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A simple command to drop you into the python interpreter with the openstack easy to setup.

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A simple command to drop you into the python interpreter with the openstack clients setup.

Using the interpreter

First install the tool:

pip install openstack-interpreter

The simply run the command. Provided you have your environment variables setup correctly it will authenticate you, and drop into a python interpreter.

$ os-interpreter

>>> interpreter
<openstack_interpreter.OpenStackInterpreter object at 0x7fe39f22b090>
>>> keystone = interpreter.get_client('identity')
>>> projects = keystone.projects.list()
>>> keystone.projects.get(projects[0].id)
>>> nova = interpreter.get_client('compute')
>>> servers = nova.servers.list()
>>> server = nova.servers.get(servers[0].id)

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