Get the daily build ami of Ubuntu Cloud Image.
Origin source: Ubuntu Cloud Image
Install
Install by pip:
$ pip install UbuntuAMIThis package depends on requests and lxml.
Usage
As easy as
>>> import ubuntuami
>>> ubuntuami.get()
'ami-dc0e9cb5'
>>> ubuntuami.get_command()
'ec2-run-instances ami-dc0e9cb5 -t t1.micro --region us-east-1 --key ${EC2_KEYPAIR_US_EAST_1}'You may also add more filter to get the ami you want.
>>> ubuntuami.get(target='server', version='quantal', region='us-west-2')
'ami-66e07556'
>>> ubuntuami.get(target='desktop', version='precise', region='ap-northeast-1', arch='32-bit')
'ami-c41aa3c5'Read the source for more info, it’s simple.
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