bioteamSmartCloud
A ruby interface to IBM SmartCloud Enterprise.
See: https://www.ibm.com/cloud/enterprise
Gem Dependencies
- json
- rest-client
- hashie
Installation
gem install smartcloud
You should also set environment variables for the executables to work
export IBM_USERNAME='user@example.com'
export IBM_PASSWORD='s3cr3t'Usage
Some useful commands are included
$ ic-instances
fs01 123840 170.225.188.137 Active
node_2 124558 170.225.189.162 Active
node_3 124560 170.225.189.163 Active
$ ic-kill-instances
Shutdown fs01? [y/n] n
Shutdown node_2? [y/n] n
Shutdown node_3? [y/n] n
$ ic-get-hostlist
170.225.188.137 vhost0137.jp.ap.compute.ihost.com fs01
170.225.189.162 vhost0417.jp.ap.compute.ihost.com node_2
170.225.189.163 vhost0418.jp.ap.compute.ihost.com node_3List available images
cloud = SmartCloud.new(ENV['IBM_USERNAME'], ENV['IBM_PASSWORD'])
images = cloud.imagesCreate a server
cloud = SmartCloud.new(ENV['IBM_USERNAME'], ENV['IBM_PASSWORD'])
response = cloud.create_instance({
:name => 'smartcloud-test',
:imageID => '20026860',
:instanceType => 'COP64.2/4096/60',
:location => "121",
:publicKey => 'sce-dev',
:ip => nil,
:VolumeID => nil,
:ConfigurationData => nil,
:vlanID => nil,
:SecondaryIP => nil,
:antiCollocationInstance => nil,
:isMiniEphemeral => 'false'
})All of the objects are really just a Mash, so you can work with attributes in several ways
instance = cloud.instances.first
instance.name # #=> 'smartcloud-test'
instance['name'] #=> 'smartcloud-test'
instance[:name] #=> 'smartcloud-test'