QingCloud Python SDK

This repository allows you to access QingCloud and control your resources from your applications.

This SDK is licensed under Apache Licence, Version 2.0.

Installation

Install via pip

$ pip install qingcloud-sdk

Upgrade to the latest version

$ pip install --upgrade qingcloud-sdk

Install from source

git clone https://github.com/yunify/qingcloud-sdk-python.git
cd qingcloud-sdk-python
python setup.py install

Getting Started

In order to operate QingCloud IaaS or QingStor (QingCloud Object Storage), you need apply access key on qingcloud console first.

QingCloud IaaS API

Pass access key id and secret key into method connect_to_zone to create connection

>>> import qingcloud.iaas
>>> conn = qingcloud.iaas.connect_to_zone(
        'zone id',
        'access key id',
        'secret access key'
    )

The variable conn is the instance of qingcloud.iaas.connection.APIConnection, we can use it to call resource related methods.

Example:

# launch instances
>>> ret = conn.run_instances(
        image_id='img-xxxxxxxx',
        cpu=1,
        memory=1024,
        vxnets=['vxnet-0'],
        login_mode='passwd',
        login_passwd='Passw0rd@()'
    )

# stop instances
>>> ret = conn.stop_instances(
        instances=['i-xxxxxxxx'],
        force=True
      )

# describe instances
>>> ret = conn.describe_instances(
        status=['running', 'stopped']
      )

QingCloud QingStor API

Pass access key id and secret key into method connect to create connection

>>> import qingcloud.qingstor
>>> conn = qingcloud.qingstor.connect(
        'pek3a.qingstor.com',
        'access key id',
        'secret access key'
    )

The variable conn is the instance of qingcloud.qingstor.connection.QSConnection, we can use it to create Bucket which is used for generating Key and MultiPartUpload.

Example:

# Create a bucket
>>> bucket = conn.create_bucket('mybucket')

# Create a key
>>> key = bucket.new_key('myobject')
>>> with open('/tmp/myfile') as f:
>>>     key.send_file(f)

# Delete the key
>>> bucket.delete_key('myobject')