def create_rest_client(**kwargs):
# Doing it with kwargs instead of arguments with default values to allow
# not passing args (which will then use the default values), or explicitly
# passing None (or False) which will then be passed as-is to the Client
username = kwargs.get('username', get_manager_username())
password = kwargs.get('password', get_manager_password())
tenant = kwargs.get('tenant', get_manager_tenant())
token = kwargs.get('token')
rest_port = kwargs.get('rest_port',
os.environ.get(constants.CLOUDIFY_REST_PORT, 80))
rest_protocol = kwargs.get('rest_protocol',
'https' if rest_port == '443' else 'http')
cert_path = kwargs.get('cert_path', cli_env.get_ssl_cert())
trust_all = kwargs.get('trust_all', cli_env.get_ssl_trust_all())
headers = create_auth_header(username, password, token, tenant)
return CloudifyClient(
host=get_manager_ip(),
port=rest_port,
protocol=rest_protocol,
headers=headers,
trust_all=trust_all,
cert=cert_path)
def _cfy_cli_inner(cmdline, shell=False, capture_stdout=False):
"""
Lowest layer of calling the Cloudify CLI.
Typically, you would want to call "_cfy_cli" instead of this one.
"""
env = dict(os.environ)
if CLOUDIFY_TENANT_ENV not in env:
env[CLOUDIFY_TENANT_ENV] = DEFAULT_TENANT_NAME
# If "trust all" is in effect, then disable this warning and
# assume the user knows what they're doing.
ignored_warnings = ["Python 2 is no longer supported"]
if _use_ssl() and get_ssl_trust_all():
ignored_warnings.append("Unverified HTTPS request")
if ignored_warnings:
env['PYTHONWARNINGS'] = ','.join(
["ignore:{}".format(x) for x in ignored_warnings])
if shell:
full_cmdline = "cfy {}".format(cmdline)
else:
full_cmdline = ['cfy']
full_cmdline.extend(cmdline)
logger.info("Running: %s", full_cmdline)
if capture_stdout:
stdout_contents = subprocess.check_output(full_cmdline,
env=env,
shell=shell)
else:
subprocess.check_call(full_cmdline, env=env, shell=shell)
stdout_contents = None
return stdout_contents
def create_rest_client(**kwargs):
# Doing it with kwargs instead of arguments with default values to allow
# not passing args (which will then use the default values), or explicitly
# passing None (or False) which will then be passed as-is to the Client
username = kwargs.get('username', get_manager_username())
password = kwargs.get('password', get_manager_password())
tenant = kwargs.get('tenant', get_manager_tenant())
token = kwargs.get('token')
rest_port = kwargs.get('rest_port',
os.environ.get(constants.CLOUDIFY_REST_PORT, 80))
rest_protocol = kwargs.get('rest_protocol',
'https' if rest_port == '443' else 'http')
cert_path = kwargs.get('cert_path', cli_env.get_ssl_cert())
trust_all = kwargs.get('trust_all', cli_env.get_ssl_trust_all())
headers = create_auth_header(username, password, token, tenant)
return CloudifyClient(
host=get_manager_ip(),
port=rest_port,
protocol=rest_protocol,
headers=headers,
trust_all=trust_all,
cert=cert_path)
def wrapper(*args, **kwargs):
manager_host = os.environ[CLOUDIFY_HOST_ENV]
manager_user = os.environ[CLOUDIFY_USERNAME_ENV]
manager_password = os.environ[CLOUDIFY_PASSWORD_ENV]
manager_tenant = os.environ.get(CLOUDIFY_TENANT_ENV,
DEFAULT_TENANT_NAME)
use_ssl = _use_ssl()
ssl_trust_all = get_ssl_trust_all()
# If user wants to trust all certificates, then disable the warning
# about it and assume (and hope) they know what they're doing.
if use_ssl and ssl_trust_all:
urllib3.disable_warnings(urllib3.exceptions.InsecureRequestWarning)
client = CloudifyClient(
host=manager_host,
username=manager_user,
password=manager_password,
tenant=manager_tenant,
protocol=SECURED_PROTOCOL if use_ssl else DEFAULT_PROTOCOL,
trust_all=ssl_trust_all)
kwargs['client'] = client
return func(*args, **kwargs)
