ovm-ctl - OrionVM Command Line API Bindings
- To run, you will require the following:
python2
- To install, you will require the following:
python-setuptools
- Install:
sudo python setup.py install
This will install the python bindings, and also the start script (ovm-ctl) will be in your path
ovm-ctl can be called as is and used interactively, or it can be called with arguments like e.g. ovm-ctl show vms
The webbindings can be used like this
## example.py ## from ovm_ctl.webbindings import apibindings as ovm
api = ovm(‘user@example.com’, ‘password!’) vms = api.vm_pool()
- for vm in vms:
print “%(hostname)st%(ram)d” % vm
OrionVM offers full support for ovm-ctl with regards to HVM based images
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