sdk-python | Python2 and Python3 SDK for the CloudGenix AppFabric | REST library
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Python2 and Python3 SDK for the CloudGenix AppFabric. Intended to be a small, lightweight SDK wrapper around the CloudGenix API for easy use. Initial version requires knowledge of JSON/Dict objects for POST/PUT/PATCH operations. Comes with example.py that shows usage to get a JSON list of sites.
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- Create new DNSServices
- Wrapper for requests
- Convert stream response to JSON
- Pull the errors from the response
- Use a token
- Parse an auth token
- Adds headers to the session
- Provides access to the session
- Update ipsec profiles
- Query ipsecprof profiles
- Logs out of the client
- Set the logging level
- Update natpolicieset
- Post NATP policies
- Update interfaces
- Update the interfaces
- Update tenant data
- Update a DNSService profile
- Returns a list of all DNSService profiles
- Returns a list of dnss services
- Post NAT policies
- Update an existing operator
- Update a networkpolicieset
- Post network policies
- Update nat policies
- Update an operator
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QUESTION
I am working on a linux open-embedded project (Yocto), and I need to use gRPC.
Below are my recipes that try to invoke the gRPC python module. (grpcio-tools)
In local.conf
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-19 at 14:50If you want to use dependency on the host during compile time you must always depend to native version of a recipe. Modify your recipe as following:
QUESTION
I am trying to use Schema Registry with Azure EventHubs following this guide. I can't make this guide work and it is not clear which endpoint for schema registry I should use. Can someone please help me with this?
info:
script
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-27 at 14:03the connection string should be in format xxx.servicebus.windows.net
the schema should look like
QUESTION
I'd like to ask Azure for the details of the currently signed in user programmatically within a Python program. The program might run from the command line or within Azure batch.
Is there way to do the same thing as the azure cli does with az ad signed-in-user show
, but through the Azure SDK for Python?
UPDATE:
Based on Gaurav's help and pointer to the Microsoft Graph Python Client Library, I tried the following:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-19 at 05:10Based on the instructions provided here
, you would first need to install the appropriate SDKs (msgraphcore
and azure-identity
).
After that your code would be something like (again taking from the same link)
QUESTION
I need to change AMI image in Spotinst Elasticgroup and to respinup active instances. How to implement it with the spotinst-sdk-python
having SPOTINST_TOKEN
and SPOTINST_ACCOUNT
env variables?
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-26 at 07:26Here is an example CLI tool leveraging the spotinst_sdk2 for python. This tool can do the following:
- get/list all EG IDs
- update an AMI for an EG
- roll an EG.
python3 roll_eg.py --help
python3 roll_eg.py get
python3 roll_eg.py roll -a ami-e3fdd999 sig-1234567
Script Location: https://github.com/spotinst/spotinst-examples/tree/master/Utilities/AWS/Update%20AMI%20and%20roll%20Elastigroup
QUESTION
for my project I have implemented a graphical interface that interfaces with wearable sensors. I wrote a code (multi.py) that interfaces directly with 3 sensors. then I wrote some code for the graphical interface (GUI.py) which calls me different portions of multi.py when I click the buttons.
when I call "configure_clicked ()" and "download_clicked ()" form respective button the GUI freezes (continuing to work), because functions are called (multi.configure & multi.download ) that take some time to finish (connecting to devices and downloading data from devices). I know that I have to do another "thread"--> MULTITHREAD. please,Can anyone help me to create a multithread???
I also have "PROGRESS BAR" which should start at the start of each function but this does not happen for "configure_clicked ()" and "download_clicked ()", while I manage to slide it between "start_clicked" and "stop_clicked".
I am attaching the code. thank in advance whoever will help me.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-23 at 23:35This is how you make sure tkinter doesn't stop responding while running a long task:
QUESTION
I'm running a Python app in AKS (as a Job, but doesn't matter), using the Azure Python SDK to access blob storage. I'm using a User Managed Identity for auth, using ManagedIdentityCredential
with the client_id
kwarg (see https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/python/api/azure-identity/azure.identity.managedidentitycredential?view=azure-python). It is successfully able to query the IMDS endpoint and obtain a token, but I'm still hitting an error. Anybody has any idea about what setup I might be missing?
There are precious little docs about user managed identities overall, esp in relation to AKS and the blob store, and this error.
Successful IMDS token fetch:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jan-26 at 23:39I believe you might need to grant Storage Blob Data Contibutor permission
QUESTION
I'm setting up an AWS IoT MQTT connection from a Python environment using Python package awsiotsdk
. I have followed this example https://github.com/aws/aws-iot-device-sdk-python-v2/blob/main/samples/pubsub.py and gotten the demo publish/subscribe to work, so I have all the pieces.
The only difference from the demo is that in my environment the certificates all reside in memory rather than on disk. A hack solution would be to write them to a temp location on disk and follow the example.
I would prefer to simply instantiate the appropriate AWS authentication class which can accept a file-like object rather than a string filename. However following the code only leads me to c-binding dead ends.
How can I create an MQTT client using in-memory certificates?
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jan-31 at 01:43As far as I've been able to determine, this is simply not possible. My solution is to use the tempfile
package to create a temporary directory which I write the cert to and then reference when I create my MQTT client. It's not elegant, but it keeps me from needing to manage the certs as an external dependency (which is what I wanted to avoid).
QUESTION
I'm following the pubsub.py
example code for AWS IoT using MQTT here. In particular I'm connecting to MQTT using the awsiotsdk
.
That example works ok, but it connects to MQTT as a generic client, not as a specific device.
I would like to connect to MQTT to publish and subscribe as a specific device. In particular I want to be able to query for connected devices and see this device show up.
In the demo code I see that --client-id
is included. By default it uses a UUID to generate a unique client ID for the demo. I've tried setting the client-id
to the thing ARN arn:aws:iot:us-west-2:123456789012:thing/test
What I want/expect to see is the following search show the connected thing
. The query comes back empty while the pubsub demo is running. The fact that it's empty tells me that the pubsub example is connecting as an MQTT client, not as a device. How do I connect as a device?
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jan-26 at 00:07The clientId must equal the Thing name of a Thing registered in the Registry.
The connectivity status data is indexed only for connections where the client ID has a matching thing name.
https://docs.aws.amazon.com/iot/latest/developerguide/aggregation-troubleshooting.html
QUESTION
I'm following the example pub/sub in awsiotsdk
.
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jan-22 at 22:44EXACTLY_ONCE
(MQTT QOS level 2) is not currently supported by the AWS IoT Core server. This is mentioned in the source:
QUESTION
I'm creating an AwsCredentialsProvider
class (api docs) from:
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jan-22 at 16:19For custom credentials file path set environment variables AWS_CONFIG_FILE
and AWS_CREDENTIAL_FILE
For default profile set environment variable AWS_PROFILE
with AWS profile name you would like to select as default. In order to use at runtime, this AWS profile name must be present in your AWS credentials file with valid configurations.
If you use only one AWS region, then you can also set environment variable AWS_DEFAULT_REGION
. At times it saves few lines of code, where you might need to specify a AWS region.
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