vmshepherd-aws-drivers
Introduction
Provides plugin for VmShepherd . Drivers allows to view panel with autoscaling groups and use rpc api from vmshepherd
Installation
Simply use pip.
pip install vmshepherd-aws-drivers
Library requires (as well as VmShepherd itself) python 3.6 or later.
Usage
Install package (in the same environment as VmShepherd) and configure VmShepherd like:
# ... iaas: driver: AwsIaaSDriver preset: driver: AwsPresetDriver ec2_page_size: 1000 (optional) - maximum number of instances returned in one call to aws ec2 api # ...
Develop
Run tests:
make test make develop
License
Changelog
1.1.0 (2019-08-29)
vm object without iaas manager
1.0.0 (2019-06-04)
initial
7 maintainers
Metadata
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