fabric-digitalocean
fabric-digitalocean is a collection of tools aiming to make it easy to use Fabric and DigitalOcean together.
It was inspired by fabric-aws
Installation
pip install fabric-digitalocean
Usage
With fabric-digitalocean, you can decorate Fabric tasks to run on a set of DigitalOcean Droplet. The @droplets decorator can take a list of Droplet IDs, a tag, or a region as an argument. If you use a tag or region, it will be expanded to a list of all Droplets with that tag applied or in that region. They can also be used together.
The environmental variable FABRIC_DIGITALOCEAN_TOKEN must contain a DigitalOcean API token.
See below for an example:
from fabric.api import task, run
from fabric_digitalocean.decorators import droplets
@task
@droplets(ids=[8043964, 7997777])
def task_by_ids():
run('hostname')
run('uptime')
@task
@droplets(tag='demo')
def task_by_tag():
run('hostname')
run('uptime')
@task
@droplets(region='nyc3')
def task_by_region():
run('hostname')
run('uptime')
@task
@droplets(region='nyc2', tag='demo')
def task_by_both():
run('hostname')
run('uptime')
Testing
To run the test suite, use:
nosetests -v --with-coverage --cover-package=fabric_digitalocean
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