django-swiftstorage
Provides a custom storage system for Django to store and retrieve files in OpenStack Swift.
Configuration
DEFAULT_FILE_STORAGE = "swiftstorage.storage.SwiftStorage" OS_USERNAME = "<openstack username>" OS_PASSWORD = "<openstack password>" OS_AUTH_URL = "<openstack keystone authenticator URL>" OS_REGION_NAME = "<openstack region name>" OS_TENANT_NAME = "<openstack tenant name>" SWIFT_CONTAINER_NAME = # Created if does not exist.
Testing
Tests can be run with python setup.py test. To make things easier, use tox.
tox can be installed with pip or via the python-tox package for Debian/Ubuntu.
Then simply call tox to run the tests in a virtual environment.
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