So my group @ work uses infoblox run by our infrastructure team (we're the
research computing devops team), so a little while back i started looking @
foreman integration. I saw there was an attempt to two at hooking forman
into infoblox, but nothing recent or as a smart-proxy dns plugin, so this
morning I whipped this up:
it…works. As in it will create A and ptr records when a host is created,
and remove them when a host is deleted. I'd love feed back, so open issues,
submit prs, etc, and I'd love to get this packaged up and a bit more
offical once it passes muster!
I'm hoping to start to take a crack at a dhcp version of this soon as well.
Great stuff! It's really nice to see the proxy providers getting some more
options
We have a Foreman Community Demo today [1] at 2pm UK time - it's short
notice, but would like to be part of it and show off what you've built? If
so, let me know here or in IRC in the next wee while
Thank you so much for making your code available. I am actually trying to
make this work. It looks like I've got things setup properly according to
the documentation but I'm getting error ERF12-2357, which is a general
smart proxy/foreman comunication error. Where would I go to find any logs
spacific to this plugin? Also, is there any way I can take foreman out of
the picture and just run an update directly from the smart proxy in order
to test?
Thanks,
Justin
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On Wednesday, March 30, 2016 at 2:56:14 PM UTC-4, Matt wrote:
>
> So my group @ work uses infoblox run by our infrastructure team (we're the
> research computing devops team), so a little while back i started looking @
> foreman integration. I saw there was an attempt to two at hooking forman
> into infoblox, but nothing recent or as a smart-proxy dns plugin, so this
> morning I whipped this up:
>
> https://github.com/sjoeboo/smart_proxy_dns_infoblox
>
> it...works. As in it will create A and ptr records when a host is created,
> and remove them when a host is deleted. I'd love feed back, so open issues,
> submit prs, etc, and I'd love to get this packaged up and a bit more
> offical once it passes muster!
>
> I'm hoping to start to take a crack at a dhcp version of this soon as
> well.
>
> Matt
>
>
Thanks! I'd love to join, but I'm in Boston so thats right in the middle of
some "real" work (scheduled outage!) time, maybe next time!
Matt
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On Thu, Mar 31, 2016 at 5:29 AM Greg Sutcliffe wrote:
Hi Matthew
Great stuff! It’s really nice to see the proxy providers getting some more
options
We have a Foreman Community Demo today [1] at 2pm UK time - it’s short
notice, but would like to be part of it and show off what you’ve built? If
so, let me know here or in IRC in the next wee while
I'm not too familliar with the dns part of the infoblox proxy, but thats how I test the dhcp infoblox proxy
Greetings
Klaas Demter
ATIX - The Linux & Open Source Company www.atix.de
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Von: "justin parker"
An: "Foreman users"
CC: foreman-dev@googlegroups.com
Gesendet: Dienstag, 9. Mai 2017 20:49:37
Betreff: [foreman-users] Re: New infoblox dns smart proxy provider
Thank you so much for making your code available. I am actually trying to
make this work. It looks like I’ve got things setup properly according to
the documentation but I’m getting error ERF12-2357, which is a general
smart proxy/foreman comunication error. Where would I go to find any logs
spacific to this plugin? Also, is there any way I can take foreman out of
the picture and just run an update directly from the smart proxy in order
to test?
Thanks,
Justin
On Wednesday, March 30, 2016 at 2:56:14 PM UTC-4, Matt wrote:
So my group @ work uses infoblox run by our infrastructure team (we’re the
research computing devops team), so a little while back i started looking @
foreman integration. I saw there was an attempt to two at hooking forman
into infoblox, but nothing recent or as a smart-proxy dns plugin, so this
morning I whipped this up:
it…works. As in it will create A and ptr records when a host is created,
and remove them when a host is deleted. I’d love feed back, so open issues,
submit prs, etc, and I’d love to get this packaged up and a bit more
offical once it passes muster!
I’m hoping to start to take a crack at a dhcp version of this soon as
well.