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Deploy a simple OpenStack environment from template

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Warm - To setup simple OpenStack environments from template
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Warm exposes APIs on Yaml files to be reused. I's good tool to setup
small environement on OpenStack.

Please report me any bug or feature. I will be happy to work on it.

Note: Warm mixup names and ids, It does not recreate resource
already exists with a same name/id.

How to use it:
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- To install Warm use pip (don't forget to check for dependances).
$ pip install warm

- We are considering your env OS_* are already configured.
$ export | grep OS_
declare -x OS_AUTH_URL="https://identity/v2.0"
declare -x OS_PASSWORD="*******"
declare -x OS_TENANT_ID="ea262aa012f244f8af2d1687977aaa81"
declare -x OS_TENANT_NAME="my-project"
declare -x OS_USERNAME="sferdjaoui"

- We are now ready to create our first template.
$ cat > my-tpl.yaml <<EOF
server:
- name: srv
flavor: m1.small
image: cirros-0.3.1-x86_64-uec
EOF

- We can now run warm.
$ warm my-tpl.yaml

To get more information about a template syntax, see config.yaml.sample or
you can check the repositoy https://github.com/sahid/warm-templates to find
more examples.

Notes:
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You may need to install packages:
build-essential
python-dev
python-pip
libssl-dev

Roadmap:
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Add floating-ip
pylint, pep8

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