Hi please confirm on below one I see in

[vital oriole]

Yes, it should work with something like "lag_time": "PT8H35M42S",

You can find the documentation at:
https://github.com/ansible-collections/netapp.ontap/blob/main/plugins/filter/na_filter_iso8601_duration_to_seconds.yml

(It was not properly processed by the Ansible web site. We'll look into it).

[prime knoll]

Do I have to add na_filter_iso8601.py filer file and add content of na_filter_iso8601_duration_to_seconds.yml ?

[vital oriole]

In your playbook, you would just use the filter. | pipes the contents into the filter, and iso8601_duration_to_seconds is the name of the filter.
So the example shows: "{{ iso_duration | iso8601_duration_to_seconds }}"

where iso_duration is any variable that contains a duration in the ISO8601 format. This will evaluates to second.

If the plugin is not recognized, you will need to manually add the path to the filter directory in filter_plugins.

[vital oriole]

Or I wonder if ```
"{{ iso_duration | netapp.ontap.iso8601_duration_to_seconds }}"

[prime knoll]

i have added na_filter_iso8601.py in filter_plugins but seems like there small issue so i am getting lag_time: null

Here my playbook:

---

• hosts: localhost
  gather_facts: false
  collections:
  • netapp.ontap
    vars_files:
  • /home/u630850/facts/var_file.yml
  • /home/u630850/facts/admin_clusters.yml
    vars:
    dst_hostname: ''
    dst_vserver: ''
    dst_volume: ''
    source_vserver: ''
    source_volume: ''
    #admin_ip: abc.wellsfargo.com
    #svm_name: ''
    login: &login
    #hostname: "{{ admin_ip }}"
    username: "{{ admin_username }}"
    password: "{{ admin_password }}"
    validate_certs: false
    tasks:
  • name: Information gathering
    na_ontap_rest_info:
    <<: *login
    gather_subset: snapmirror_info
    parameters:
    destination.path: "{{ dst_vserver }}:{{ dst_volume }}"
    source.path: "{{ source_vserver }}:{{ source_volume }}"
    fields:
    - lag_time
    hostname: "{{ item }}"
    use_python_keys: true
    register: ontap
    loop: "{{ admin_clusters }}"
    loop_control:
    label: "{{ item }}"
    #no_log: false
  • debug: var=ontap
  • set_fact:
    volumes: "{{ volumes|default({}) | combine( {item.item: item.ontap_info | json_query(get_attrs) }) }}"
    vars:
    get_attrs: "snapmirror_relationships.records[*].{source_path: source.path, destinatoin_path: destination.path, lag_time: lag_time|netapp.ontap.iso8601_duration_to_seconds }"
    loop: "{{ ontap.results }}"
  • debug: var=volumes

[vital oriole]

I don't think you can use it in get_attrs, it is the query for json_query.

[prime knoll]

Oh ok, will need to check other way. Any suggestions I can request?

[vital oriole]

It looks a bit complicated. I would keep the first set_facts as you have, but with lag_time as returned by ONTAP. And add another step to do the conversion.

[prime knoll]

Yes seems complicated 😕

[vital oriole]

I agree. What are you trying to achieve?

[prime knoll]

I want to fetch source_path, dest_path, lag_time . I had got struck for lag_time . It should be like 00:25:59 ( h : m : s) this is how we get in putty output