netbox-agent/netbox_agent/lshw.py

from netbox_agent.misc import is_tool
import subprocess
import logging
import json
import sys


class LSHW():
    def __init__(self):
        if not is_tool('lshw'):
            logging.error('lshw does not seem to be installed')
            sys.exit(1)

        data = subprocess.getoutput(
            'lshw -quiet -json'
        )
        json_data = json.loads(data)
        # Starting from version 02.18, `lshw -json` wraps its result in a list
        # rather than returning directly a dictionary
        if isinstance(json_data, list):
            self.hw_info = json_data[0]
        else:
            self.hw_info = json_data
        self.info = {}
        self.memories = []
        self.interfaces = []
        self.cpus = []
        self.power = []
        self.disks = []
        self.gpus = []
        self.vendor = self.hw_info["vendor"]
        self.product = self.hw_info["product"]
        self.chassis_serial = self.hw_info["serial"]
        self.motherboard_serial = self.hw_info["children"][0].get("serial", "No S/N")
        self.motherboard = self.hw_info["children"][0].get("product", "Motherboard")

        for k in self.hw_info["children"]:
            if k["class"] == "power":
                # self.power[k["id"]] = k
                self.power.append(k)

            if "children" in k:
                for j in k["children"]:
                    if j["class"] == "generic":
                        continue

                    if j["class"] == "storage":
                        self.find_storage(j)

                    if j["class"] == "memory":
                        self.find_memories(j)

                    if j["class"] == "processor":
                        self.find_cpus(j)

                    if j["class"] == "bridge":
                        self.walk_bridge(j)

    def get_hw_linux(self, hwclass):
        if hwclass == "cpu":
            return self.cpus
        if hwclass == "gpu":
            return self.gpus
        if hwclass == "network":
            return self.interfaces
        if hwclass == 'storage':
            return self.disks
        if hwclass == 'memory':
            return self.memories

    def find_network(self, obj):
        d = {}
        d["name"] = obj["logicalname"]
        d["macaddress"] = obj["serial"]
        d["serial"] = obj["serial"]
        d["product"] = obj["product"]
        d["vendor"] = obj["vendor"]
        d["description"] = obj["description"]

        self.interfaces.append(d)

    def find_storage(self, obj):
        if "children" in obj:
            for device in obj["children"]:
                self.disks.append({
                    "logicalname": device.get("logicalname"),
                    "product": device.get("product"),
                    "serial": device.get("serial"),
                    "version": device.get("version"),
                    "size": device.get("size"),
                    "description": device.get("description"),
                    "type": device.get("description"),
                })
        elif "nvme" in obj["configuration"]["driver"]:
            if not is_tool('nvme'):
                logging.error('nvme-cli >= 1.0 does not seem to be installed')
                return
            try:
                nvme = json.loads(
                    subprocess.check_output(
                        ["nvme", '-list', '-o', 'json'],
                        encoding='utf8')
                )
                for device in nvme["Devices"]:
                    d = {
                        'logicalname': device["DevicePath"],
                        'product': device["ModelNumber"],
                        'serial': device["SerialNumber"],
                        "version": device["Firmware"],
                        'description': "NVME",
                        'type': "NVME",
                    }
                    if "UsedSize" in device:
                        d['size'] = device["UsedSize"]
                    if "UsedBytes" in device:
                        d['size'] = device["UsedBytes"]
                    self.disks.append(d)
            except Exception:
                pass

    def find_cpus(self, obj):
        if "product" in obj:
            c = {}
            c["product"] = obj["product"]
            c["vendor"] = obj["vendor"]
            c["description"] = obj["description"]
            c["location"] = obj["slot"]

            self.cpus.append(c)

    def find_memories(self, obj):
        if "children" not in obj:
            # print("not a DIMM memory.")
            return

        for dimm in obj["children"]:
            if "empty" in dimm["description"]:
                continue

            d = {}
            d["slot"] = dimm.get("slot")
            d["description"] = dimm.get("description")
            d["id"] = dimm.get("id")
            d["serial"] = dimm.get("serial", 'N/A')
            d["vendor"] = dimm.get("vendor", 'N/A')
            d["product"] = dimm.get("product", 'N/A')
            d["size"] = dimm.get("size", 0) / 2 ** 20 / 1024

            self.memories.append(d)

    def find_gpus(self, obj):
        if "product" in obj:
            c = {}
            c["product"] = obj["product"]
            c["vendor"] = obj["vendor"]
            c["description"] = obj["description"]

            self.gpus.append(c)

    def walk_bridge(self, obj):
        if "children" not in obj:
            return

        for bus in obj["children"]:
            if bus["class"] == "storage":
                self.find_storage(bus)
            if bus["class"] == "display":
                self.find_gpus(bus)

            if "children" in bus:
                for b in bus["children"]:
                    if b["class"] == "storage":
                        self.find_storage(b)
                    if b["class"] == "network":
                        self.find_network(b)
                    if b["class"] == "display":
                        self.find_gpus(b)


if __name__ == "__main__":
    pass