Introduce Big-IP F5 http monitor module #4621
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+1 I've reviewed the code through several iterations and this should hopefully be pretty solid. Thanks for your hard work, Serge! |
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@sergevanginderachter sorry I missed this one earlier, but thank you! |
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Based on the iControl API and and implemented by the bigsuds python library
This module allows to create and configure a "monitor" which is used to check the availability of a pool (managed by the already included bigip_pool module.)
This specific modules handles 'http' monitors. The module was written to make it easy to base other monitor types on this module, by updating the needed parameters, and updating or adding a minimum of code.
Thanks to @mhite for reviewing big parts of this module.