Programming libraries wrapping the EIS the EIS Virtual Cloud RESTful API:
Python client for the EIS Virtual Cloud RESTful API
The python client allows you to interact with the API
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using its self-descriptive methods, for instance creating a virtual machine is as easy as calling the create_vm method as follows:
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from pyvss.manager import VssManager
vss = VssManager(tk='api_token')
# get vms
vms = vss.get_vms()
# create vm
req = vss.create_vm(os='ubuntu64Guest', built='os_install',
description='Testing python wrapper',
folder='group-v6736', bill_dept='EIS', disks=[100, 100])
uuid = vss.wait_for_request(req['_links']['request'], 'vm_uuid', 'Processed') |
By setting the VSS_API_TOKEN environment variable and then executing the manager.py script and using as input args the function name followed by any parameters, the response is displayed to stdout.
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python pyvss/manager.py get_vms 'summary=1&name=pm'
[{u'_links': {u'self': u'https://vss-api.eis.utoronto.ca:8001/v2/vm/<vm_uuid>'},
u'cpuCount': 2,
u'folder': {u'_links': {u'self': u'https://vss-api.eis.utoronto.ca:8001/v2/folder/group-v519'},
u'moref': u'group-v519',
u'name': u'Public',
u'parent': u'API'},
u'guestFullName': u'Ubuntu Linux (64-bit)',
u'ipAddress': u'<ip_addr>',
u'memoryMB': 4096,
u'name': u'1502P-pm',
u'overallStatus': u'green',
u'powerState': u'poweredOn',
u'storageB': 96637166467,
u'uuid': u'<vm_uuid>'}] |