🚀 AUTOPKG TOGGLER!

1. autopkg_toggler.py

This is a personal script to help me Toggle between Autopkg dev and prod environments.

Setup the environment variables before running.

• Using your favaourite text editor, save the following in your default shell mine is ~/.zshrc:

    export JSS_USER=<enter prod user here>

    export JSS_PASSWORD=<enter prod pw here>

    export JSS_URL=<enter prod url here>

    export JSS_DEV_USER=<enter dev user here>

    export JSS_DEV_PASSWORD=<enter dev password here>

    export JSS_DEV_URL=<enter url password here>

restart terminal/IDE or do:

source ~/.zshrc 
This is assuming you stored the environmental variables in ~/.zshrc

sample command to swap to dev:

python3 autopkg_toggler.py dev

2. getgitInfo.py

• This python script will get current git directory sha, url and concatenate them to form the current commit url. I am trying to convert this into an autopkg processor for audit purpose

3. jira-api-group-projects.py

   PLEASE NOTE >>> This is incomplete and still being composed.

• This is a python script to get all jira groups and project they have access to

4. list_okta_group_rules_csv.py

• This is a python script that will get all Okta groups from your okta instance, check if group is empty and assigned an app, and save the info into a csv

5. delete_all_user_no_device_fast_jamf.py

Jamf Pro User Cleanup Script

Overview

This Python script is designed to interact with a Jamf Pro server to identify users without assigned devices and optionally delete a specified number of these users. It's particularly useful in environments where user accounts need to be regularly audited and cleaned up for efficient resource management.

Features

• Retrieve a list of all users from Jamf Pro.
• Identify users who do not have any devices assigned to them.
• Delete a specified number of users who do not have devices (up to 10 by default).

Requirements

• Python 3.x
• requests library (install with pip install requests)
• Access to a Jamf Pro server with appropriate API permissions.

Setup

1. Clone the repository or download the script to your local machine.
2. Ensure Python 3 is installed on your system.
3. Install the requests library if not already installed.
4. Set up environment variables for your Jamf Pro credentials:
   • JSS_USER: Your Jamf Pro username.
   • JSS_PASSWORD: Your Jamf Pro password.
   • JSS_URL: The URL of your Jamf Pro server.

Usage

Run the script from the command line:

python3 delete_all_user_no_device_fast_jamf.py

🚀 Have Fun!