Service Broker API
A Python package for building Service Brokers.
Following CF Service Broker API and Open Service Broker API
Installation
This package is available for Python 3.5+.
pip3 install openbrokerapiGetting started
from openbrokerapi import service_broker
from openbrokerapi.api import *
from flask import Flask
# Implement a service broker by overriding methods of ServiceBroker
class CustomServiceBroker(service_broker.ServiceBroker):
def catalog(self) -> List[Service]:
pass
def provision(self, instance_id: str, service_details: ProvisionDetails, async_allowed: bool) -> ProvisionedServiceSpec:
pass
def unbind(self, instance_id: str, binding_id: str, details: UnbindDetails):
pass
def update(self, instance_id: str, details: UpdateDetails, async_allowed: bool) -> UpdateServiceSpec:
pass
def bind(self, instance_id: str, binding_id: str, details: BindDetails) -> Binding:
pass
def deprovision(self, instance_id: str, details: DeprovisionDetails, async_allowed: bool) -> DeprovisionServiceSpec:
pass
# Simpely start the server
serve(CustomServiceBroker(), BrokerCredentials("", ""))
# or register blueprint to your own FlaskApp instance
app = Flask(__name__)
openbroker_bp = get_blueprint(CustomServiceBroker(), BrokerCredentials("",""))
app.register_blueprint(openbroker_bp)
app.run("0.0.0.0")Error Types
Brokerapi defines a handful of error types in errors.py for some common error cases that your service broker may encounter. Raise these from your ServiceBroker methods where appropriate, and brokerapi will do the “right thing” (™), and give Cloud Foundry an appropriate status code, as per the Service Broker API specification.
Planned
Support async tasks
Support VolumeMounts
Not Planned To Support
Provisioning
Response: 200 - If service already exists, a 409-Conflict will be returned
Bind
Response: 200 - If binding already exists, a 409-Conflict will be returned
Bugs or Issues
Please report bugs, issues or feature requests to Github Issues
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