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Python wrapper and CLI for CloudEndure
pip install cloudendure
cloudendure version
brew install poetry # if not installed
poetry install
docker run --rm -it cloudendurepy/cloudendure bash
Then import the package:
import cloudendure
CloudEndure Pipeline Flow
CloudEndure Data Flow
Pipeline Flow (as seen in AWS Console)
Please note: cloudendure
and ce
can be used interchangeably
export CLOUDENDURE_USERNAME=<your_ce_user>
export CLOUDENDURE_PASSWORD=<your_ce_password>
export CLOUDENDURE_DESTINATION_ACCOUNT=<destination_aws_account_id>
cloudendure api login
or
export CLOUDENDURE_USER_API_TOKEN=<your_ce_user_api_token>
export CLOUDENDURE_DESTINATION_ACCOUNT=<destination_aws_account_id>
ce api login
Please note: cloudendure
and ce
can be used interchangeably
cloudendure api login --user=<your_ce_user> --password=<your_ce_password>
or
ce api login --token=<your_ce_user_api_token>
Logging in for the first time will generate the ~/.cloudendure.yml
file.
This project is currently a work in progress and will actively change. This client has not yet been finalized and is entirely subject to change.
Check out the CHANGELOG
FAQs
Python wrapper and CLI for CloudEndure
We found that cloudendure demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 5 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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