| 2011-10-09 20:17:11 |
Kiall Mac Innes |
description |
This can likely be achieved by simply allowing custom URLs to be specified and/or making using of the EC2_* environment vars..
Example vars from an OpenStack install:
declare -x EC2_ACCESS_KEY="XXXXX:account"
declare -x EC2_CERT="/home/kiall/.nova/cert.pem"
declare -x EC2_PRIVATE_KEY="/home/kiall/.nova/pk.pem"
declare -x EC2_SECRET_KEY="XXXXX"
declare -x EC2_URL="http://X.X.X.X:8773/services/Cloud"
declare -x EC2_USER_ID="42" |
This can likely be achieved by simply allowing custom URLs to be specified and/or making using of the EC2_* environment vars..
Example vars from an OpenStack install:
declare -x EC2_ACCESS_KEY="XXXXX:account"
declare -x EC2_CERT="/home/kiall/.nova/cert.pem"
declare -x EC2_PRIVATE_KEY="/home/kiall/.nova/pk.pem"
declare -x EC2_SECRET_KEY="XXXXX"
declare -x EC2_URL="http://X.X.X.X:8773/services/Cloud"
declare -x EC2_USER_ID="42"
declare -x S3_URL="http://X.X.X.X:3333"
declare -x NOVA_API_KEY="XXXXX"
declare -x NOVA_CERT="/home/kiall/.nova/cacert.pem"
declare -x NOVA_PROJECT_ID="account"
declare -x NOVA_URL="http://X.X.X.X:8774/v1.1/"
declare -x NOVA_USERNAME="kiall"
declare -x NOVA_VERSION="1.1" |
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