Jeiji
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Jeiji is a middleware that helps you to manage any kind of cloud. You can use the ``jeiji`` command (see
below), but it's also possible to use it in a Python file::
#!/usr/bin/env python
from jeiji import cloud
from jeiji import jeiji
c = new cloud.Cloud
c.describe("Windows Azure", "http://myapp.azure.com", 1010, "username", "sha256password")
j = new jeiji.Jeiji(c)
j.analyze()
Using jeiji
=========
You can analyze a cloud using the command line as well::
$ jeiji init
$ jeiji create "Windows Azure" http://myapp.azure.com 1010 username sha256password
$ jeiji analyze
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