<stefanwiederoder@googlemail.com> scribbled:
Hello list,
I´m using a json config file to read a file with server group
definitions, including group of groups like
this example:
[jdoe@belbo]# cat groups.json
{
"G_Group_PR" : [ "serverA", "serverB" ],
"G_Group_QS" : [ "serverC", "serverD" ],
"G_All" : [ "G_Group_PR", "G_Group_QS" ]
}
now I need to resolve all groups to their member servers to map
actions to them.
this is where I´m stuck with an elegant solution, how can I
effectively parse this hash to
replace all Groups (always starting with G_)?
I don't know json, but have you looked on CPAN?I´m using a json config file to read a file with server group
definitions, including group of groups like
this example:
[jdoe@belbo]# cat groups.json
{
"G_Group_PR" : [ "serverA", "serverB" ],
"G_Group_QS" : [ "serverC", "serverD" ],
"G_All" : [ "G_Group_PR", "G_Group_QS" ]
}
now I need to resolve all groups to their member servers to map
actions to them.
this is where I´m stuck with an elegant solution, how can I
effectively parse this hash to
replace all Groups (always starting with G_)?
<http://search.cpan.org/search?query=json&mode=all> results in a lot of
potentially helpful modules, such as JSON.pm and JSON::Parse.pm. The latter
looks particularly spot on for your purpose.
