3.2.22. devices get-by-hostname

This command lets you search for devices by hostname and export the data to CSV or JSON.

3.2.22.1. Common Options

• Connection Options for examples of supplying the Axonius credentials and URL.

• Export Options for examples of exporting data in different formats and outputs.

3.2.22.2. Common Examples

• Get By Examples for examples that are common to all get-by.. commands.

• Selecting Fields Examples for examples of selecting which fields (columns) to include in the response.

3.2.22.3. Help Page

3.2.22.3.1. axonshell devices get-by-hostname

Get assets where hostname equals value

axonshell devices get-by-hostname [OPTIONS]

Options

-u, --url <URL>

Required URL of an Axonius instance

-k, --key <KEY>

Required API Key (or username if credentials=True) of user in an Axonius instance

-s, --secret <SECRET>

Required API Secret (or password if credentials=True) of user in an Axonius instance

--max-rows <max_rows>

Stop fetching assets after this many rows have been received

--max-pages <max_pages>

Stop fetching assets after this many pages have been received

--page-size <page_size>

Number of assets to fetch per page

Default

2000

--page-sleep <page_sleep>

Seconds to wait in between each fetch of a page

Default

0

-xf, --export-file <PATH>

File to save data to (supports templating: {DATE}, {HISTORY_DATE})

Default

-xp, --export-path <export_path>

If –export-file supplied, the directory to write –export_file to (supports templating: {DATE}, {HISTORY_DATE})

Default

/home/docs/checkouts/readthedocs.org/user_builds/axonius-api-client/checkouts/latest/docs

-xo, --export-overwrite, -nxo, --no-export-overwrite

If –export-file supplied and it exists, overwrite it

Default

False

-xb, --export-backup, -nxb, --no-export-backup

If –export-file supplied and it exists, rename it with datetime

Default

False

--echo, --no-echo

Print out details during fetch

Default

True

--page-progress <page_progress>

Print progress every N rows

Default

10000

-xt, --export-format <export>

Formatter to use when exporting asset data

Default

json

Options

xlsx | csv | xml | json | json_to_csv | table

-tf, --table-format <table_format>

Base format to use for –export-format=table

Default

fancy_grid

Options

asciidoc | double_grid | double_outline | fancy_grid | fancy_outline | github | grid | heavy_grid | heavy_outline | html | jira | latex | latex_booktabs | latex_longtable | latex_raw | mediawiki | mixed_grid | mixed_outline | moinmoin | orgtbl | outline | pipe | plain | presto | pretty | psql | rounded_grid | rounded_outline | rst | simple | simple_grid | simple_outline | textile | tsv | unsafehtml | youtrack

--table-max-rows <table_max_rows>

Only return this many rows for –export-format=table

Default

5

--table-api-fields, --no-table-api-fields

Include API related fields in table output

Default

False

--schema, --no-schema

Add schema information to the export

Default

False

--json-flat, --no-json-flat

Flat JSON output (one line per row)

Default

False

--titles, --no-titles

Rename fields from internal field names to their column titles

Default

False

--field-compress, --no-field-compress

Compress field names

Default

False

--field-replace <field_replace>

Replace characters in field names ex: ‘text=replace’ (multiples)

Default

--join, --no-join

Join multivalue fields using –join-value

Default

False

--join-value <field_join_value>

Value to use for joining multivalue fields, default: n

Default

``

``

--join-trim <field_join_trim>

Character length to trim joined multivalue fields

Default

32000

-exf, --explode <FIELD>

Flatten and explode a fields values into multiple rows

-exe, --explode_entities, --explode-entities, -nexe, --no-explode_entities, --no-explode-entities

Split rows into one row for each asset entity (will enable include-details)

Default

False

--flatten, --no-flatten

Remove complex fields and re-add their sub-field values to the row

Default

False

-fx, --field-exclude <FIELD>

Fields to exclude from each row (multiples)

Default

--field-null, --no-field-null

Add missing fields with –field-null-value

Default

False

--field-null-value <field_null_value>

Value to use for fields that are not returned

--adapters-missing, --no-adapters-missing

Add a column showing adapters missing from each asset

Default

False

--include-dates, --no-include-dates

Include history date and current date as columns in each asset

Default

False

--software-whitelist-file <whitelist>

Read in a file of software names to add missing and delta sw columns

--tag <TAG>

Tags to add to each asset (multiples)

Default

--tag-invert, --no-tag-invert

Only add tags to assets that do NOT match the query provided

Default

False

--untag <TAG>

Tags to remove from each asset (multiples)

Default

--untag-invert, --no-untag-invert

Only remove tags from assets that do NOT match the query provided

Default

False

-id, --include-details, -nid, --no-include-details

Include details for aggregated fields

Default

False

-sd, --sort-descending, -nsd, --no-sort-descending

Sort –sort-field descending

Default

False

-sf, --sort-field <sort_field>

Sort assets based on a specific field

--csv-field-flatten, --no-csv-field-flatten

For CSV/XLSX Export: Enable flattening of complex fields

Default

True

--csv-field-join, --no-csv-field-join

For CSV/XLSX Export: Enable joining of list fields

Default

True

--csv-field-null, --no-csv-field-null

For CSV/XLSX Export: Enable null values for missing fields

Default

True

-anfne, --api-null-for-non-exist, -nanfne, --no-api-null-for-non-exist

Ask the REST API to return null for non existent fields

Default

False

-afonef, --api-filter-out-non-existing-fields, -nafonef, --no-api-filter-out-non-existing-fields

Ask the REST API to filter out non existent fields

Default

True

-amfi, --api-max-field-items <max_field_items>

Ask the REST API to limit the number of values returned for a field

-amcfi, --api-complex-fields-preview-limit <complex_fields_preview_limit>

Ask the REST API to limit the number of values returned for a complex field

-ahfc, --api-use-heavy-fields-collection, -nahfc, --no-api-use-heavy-fields-collection

Ask the REST API to use the heavy fields collection

Default

False

-hd, --history-date <YYYY-MM-DD>

Return results for a given date in history

-hda, --history-days-ago <history_days_ago>

Return results for a history snapshot N days ago

-hex, --history-exact, -nhex, --no-history-exact

Date supplied in history-date or history-days-ago is an exact date

Default

False

-f, --field <ADAPTER:FIELD>

Fields to include in the format of adapter:field (multiples)

-fr, --field-regex <ADAPTER_REGEX:FIELD_REGEX>

Regular expressions of fields to include (multiples)

-frro, --fields-regex-root-only, -nfrro, --no-fields-regex-root-only

Only include root fields for –field-regex

Default

True

-ff, --field-fuzzy <ADAPTER:FIELD>

Fuzzy matching of fields to include (multiples)

-fro, --fields-root <ADAPTER>

Select all root fields for a given adapter (PERFORMANCE HIT!)

-fer, --fields-error, -nfer, --no-fields-error

Throw errors for invalid fields supplied in –field

Default

True

-fd, --fields-default, -nfd, --no-fields-default

Include the default fields defined in the API library

Default

True

--pre <QUERY>

Query to prefix the query built to search for –value

Default

--post <QUERY>

Query to postfix the query built to search for –value

Default

-nf, --not-flag, -nnf, --no-not-flag

Build the query as a NOT query

Default

False

-v, --value <value>

Required Value to search for

--help-detailed <help_detailed>

Show detailed help and exit

Options

auth | assetexport | selectfields