I am extremely new to Orion SDK and have much to learn. I have been really struggling over the last several days with performing a task that I responsible for. We have a cloud environment that is constantly changing in that we are spinning up and tearing down VPCs. For each of the deployments there are dual virtual routers that I configure with GRE tunnels for connectivity. I have everything automated with the exception of the IP Addressing for the GRE tunnels. I have approximately 200 /30 subnets that I've added to IPAM. 100 for prod & 100 for nonprod. During my automation script after the routers are launched, I am trying to use Orion SDK to get the next two IP addresses within the same /30 subnet so that the script can use those IP addresses and auto build the GRE tunnel and connectivity. Everything seemed to be working fine with the syntax below, until I decided to test what would happen if someone accidentally put one of the ip addresses in IPAM into a "used" status. I thought that would just cause the script go to the next /30 Subnet that had two available ip addresses with a comment of "AWS-Prod_GRE_Tunnels"; however, that is not what is occuring. Instead it returns the other ip address that is available and one address from the next subnet. How do I make sure I only get two available IP address from the same /30? I thought using the "SubnetId" would take care of that, but clearly I am missing something. In the example below, Orion should have returned the two IP address that have a subnetid of 2286 since they are the next two available in the same subnet matching the comments.
Any feedback and or suggestions will be greatly appreciated.
SELECT TOP 2 IPAddress, SubnetId FROM IPAM.IPNode WHERE Status=2 and SubnetId IN (SELECT TOP 2 SubnetId From IPAM.Subnet as s WHERE Comments='AWS-Prod_GRE_Tunnels')
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