showtech.py

import sys
from datetime import timedelta
from time import asctime, localtime, time
from trigger.cmds import Commando

class ShowTech(Commando):
    """Execute 'show clock' on a list of Cisco devices."""
    vendors = ['cisco']
    commands = ['show tech-support']

if __name__ == '__main__':
    start = time()
    print "Starting time is:", asctime(localtime(start))
    device_list = ['pe1.demo.localdomain', 'pe2.demo.localdomain', 'p1.demo.localdomain', 'p2.demo.localdomain', 'p3.demo.localdomain', 'p4.demo.localdomain']

    showtech = ShowTech(devices=device_list)
    showtech.run() # Commando exposes this to start the event loop

    sys.stdout.write('\nNumber of times I\'ve seen the word Buffer in show tech-support: ')
    count = 0
    for host in showtech.results:
        for line in showtech.results[host]['show tech-support'].splitlines():
            if 'uffer' in line:
                count += 1
        with open('out/{}.txt'.format(host), 'w') as f:
	    f.write(showtech.results[host]['show tech-support'])
    
    sys.stdout.write("{}\n".format(count))
    finish = time()
    total_time = finish - start
    print "Finishing time is:", asctime(localtime(finish))
    print "Time taken to retrieve tech support from all devices and dump to disk:  {} ({})".format(str(timedelta(seconds=int(total_time))), asctime(localtime(finish)))