from fabric import Connection # establish connection with remote server with Connection('remote_server_hostname') as conn: # execute command result = conn.run('ls -la') print(result.stdout)
from fabric import Connection # establish connection with remote server conn = Connection('remote_server_hostname') # create directory conn.run('mkdir test_directory') # upload file conn.put('local_file_path', '/remote/server/path') # close connection conn.close()This example shows how to establish a connection to a remote server, create a directory, upload a file, and close the connection. The Connection object is created with the hostname of the remote server, and the put() method is used to upload the file. The close() method is used to close the connection. The package library for the Connection object in Python Fabric is "fabric".