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This lib is an overlay/router of OpenStack services and region. It's goal will not be to write a wrapper for the requests themself.
We can manipulate several regions through a single interface. We can launch a request on all regions, or through "circuits" of roundrobin operations. This means that you can have several ressources you want to be created in a roundrobin way, but you don't want instances roundrobin mix with volume ones for example, or maybe you need to create several kinds of instances with different roundrobin circuits (allowing small servers or big servers to be better splattered). We can automatically detect the available regions (by using endpoints sorting).
We cannot manage 'admin' or 'internal' interfaces. We only work over 'public'. We certainly don't support multiple project users... This will probably fail on the catalog detection and stuffs.
Install on your system:
gem install openstack-router
Install through bundler:
gem 'openstack-router', '~> 0.1'
To use the library:
require 'openstack_router'
cp = OpenStackRouter::Parameter::Connection.new(
auth_url: 'https://auth.cloud.ovh.net/v2.0/',
username: 'test_username',
api_key: 'test_api_key',
tenant: 'test_tenant',
project_id: 'test_project_id',
region: 'SBG3'
)
# For now only region connection can be done.
region = OpenStackRouter::Region.new(@connection_parameters)
region.images
region.limits
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We found that openstack-router demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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