
The openstack doc standard location is 'user', so go with that. Incorporate pages from the shade and occ docs into the appropriate places in the user index file. This still leaves user/logging and user/guide/logging which need to be rationalized. That will come in the next commit, as it also needs to actually rationalize the logging helper functions. Remove the Makefile, as it's not used by things. Change-Id: I26f36370ef9651f4bcaa7dee3b903309463d9592
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Connect From Config
In order to work with an OpenStack cloud you first need to create a
~openstack.connection.Connection
to it using your
credentials. A ~openstack.connection.Connection
can be created in 3
ways, using the class itself (see connect
), a file, or environment variables as
illustrated below. The SDK uses os-client-config
to handle the configuration.
Create Connection From A File
Default Location
To create a connection from a file you need a YAML file to contain the configuration.
../../contributor/clouds.yaml
To use a configuration file called clouds.yaml
in one of
the default locations:
- Current Directory
- ~/.config/openstack
- /etc/openstack
call :py~openstack.connection.from_config
. The
from_config
function takes three optional arguments:
- cloud_name allows you to specify a cloud from your
clouds.yaml
file. - cloud_config allows you to pass in an existing
openstack.config.loader.OpenStackConfig
` object. - options allows you to specify a namespace object with options to be added to the cloud config.
../examples/connect.py
../examples/connect.py
../examples/connect.py
Note
To enable logging, set debug=True
in the
options
object.
User Defined Location
To use a configuration file in a user defined location set the
environment variable OS_CLIENT_CONFIG_FILE
to the absolute
path of a file.:
export OS_CLIENT_CONFIG_FILE=/path/to/my/config/my-clouds.yaml
and call :py~openstack.connection.from_config
with the
cloud_name of the cloud configuration to use, .
Next
Now that you can create a connection, continue with the user_guides
for an OpenStack
service.