stornado

What this is:

• A minimal swift client that doesn't require Python or Nokogiri
• Driven by a JSON config file

Prerequisites:

gem install openstack

Arguments:

• repo - commands to be done against a container (list files, list a particular file, upload a file, download a file, delete a file)
• service - commands to be done against a service (list containers, create containers, delete containers)

Usage:

• stornado services # list configured services
• stornado repos # list configured repos
• stornado proxies # list configured proxies
• stornado service our-account ls big_bucket
• stornado service our-account create big_bucket
• stornado service our-account delete big_bucket
• stornado repo ls big_bucket -p ch3-opc -r ~/config.json # Example with proxy and config file override
• stornado repo put big_bucket accounts-22.tgz
• stornado repo ls big_bucket accounts-22.tgz
• stornado repo get big_bucket accounts-22.tgz
• stornado repo delete big_bucket accounts-22.tgz

Configuration

• Config file defaults to ~/.stornado/repo-config.json. Override the config file path with -r flag. See sample_repo_config.json for an example.
• Specify the proxy to use with the -p flag (refers to a proxy alias specified by you in your config file).
• The repository and service names are also aliases that you specify in your config file

Testing

• To run locally: ruby -Ilib/ bin/stornado repo srm-rc ls -r prod_machine_repo_config.json

Changes

• Now recognizes the HTTP_PROXY variable