def create_rest_client(
manager_ip,
username=None,
password=None,
tenant=None,
**kwargs):
return CloudifyClient(
host=manager_ip,
username=username or cli_env.get_username(),
password=password or cli_env.get_password(),
tenant=tenant or cli_env.get_tenant_name(),
**kwargs)
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', cli_env.get_username())
password = kwargs.get('password', cli_env.get_password())
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)
return CloudifyClient(host=get_manager_ip(),
port=rest_port,
protocol=rest_protocol,
headers=headers,
trust_all=trust_all,
cert=cert_path)
def get_manager_username():
return cli_env.get_username()
def get_admin_user():
return [{
'username': cli_env.get_username(),
'password': cli_env.get_password(),
'roles': ['administrator']
}]
def get_manager_username():
return cli_env.get_username()
