pyremoteenv 0.2.3

Remote env for python

pyremoteenv

pyremoteenv is a lightweight Python library designed for managing and distributing environment variables across microservices using remote configurations. This makes it ideal for cloud-native distributed systems where environment consistency and synchronization across services are critical.

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Features

• Centralized Environment Management: Seamlessly distribute environment variables to microservices via ZooKeeper or other remote backends.
• Improved Consistency: Ensure distributed services share consistent configuration without manual intervention.
• Bulk Operations: Manage multiple environment variables at once with simple APIs.
• Pluggable Backend: Currently supports ZooKeeper, with potential for adding new backends.
• Error Resilience: Handles common errors like missing nodes or network splits gracefully.

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TODO

• More backends: plain text, json, firebase
• Watching mechanism to interact or inject new values immediately

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Installation

Install pyremoteenv using pip:

pip install pyremoteenv

The only supported backend is ZooKeeper. Install dependencies for it

pip install pyremoteenv[zk]

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Requirements

• Python 3.8+
• kazoo - For ZooKeeper support.

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Usage

Example 1: Upload your config to remote storeage

This demonstrates how to push environment variables for multiple services to ZooKeeper.

from remoteenv import Env


# Example set of variables to distribute across services
# Add path prefixes to customize separated services by name, host, etc
s = """
DATABASE_DEFAULT_HOST=h2
service_1/DATABASE_DEFAULT_HOST=h3
service_1/host_4/DATABASE_DEFAULT_HOST=h1
"""

# Split the variables into key-value pairs
def split_text(text):
    for line in text.split('\n'):
        line = line.strip()
        if not line:
            continue
        yield tuple(line.split('=', 1))

variables = list(split_text(s))

env = Env('zk', settings={'prefix': 'test', 'hosts': 'zookeeper:2181'})
with env:
    env.set_many(variables)

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Example 2: Read all remote variables including path prefixes

Retrieve and display all stored variables, including their paths.

with env:
    for k, v in env.dump():
        print(f"{k}={v}")

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Example 3: Read remote config

with env:
    print("Read using variable name...")
    path = 'DATABASE_DEFAULT_HOST'
    v = env.get(path)
    print(f"{path}={v}")  # Example: DATABASE_DEFAULT_HOST=h2

    print("Reading with path filters...")
    variables_remote = {}
    for k, v in env.get_many('service_1/*', 'host_4/*', 'service_1/host_4/*'):
        # Find the most suitable key 
        variables_remote[k] = v
    print(variables_remote)

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Documentation

Full documentation and advanced usage examples are available at the GitHub repository.

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Contributing

Contributions are welcome! If you'd like to enhance the functionality or fix issues, kindly follow these steps:

1. Fork the repository on GitHub.
2. Clone your fork:

   git clone https://github.com/Romamo/pyremoteenv.git
   

3. Make your changes and test them.
4. Submit a pull request.

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License

This project is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for more details.

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Support

If you encounter any issues or have questions, feel free to open an issue on the GitHub Issues Page.

Happy coding! 🚀