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I have used the python library infoblox maintains to great success, and I wanted to try to rewrite some of my tools into golang that use it, but it appears this library is missing some features that the python library has (if I am wrong, please set me straight!).
Specifically the python library has a a search_all function on the Objects, as the python library has to then be able to get all the Zones defined, and then search_all for Records of a given type in that Zone, to then parse out desired data.
In python this is done something like this:
# get all the zones
zones = objects.DNSZone.search_all(conn)
# or if I have a given zone, get all the A records:
for z in zones:
v4_host_records = objects.HostRecordV4.search_all(
conn, max_results=settings.infoblox_max_results, zone=z.fqdn
)
Does this capability exist with the go library, and i'm just not seeing it?
Thanks,
Will
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
It is possible that some of the features in python client is not available in go client as python client is comparatively mature. Will check on this and get back.
hello,
I have used the python library infoblox maintains to great success, and I wanted to try to rewrite some of my tools into golang that use it, but it appears this library is missing some features that the python library has (if I am wrong, please set me straight!).
Specifically the python library has a a
search_all
function on the Objects, as the python library has to then be able to get all the Zones defined, and thensearch_all
for Records of a given type in that Zone, to then parse out desired data.In python this is done something like this:
Does this capability exist with the go library, and i'm just not seeing it?
Thanks,
Will
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: