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Simple HTTP CLI for OpenStack

A common problem I have in development is needing to make a request against an authenticated request against an OpenStack API “correctly” (using the catalog, real authentication, version discovery etc).

os-http is a httpie inspired wrapper around basic keystoneauth functionality that can make and display the response to HTTP requests against openstack services.

Usage

source accrc  # load your cloud authentication
os-http --os-service-type image \
        --os-api-version 2      \
        --os-interface public   \
        --os-region RegionTwo   \
        get /images

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