python3-cyberfusion-cluster-support 1.49.4.2.2

API library for Cluster API.

python3-cyberfusion-cluster-support

API library for Cluster API.

Install

PyPI

Run the following command to install the package from PyPI:

pip3 install python3-cyberfusion-cluster-support

Generic

Run the following command to create a source distribution:

python3 setup.py sdist

Debian

Run the following commands to build a Debian package:

mk-build-deps -i -t 'apt -o Debug::pkgProblemResolver=yes --no-install-recommends -y'
dpkg-buildpackage -us -uc

Configure

Config file options

• Section clusterapi, key clusterid. Only objects belonging to the specified cluster are loaded.
• Section clusterapi, key serviceaccountid. Only objects belonging to a cluster for which a service account to cluster exists for the specified service account are loaded.

Class options

• config_file_path. Non-default config file path.
• cluster_ids. Only objects belonging to the specified clusters are loaded.

Cluster IDs: order of precedence

The cluster_ids class option takes precedence over the clusterid config file option.

If neither is set, all objects are loaded.

If the clusterid config file option is set, but you want to load all objects, setting the cluster_ids class option to None (default) will not work. Instead, use the sentinel value cyberfusion.ClusterSupport.ALL_CLUSTERS.

Usage

Basic

from cyberfusion.ClusterSupport import ClusterSupport

s = ClusterSupport()

Read

API objects without parameters

Some API objects do not require parameters to be retrieved.

These API objects are retrieved from the Cluster API once. They are then cached.

Examples:

print(s.database_users)
print(s.unix_users)
print(s.fpm_pools)

API objects with parameters

Some API objects require parameters to be retrieved.

These API objects are retrieved from the Cluster API on every call.

Example:

print(s.access_logs(virtual_host_id=s.virtual_hosts[0].id, ...))

Update

Example:

d = s.database_users[0]
d.password = "newpassword"
d.update()

Create

Example:

from cyberfusion.ClusterSupport import ClusterSupport
from cyberfusion.ClusterSupport.certificates import Certificate

s = ClusterSupport()

c = Certificate(s)
assert c.id is None

c.create(common_names=["domlimev.nl", "www.domlimev.nl"])
assert c.id is not None
assert c.common_names == common_names=["domlimev.nl", "www.domlimev.nl"]

Delete

Example:

from cyberfusion.ClusterSupport import ClusterSupport

s = ClusterSupport()

c = s.certificates[0]
c.delete()

Tests

Run tests with pytest:

pytest tests/

The config file in cyberfusion.cfg (working directory) is used.