This library includes basic helpers encapsulating boring business logic code for interacting with the lxd daemon. It is an experimental alternative to the pylxd approach. The purpose of this library is not to be a full blown framework for interacting with lxd completely abstracting HTTP transactions in an hermetic way, pylxd already does a good job at that.
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