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CloudSigma’s official python library

pycloudsigma allows you to easily manage your entire infrastructure from within Python.

Creating a server is as simple as:

import cloudsigma
server = cloudsigma.resource.Server()
test_server = { 'name': 'My Test Server', 'cpu': 1000, 'mem': 512 * 1024 ** 2, 'vnc_password': 'test_server' }
my_test_server = server.create(test_server)

For more examples, please visit pycloudsigma.

For more detailed information about CloudSigma, please visit the API documentation.

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