The structural data is stored in the Zope Object Database, which is
rather python-centric.
Nothin' wrong with writing a little python: you might even like it. ;-)
If perl is your thing, one way of accessing the data is to use xmlrpc to
the Zope server.
Zenoss uses xml to load an initial set of objects into the database.
That approach might work for you, too. Use perl to stream out some xml,
and a little python loader to store it into the database.
-Eric
Allen Sanabria wrote:
I would like to start creating perl programs that interact with our
netscaler to always keep zenoss groups,systems, and device groups in
sync with our netscaler.
Also we have a ton of ideas on creating perl scripts/programs that will
interact with zenoss and fully automate our environment.
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