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In auditing our proxy method names heading into the 1.0 release, where we'll need to be more careful about backwards compatibility, some names in the cluster proxy use structures that are different than we're using both around the other services and also within cluster itself. We've converged on several naming formats for add/remove, attach/detach, and several other grammar styles when naming operations that are done on a certain resource. This change introduces a deprecation decorator using the `deprecation` library, which was recently added to global-requirements. This is also the first change of several in the auditing process, just going alphabetical order through the services. The plan with these is that they're marked for deprecation in the next release (0.9.14), both here in the code and in the documentation via the deprecation library's ability to modify the docstring, which then shows up in our built documentation. In the meantime, we should help any users we know of—in this case we have cluster developers on this project—in updating calling code to use the newer format before 1.0 happens. The following deprecations were made: * cluster_add_nodes -> add_nodes_to_cluster * cluster_del_nodes -> remove_nodes_from_cluster * cluster_replace_nodes -> replace_nodes_in_cluster * cluster_scale_out -> scale_out_cluster * cluster_scale_in -> scale_in_cluster * cluster_attach_policy -> attach_policy_to_cluster * cluster_detach_policy -> detach_policy_from_cluster * cluster_update_policy -> update_cluster_policy * cluster_operation -> perform_operation_on_cluster * node_operation -> perform_operation_on_node Partial-Bug: 1657498 Change-Id: I3df0494f9ec0097aee7d47e05fb42094439bc4a4
OpenStack Python SDK
The python-openstacksdk is a collection of libraries for
building applications to work with OpenStack clouds. The project aims to
provide a consistent and complete set of interactions with OpenStack's
many services, along with complete documentation, examples, and
tools.
This SDK is under active development, and in the interests of providing a high-quality interface, the APIs provided in this release may differ from those provided in future release.
Usage
The following example simply connects to an OpenStack cloud and lists the containers in the Object Store service.:
from openstack import connection
conn = connection.Connection(auth_url="http://openstack:5000/v3",
project_name="big_project",
username="SDK_user",
password="Super5ecretPassw0rd")
for container in conn.object_store.containers():
print(container.name)Documentation
Documentation is available at http://developer.openstack.org/sdks/python/openstacksdk/
License
Apache 2.0