#!/usr/bin/python
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# | Copyright Mathias Kettner 2014             mk@mathias-kettner.de |
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# Example output:
# <<<esx_vsphere_clusters:sep(9)>>>
# datacenter-41  hostsystems VM-Cluster-Clients-Neu  abl-h1-esx84.abl.ads.bayerwald.de
# datacenter-41  vms VM-Cluster-Clients-Neu  abl-h1-w7v232   abl-h1-w7v233   abl-h1-w7v236


def inv_esx_vsphere_clusters(info):
    node = inv_tree("software.applications.vmwareesx:")

    datacenters = {}
    for line in info:
        datacenter, what, cluster = line[0:3]
        entries = line[3:]

        datacenters.setdefault(datacenter, {})
        datacenters[datacenter].setdefault(cluster, {})
        datacenters[datacenter][cluster]["name"] = cluster
        datacenters[datacenter][cluster][what]   = entries

    for dc_name, clusters in datacenters.items():
        data = { "name": dc_name, "clusters": [] }
        for cluster, values in clusters.items():
            data["clusters"].append(dict([("name", cluster)] + values.items()))
        node.append(data)

inv_info['esx_vsphere_clusters'] = {
   "inv_function"           : inv_esx_vsphere_clusters,
}

