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Simple bash/curl/jq based command line tool using the OpenStack and OTC specific REST APIs.
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About otc-tools =============== This is the otc tool for using the Open Telekom Cloud APIs. It is a simple demonstrator using shell/curl/jq to use the OpenTelekomCloud's OpenStack and OTC specific REST interfaces. It is used for testing by the OTC engineering team and can be used as a blueprint for own tooling. Unlike the more extensive tools, this one does not pull in a load of dependencies. For production use, we recommend using the native OpenStack python client tools (python-novaclient etc or the newer python-openstackclient), complemented by the python-otcctools for specific OTC functions. Or of course higher level tools, such as ansible with python-shade or terraform. Usage ----- Set your OpenStack environment (OS_ variables) just like you do for the native OpenStack clients (typically by sourcing a ~/.ostackrc or ~/novarc or ~/.openrc file). Optionally, you can also set some additional defaults on otc_env.sh by editing it and copying it into your home as ~/.otc_env.sh. When managing multipe OTC domains, you may create ~/.ostackrc.SUFFIX and ~/.s3rc.SUFFIX and set OTC_DOMAIN=SUFFIX to make otc use these files. Please have a look the otc_env.sh file and look at the output from otc help -- this provides sufficient information to get doing. Packages -------- Packages (RPMs/DEBs) on open Build Service home:garloff:OTC https://build.opensuse.org/package/show/home:garloff:OTC/otc-tools A docker container image [tsiotc/otc-client](https://hub.docker.com/r/tsiotc/otc-client) is available on dockerhub.
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