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Everything you need to deploy and manage single-tenant, high-performance bare metal servers.

The Latitude.sh API gives you programmatic access to all resources available on the platform. With full control over the entire Latitude.sh platform, you can build integrations, custom dashboards, and manage your servers from your own clients.

Please note that the following installation example with pip is illustrative and will not download a package until a publishing token is provided as a github secret. To test out the repo you may clone it locally and run pip install -e ../path/to/local/clone/ .

SDK Installation

pip install latitude-python-sdk

Authentication

To create an API token, go to the Settings & Billing → API Keys page on the dashboard.

The key is shown to your only when it's created. If you lose it, you'll have to roll the key or create a new one.

SDK Example Usage

import latitude
from latitude.models import operations, shared

s = latitude.Latitude()
   
req = operations.GetRegionRequest(
    security=operations.GetRegionSecurity(
        bearer="YOUR_API_KEY_HERE",
    ),
    path_params=operations.GetRegionPathParams(
        id="unde",
    ),
)
    
res = s.regions.get_region(req)

if res.region is not None:
    # handle response

SDK Available Operations

api_keys

  • delete_api_key - Delete an API Key
  • get_api_keys - List all API Keys
  • post_api_key - Create an API Key
  • update_api_key - Regenerate an API Key

api_version

  • get_current_version - Get current API version
  • update_current_version - Update current API version

account

  • get_user_profile - Retrieve the User Profile
  • get_user_teams - List all User Teams
  • patch_user_profile - Update the User Profile

bandwidth

  • get_traffic_consumption - Retrieve Traffic consumption
  • get_traffic_quota - Retrieve Traffic Quota

bandwidth_packages

  • get_plans_bandwidth - List all bandwidth packages available
  • update_plans_bandwidth - Buy or remove bandwidth packages

deploy_config

  • get_server_deploy_config - Retrieve the Server Deploy Config
  • update_server_deploy_config - Update the Server Deploy Config

ip_addresses

  • get_ip - Retrieve an IP
  • get_ips - List IPs

ipmi_credentials

  • create_ipmi_session - Generate IPMI credentials

members

  • destroy_team_member - Remove a Team Member
  • get_team_members - List all Team Members
  • post_team_members - Add a Team Member

operating_systems

  • get_plans_operating_system - List all operating systems available

plans

  • get_plan - Retrieve a Plan
  • get_plans - List all Plans

power_actions

  • create_server_action - Run Server Action

projects

  • create_project - Create a Project
  • delete_project - Delete a Project
  • get_project - Retrieve a Project
  • get_projects - List all Projects
  • update_project - Update a Project

regions

  • get_region - Retrieve a Region
  • get_regions - List all Regions

rescue_mode

  • server_exit_rescue_mode - Exits rescue mode for a Server
  • server_start_rescue_mode - Puts a Server in rescue mode

roles

  • get_role_id - Retrieve a Role
  • get_roles - List all Roles

ssh_keys

  • delete_project_ssh_key - Delete a Project SSH Key
  • get_project_ssh_key - Retrieve a Project SSH Key
  • get_project_ssh_keys - List all Project SSH Keys
  • post_project_ssh_key - Create a Project SSH Key
  • put_project_ssh_key - Update a Project SSH Key

server_reinstall

  • create_server_reinstall - Run Server Reinstall

servers

  • create_server - Deploy a new server
  • destroy_server - Remove a Server
  • get_server - Retrieve a Server
  • get_servers - List all Servers
  • update_server - Update a Server

teams

  • get_team - Retrieve the Current Team
  • patch_current_team - Update a Team
  • post_team - Create a Team

user_data

  • delete_project_user_data - Delete a Project User Data
  • get_project_user_data - Retrieve a Project User Data
  • get_project_users_data - List all Project User Data
  • post_project_user_data - Create a Project User Data
  • put_project_user_data - Update a Project User Data

vpn_sessions

  • delete_vpn_session - Delete a VPN Session
  • get_vpn_sessions - List all Active VPN Sessions
  • post_vpn_session - Create a VPN Session
  • put_vpn_session - Refresh a VPN Session

virtual_network_assignments

  • assign_server_virtual_network - Assign a server to a virtual network
  • delete_virtual_networks_assignments - Delete a Virtual Network Assignment
  • get_virtual_networks_assignments - List all servers assigned to virtual networks

virtual_networks

  • create_virtual_network - Create a Virtual Network
  • destroy_virtual_network - Delete a Virtual Network
  • get_virtual_network - Retrieve a Virtual Network
  • get_virtual_networks - List all Virtual Networks
  • update_virtual_network - Update a Virtual Network

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