This is a client library for RACK API. It provides a python API and a command-line tool.
git clone https://github.com/stackforge/python-rackclient.git
cd python-rackclient
pip install -r requirements.txt
python setup.py install
Once you have rackclient installed, you can use a shell command, rack, that interacts with RACK API.
You'll need to provide the endpoint of RACK API.
You can set it with --rack-url option or as a environment variable:
export RACK_URL=http://example.com:8088/v1
Now you are all set.
You'll find complete documentation on the shell by running rack help command.
There's also a python API. This is a very simple example:
from rackclient.v1 import client
# main client object
rack = client.Client(rack_url='http://192.168.100.218:8088/v1')
# create a process group
group = rack.groups.create(name='test-group')
# create a keypair
rack.keypairs.create(gid=group.gid, is_default=True)
# create a securitygroup
rules = [
{
"protocol": "tcp",
"port_range_max": "65535",
"port_range_min": "1",
"remote_ip_prefix": "0.0.0.0/0"
}
]
rack.securitygroups.create(gid=group.gid, is_default=True, securitygroup_rules=rules)
# create a network
rack.networks.create(gid=group.gid, cidr="10.10.10.0/24", dns_nameservers=["8.8.8.8"], ext_router_id="eda01125-8c40-41dd-a694-db7578ed7725")
# boot a rack-proxy
rack.proxy.create(gid=group.gid, nova_flavor_id="2", glance_image_id="42ec5e05-ade9-426d-a70a-fd5e02fcf261")
# boot a process
process = rack.processes.create(gid=group.gid, nova_flavor_id="2", glance_image_id="90d8d31c-6386-4740-8ae5-e8a80b8fc6dd")
# You can access the process's context as object's attribute
print process.gid, process.pid, process.name, ...