vcdextproxy
Python based proxy looking at multiple AMQP queues for incoming requests of VMware vCloud Director’s API Extensions and forwarding to specified REST backends.
Free software: MIT license
Documentation: https://vcdextproxy.readthedocs.io.
Features
Support multiple queues subscriptions
Can address multiple REST endpoints depending on extension(s)
1 REST endpoint is a associated to 1 extension in vCD
- Backend servers:
HTTP + HTTPS support
Basic authentication
Basic URI rewritting
- AMQP server:
Multiple Exchange/Queue listening
Manage Exchange/Queue declarations
SSL support
- Extension lifecyle:
Deploy a newly declared extension
Redeploy an existing extension
- vCloud Director:
Support vCD from 9.1 to 10.0
Can check user’s right based on per extension setting
Can check organization’s membership of an user
Planned features
#6 - Address some pre-checks like rights management
#18 - Check organization’s membership of an user
#2 - Manage extension lifecycle (deploy/re-deploy)
User case
In a vCloud Director instance where 2 API extensions are used (example1, example2):
vcdextproxy subscribe to following AMQP queues:
example1
example2
When a message is sent to example1 queue:
A URI path check is made: is /api/example1 a correct API path for extension named example1 ?
If valid, all fields of the request are converted to REST request (as headers or as body content)
REST endpoint handle the request as a standard REST one (with a lot of vCloud information…)
REST endpoint replies to vcdextproxy
vcdextproxy reformat the reply as an AMQP reply message
Credits
This package was created with Cookiecutter and the audreyr/cookiecutter-pypackage project template.
History
0.1.x (2019-11-01)
First release on PyPI.
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