A simple license asset management tool.

Key Features

Supports license encryption.

Supports license expiration SMTP notifications.

Supports license expiration logs.

Supports license expiration monitoring service.

Supports Sqlite3 and Postgres.

Get Started

1. Install requirements pip3 install -r requirements.txt
2. Generate Encryption Key python generate_key.py
3. Build the database table python raisensu.py -t

Possible Arguments

optional arguments:

  -h, --help   show this help message and exit
  
  -c           Parse through import.csv file
  
  -d           Delete Asset
  
  --delete_all  Delete all records in table
  
  -t           Create a New Table if it has not been created already
  
  -v           View all entries
  
  -u           Update an entry
  
  -o           Select a specific asset(s) to return
  
  -n NAME      Name of the License Product
  
  -a HOSTNAME  Name of the hostname the license is attached to
  
  -l LICENSE   License data
  
  -q QUANTITY  Total Number of licenses
  
  -x EXPIRE    License expiration date [requires .csv file]
  
  -e EXPORT    Export SQL Database to CSV file
  
  -s ENVIRONMENT Environment the license resides in
  
  -r DESCRIPTION Description of the license

Examples

1. Getting help: python raisensu.py -h
2. Adding a new asset from command-line: python raisensu.py -n 'Product Name' -l 'xopi08infsdfpoi3409c' -q 10 -x 12/31/2021 (-a is optional to add a host)
3. Adding a new asset from command-line: python raisensu.py -n 'Product Name' -l 'xopi08infsdfpoi3409c' -q 1 -x 12/31/2021 -a Host01 -s 'Dev' -r 'License for Host01 in Dev'
4. Import a list of assets from the import.csv file: python raisensu.py -c
5. Update an asset: python raisensu.py -u - follow the steps
6. View all assets in the database: python raisensu.py -v
7. Export assets to a .csv file: python raisensu.py -e [location]

Output

Configure Monitoring (optional)

1. (Windows) Set up a Task Schedule for raisensu_monitor.py
2. (Linux) Set up a Linux CronJob for raisensu_monitor.py
3. Edit the monitor_settings.ini file with the appropriate configuration information that fits your environment

Troubleshooting

1. (Linux) If you are having trouble with generate_key.py, issue the following command: dd if=/dev/urandom bs=32 count=1 2>/dev/null | openssl base64 > secret.key
2. (Linux) If you are having trouble installing the pypip library psycopg2, use the following command pip3 install libpq-dev psycopg2-binary psycopg2
3. For some reason, pandas isn't installing via the requirements.txt file. Do a pip3 install pandas to install Pandas.

Extra Functionality

1. Achieving HA for Raisensu Linux services is possible with Corosync and Pacemaker. The two services files for Raisensu are:
   • raisensu_monitor.service
   • raisensu_timer.timer