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Establish a scalable, on-demand VPN Server powered by OpenVPN on AWS EC2.
python -m pip install vpn-server
import vpn
# Instantiates the object
vpn_server = vpn.VPNServer()
# Create a VPN Server
vpn_server.create_vpn_server()
# Test an existing VPN Server
# vpn_server.test_vpn()
# Deletes the VPN Server
vpn_server.delete_vpn_server()
:bulb: Please refer to the wiki page for more usage instructions and payload requirements.
Docstring format: Google
Styling conventions: PEP 8
Clean code with pre-commit hooks: flake8 and
isort
Requirement
python -m pip install gitverse
Usage
gitverse-release reverse -f release_notes.rst -t 'Release Notes'
PreCommit will ensure linting, and the doc creation are run on every commit.
Requirement
pip install sphinx==5.1.1 pre-commit recommonmark
Usage
pre-commit run --all-files
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Licensed under the MIT License
FAQs
Create an on-demand VPN Server running OpenVPN using AWS EC2
We found that vpn-server demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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