Vaporize
Vaporize is a clean and consistent library for accessing the Rackspace Cloud API.
Another One?
There are already a number of good Python options out there for accessing the Rackspace Cloud API. Unfortunately they have one thing in common: none of them use the same pattern. This means a lot of wasted time looking things up in the documentation. The other problem is that there is a library for each group of sendpoints on the Rackspace cloud API. There’s a libarry for CloudServers, one for CloudFiles, one for CloudDNS and one for CloudLoadBalancers. Which menas there’s a lot of redundant code, requiring four imports and four instantiations and it’s up to you to smooth over incompatibilities between them.
So Vaporize was born. One library for one API.
Installation
To install Vaporize using PIP:
pip install vaporize
Usage
Vaporize is designed to be simple to use. Connect to your Rackspace Cloud in just two lines of code:
>>> import vaporize
>>> vaporize.connect('username', 'apikey')
Documentation
API Documentation and a User Guide (in the works) available here.
Contributing
Vaporize is currently still in development. Contributors are welcome. Just fork this repo and start making pull requests.
Features
Support for the following Rackspace Cloud services:
CloudServers
CloudServers - Next Gen.
CloudLoadBalancers
CloudDNS
CloudDatabases
CloudBlockStorage
Planned Features
Support for the following Rackspace Cloud services:
CloudFiles
CloudMonitoring
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