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- keywords:
Deuce, Deduplication, Client
- maintainer:
Rackspace Atlanta Data Services Team <ds.atl.rackspace.com>
Deuce Python Client
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Overview
Deuce Client is a Python-based client application and API for interacting with the Deuce Deduplication-As-A-Service (https://github.com/rackerlabs/deuce) Cloud-based API.
Installation
Deuce Client uses Python 3.3+ and can be installed into a Python 3.3+ environment as follows:
# pip install -e git+github.com:rackerlabs/deuce-client.git#egg=master3 maintainers
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