from importing into NetBox
# Include filters are checked first and exclude filters after. An object name has to
# pass both filters to be synced to NetBox. If a filter is unset it will be ignored.
# Filters are all treated as regex expressions!

# If a cluster is excluded from sync then ALL VMs and HOSTS inside the cluster will
# be ignored!
#cluster_include_filter =
#cluster_exclude_filter =

# This will only include/exclude the host, not the VM if Host is part of a multi host
# cluster.
#host_exclude_filter =
#host_include_filter =

# simply include/exclude VMs
#vm_exclude_filter =
#vm_include_filter =

# This option defines which vCenter cluster is part of a NetBox site. This is done
# with a comma separated key = value list.
#   key: defines the cluster name as regex
#   value: defines the NetBox site name (use quotes if name contains commas)
# This is a quite important config setting as IP addresses, prefixes, VLANs and
# VRFs are site dependent. In order to assign the correct prefix to an IP
# address it is important to pick the correct site.
# A VM always depends on the cluster site relation
#cluster_site_relation = Cluster_NYC = New York , Cluster_FFM.* = Frankfurt

# Same as cluster site but on host level. If unset it will fall back
# to cluster_site_relation.
#host_site_relation = nyc02.* = New York, ffm01.* = Frankfurt

# This option defines which host/VM belongs to which tenant. This gets important
# if hosts/VMs with the same name exists in different clusters. This is done
# with a comma separated key = value list.
#   key: defines a hosts/VM name as regex
#   value: defines the NetBox tenant name (use quotes if name contains commas)
#host_tenant_relation = esxi300.* = Infrastructure
#vm_tenant_relation = grafana.* = Infrastructure

# This option defines custom platforms if the VMWare created platforms are not suitable.
# Pretty much a mapping of VMWare platform name to your own platform name.
# This is done with a comma separated key = value list.
#   key: defines a VMWare returned platform name
#   value: defines the desired NetBox platform name
#vm_platform_relation = centos-7.* = centos7, microsoft-windows-server-2016.* = Windows2016

# Define the NetBox device role used for hosts and VMs. The default is set to "Server". This is done
# with a comma separated key = value list.
#   key: defines a hosts/VM name as regex
#   value: defines the NetBox role name (use quotes if name contains commas)
#host_role_relation = .* = Server
#vm_role_relation = .* = Server

# Define NetBox tags which are assigned to a host or VM. This is done
# with a comma separated key = value list.
#   key: defines a hosts/VM name as regex
#   value: defines the NetBox tag (use quotes if name contains commas)
#host_tag_relation = esxi300.* = Infrastructure
#vm_tag_relation = grafana.* = Infrastructure

# Try to find existing host based on serial number. This can cause issues with blade centers if VMWare does not
# report the blades serial number properly.
#match_host_by_serial = True

# Attempt to collect asset tags from vCenter hosts
#collect_hardware_asset_tag = True

# Perform a reverse lookup for all collected IP addresses. If a dns name
# was found it will be added to the IP address object in NetBox
#dns_name_lookup = True

# use custom DNS server to do the reverse lookups
#custom_dns_servers = 192.168.1.11, 192.168.1.12

# define how the primary IPs should be set
# possible values
#
#   always:     will remove primary IP from the object where this address is
#               currently set as primary and moves it to new object
#
#   when-undefined: (default)
#               only sets primary IP if undefined, will cause ERRORs if same IP is
#               assigned more then once to different hosts and IP is set as the
#               objects primary IP
#
#   never:      don't set any primary IPs, will cause the same ERRORs
#               as "when-undefined"

#set_primary_ip = when-undefined

# Do not sync notes from a VM in vCenter to the comments field on a VM in netbox
#skip_vm_comments = False

# Do not sync template VMs
#skip_vm_templates = True

# strip domain part from host name before syncing device to NetBox
#strip_host_domain_name = False

# strip domain part from VM name before syncing VM to NetBox
#strip_vm_domain_name = False

# sync tags assigned to Hosts and VMs in vCenter to NetBox
# INFO: this requires the installation of the 'vsphere-automation-sdk', ses docs about installation
#sync_tags = False

# sync tags assigned to parent objects to NetBox
# in vCenter this could be a Folder where VMs are grouped in or a cluster a Host belongs to.
#sync_parent_tags = False


[source/my-redfish-example]

# Defines if this source is enabled or not
#enabled = true

# type of source. This defines which source handler to use.
type = check_redfish

# define the full path where the check_redfish inventory json files are located
inventory_file_path = /full/path/to/inventory/files

# IP networks eligible to be synced to NetBox.
# If an IP address is not part of this networks then it WON'T be synced to NetBox
permitted_subnets = 172.16.0.0/12, 10.0.0.0/8, 192.168.0.0/16, fd00::/8

# define if the host name discovered via check_redfish overwrites the device host name in NetBox
#overwrite_host_name = False

# define if the name of the power supply discovered via check_redfish overwrites the power supply name in NetBox
#overwrite_power_supply_name = False

# define if existing power supply attributes are overwritten with data discovered via check_redfish
# if False only data which is not preset in NetBox will be added
#overwrite_power_supply_attributes = True

# define if the name of the interface discovered via check_redfish overwrites the interface name in NetBox
#overwrite_interface_name = False

# define if existing interface attributes are overwritten with data discovered via check_redfish
# if False only data which is not preset in NetBox will be added
#overwrite_interface_attributes = True

# EOF