14 docs tagged with "Database"

1. Define the model class

NetBox administrators can extend NetBox's built-in data model by adding custom fields to most object types. See the custom fields documentation for more information.

A data file object is the representation in NetBox's database of some file belonging to a remote data source. Data files are synchronized automatically, and cannot be modified locally (although they can be deleted).

A data source represents some external repository of data which NetBox can consume, such as a git repository. Files within the data source are synchronized to NetBox by saving them in the database as data file objects.

The exception classes listed here may be raised by a plugin to alter NetBox's default behavior in various scenarios.

Step-by-step guide to connecting NetBox Enterprise to an external PostgreSQL database

A first-hop redundancy protocol (FHRP) enables multiple physical interfaces to present a virtual IP address (VIP) in a redundant manner. Examples of such protocols include:

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This model represents an arbitrary range of individual IPv4 or IPv6 addresses, inclusive of its starting and ending addresses. For instance, the range 192.0.2.10 to 192.0.2.20 has eleven members. (The total member count is available as the size property on an IPRange instance.) Like prefixes and IP addresses, each IP range may optionally be assigned to a VRF.

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Step-by-step guide to connecting NetBox Enterprise to an external PostgreSQL database

NetBox supports optionally exposing native Prometheus metrics from the application. Prometheus is a popular time series metric platform used for monitoring.

A token is a secret credential associated with a user which authenticates requests to NetBox's REST and GraphQL APIs. A user may hold multiple tokens; each can be independently expired, restricted, or revoked.

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