from fabric import Connection c = Connection(host='remote.server.com', user='myuser') result = c.run('ls /') print(result)
from fabric import Connection c = Connection(host='remote.server.com', user='myuser') c.put('local_file.txt', '/remote/file.txt')
from fabric import Connection c = Connection(host='remote.server.com', user='myuser') c.get('/remote/file.txt', 'local_file.txt')This code creates a new Connection object to `remote.server.com` as `myuser`, and downloads the file `/remote/file.txt` from the remote host and saves it locally as `local_file.txt`. From the code examples above, it is apparent that Fabric relies on the paramiko package library to establish SSH connections, and that it provides a simple and consistent API for executing commands, uploading and downloading files, and managing remote directories.