The InfraSonar tool can be used to manage assets for a container. The tool has two main features. One is to read all assets from a container to YAML output. If needed, all collector and label information can be included. The other feature of this tool is to apply a YAML file to InfraSonar. These two features combined allow you to easily add new assets as well as managing existing assets for a container.

Installation

Using pip:

pip install infrasonar

Or, clone this project and use the setup

python setup.py install

Apply assets

Create a yaml file, for example: assets.yaml (you may also use get-assets to export the current assets and make modifications)

container: 12345

labels:
  windows: 3257

configs:
  tcp:
    checkCertificatePorts: [443, 995, 993, 465, 3389, 989, 990, 636, 5986]

assets:
- name: foo.local
  kind: Windows
  labels: ["windows"]
  collectors:
  - key: lastseen
  - key: ping
  - key: tcp
    config: tcp
  - key: wmi

Next, use the following command to apply the assets: (-a will only add labels and collectors, -d performs a dry-run without actually applying the changes)

infrasonar apply-assets assets.yaml -a -d

The script will create a new asset if an asset with the given name cannot be found, otherwise it will apply the changes to the existing asset. Existing labels and/or collectors will not be removed, but a kind will be overwritten if one is given. The properties kind, description, mode, labels and collectors are all optional.

Token

A token might be included in the yaml file:

token: xxxxxx

Or, it will be asked in a prompt when starting the script.

👉 Note that a token with Agent flags must be used for the apply-assets action to work. A container token is required when no container Id is given or when one or more assets without an asset Id are used.

Get asset

Get a single asset. (in the example below, 123 is a asset Id)

infrasonar get-asset 123 -o yaml

Get assets

Get container assets. (in the example below, 123 is a container Id)

infrasonar get-assets 123 -o yaml

VMware guests

Generate YAML (or JSON) with VMware Guests which are found on ESX or vCenter but wherefore no asset with the vmwareguest collector is found. This YAML can then be used to install the VMware Guest collector with a single command. The default is to use the VCenter. For ESX the -c esx argument.

Example: (in the example below, 123 is a container Id)

infrasonar vmware-guests 123 > missing.yaml

Review the missing.yaml file (open in editor or apply a dry-run)

infrasonar apply-assets missing.yaml -a -d

👉 Do not forget to use -a to prevent removing other collectors and use -d to perform a dry-run for verifying the changes.

Hyper-V guests

Generate YAML (or JSON) with Hyper-V Guests which are found on a Hyper-V asset(s) but wherefore no asset with the hypervguest collector is found. This YAML can then be used to install the Hyper-V Guest collector with a single command.

Example: (in the example below, 123 is a container Id)

infrasonar hyperv-guests 123 > missing.yaml

Review the missing.yaml file (open in editor or apply a dry-run)

infrasonar apply-assets missing.yaml -a -d

👉 Do not forget to use -a to prevent removing other collectors and use -d to perform a dry-run for verifying the changes.

UniFi devices

Generate YAML (or JSON) with UniFi devices which are found on a UniFi Controller asset(s) but wherefore no asset with the unifidevice or unifidevicesvc collector is found. This YAML can then be used to install the UniFi Device collector with a single command. The default is to use the unificontroller. For using the service variant, use the -c unificontrollersvc argument.

Example: (in the example below, 123 is a container Id)

infrasonar unifi-devices 123 > missing.yaml

Review the missing.yaml file (open in editor or apply a dry-run)

infrasonar apply-assets missing.yaml -a -d

👉 Do not forget to use -a to prevent removing other collectors and use -d to perform a dry-run for verifying the changes.

Help

infrasonar -h
infrasonar get-asset -h
infrasonar get-assets -h
infrasonar apply-assets -h
infrasonar vmware-guests -h