AMArETTo - Azure MAnagEmenT by The1bit
Change log - version 0.0.2.11
- Storage
Bugfix in copyFile function. SAS token related copy return value expandation.
Change log - version 0.0.2.10
- Storage
Generate SAS Token for StorageAccount
SAS token length check has been modified
Change log - version 0.0.2.9
Core module: Contains functions for login to Azure and set default subscription
Restore module: Contains full support of unmanaged and managed disk based VMs’ DISK restore.
Storage module: Can upload files to a storage account and store them according to their versions.
Requirements
Linux OS
You have to install before the first usage the followings:
Python (2.7 or 3.4)
Azure-Cli 2.0
Basic install
- To use the tools you merely follow the following steps:
>>> import pip >>> pip.main(['install', '--user', 'amaretto']) >>> import amaretto
(install without cache: pip install amaretto –no-cache-dir )
Note: After the update please execute the following command from shell ‘pip show amaretto’ If you can see that not the latest version is installed, please execute ‘pip uninstall amaretto’ to unistall it.
Core module
- Steps for include restore module
>>> import amaretto >>> from amaretto import amarettocore >>> amaretto.amarettocore.azureLogin()
You can find the detailed documentation in https://github.com/the1bit/amaretto/blob/master/amaretto/amarettocore.md.
Restore module
- Steps for include restore module
>>> import amaretto >>> from amaretto import amarettorestore >>> amaretto.amarettorestore.storageUriFromCloud('AzureCloud')
You can find the detailed documentation in https://github.com/the1bit/amaretto/blob/master/amaretto/amarettorestore.md.
Storage module
- Steps for include storage module
>>> import amaretto >>> from amaretto import amarettostorage >>> amaretto.amarettostorage.uploadAllFiles(fileVersion = '1.0.0.0', storageaccountName = <your storage account name>, sasToken = <sasToken for your storage account>, storageKey = <storageKey for your storage account>, filePath = <local path of flies>, modificationLimitMin = <1440 means you upload files which are older than one day>)
You can find the detailed documentation in https://github.com/the1bit/amaretto/blob/master/amaretto/amarettostorage.md.
Please read the license related information.
LICENSE
Copyright (c) 2018 Tibor Kiss
Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the “Software”), to deal in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:
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