dmsimard / ansible_modules

NetBox modules for Ansible using Ansible Collections

Looking for New Maintainers

We are in search of a few maintainers for this project. Please see discussion Looking for maintainers. Our previous single maintainer was unable to keep up with the project to the high bar set by @FragmentedPacket. The reality is that this is not a project that should be held by a single maintainer. Reach out in the discussion or on our slack if you are interested in helping out.

While we look for maintainers who have shown a willingness to provide inputs/ides, contribute code, and review contributions, the netbox-community team will do its best to maintain this repo in the interim. Prioritization will given to bug fixes, NetBox compatibility, and Ansible requirements/compatibility. New features (associated to the project or NetBox core)will be developed as a best effort, but rest assured, no releases will be cut that are not stable and tested.

NetBox modules for Ansible using Ansible Collections

We have moved this collection to a different namespace and collection name on Ansible Galaxy. The new versions will be at netbox.netbox.

To keep the code simple, we only officially support the two latest releases of NetBox and don't guarantee backwards compatibility beyond that. We do try and keep these breaking changes to a minimum, but sometimes changes to NetBox's API cause us to have to make breaking changes.

Requirements

• NetBox 2.6+ or the two latest NetBox releases
• Python 3.6+
• Python modules:
  • pynetbox 5.0.4+
  • packages if using Ansible < 2.10, as it's included in Ansible 2.10+
• Ansible 2.9+
• NetBox write-enabled token when using modules or read-only token for nb_lookup/nb_inventory

Docs

Module documentation exists on netbox-ansible-collection.readthedocs.io.

Join the discussion

We have a dedicated Slack channel #ansible on netdev-community.slack.com