Query the Cisco ACI APIC API using Python & requests

apic_query.py

import requests, json

apic_url = 'sandboxapicdc.cisco.com'
apic_username = 'admin'
apic_password = 'ciscopsdt'

def apic_login(apic: str, username: str, password: str) -> dict:
    """ APIC login and return session cookie """
    apic_cookie = {}
    credentials = {'aaaUser': {'attributes': {'name': apic_username, 'pwd': apic_password }}}
    json_credentials = json.dumps(credentials)
    base_url = 'https://' + apic + '/api/aaaLogin.json'

    login_response = requests.post(base_url, data=json_credentials)

    login_response_json = json.loads(login_response.text)
    token = login_response_json['imdata'][0]['aaaLogin']['attributes']['token']
    apic_cookie['APIC-Cookie'] = token
    return apic_cookie

def apic_query(apic: str, path: str, cookie: dict) -> dict:
    """ APIC 'GET' query and return response """
    base_url = 'https://' + apic + path

    get_response = requests.get(base_url, cookies=cookie)

    return get_response

def apic_logout(apic: str, cookie:dict) -> dict:
    """ APIC logout and return response """
    base_url = 'https://' + apic + '/api/aaaLogout.json'

    post_response = requests.post(base_url, cookies=cookie)

    return post_response

apic_cookie = apic_login(apic=apic_url, username=apic_username, password=apic_password)
response = apic_query(apic=apic_url, path='/api/class/fabricHealthTotal.json', cookie=apic_cookie)
logout_response = apic_logout(apic=apic_url, cookie=apic_cookie)

response_json = json.loads(response.text)
fab_health_total = response_json['imdata'][0]['fabricHealthTotal']['attributes']['cur']

print(fab_health_total)

@nnelluri928
The output you've presented informs you about the wrong username or password or both
There is no IP address validation and wrong credentials are not handled in the code posted, therefore you are expected to provide the correct credentials to get the result.