opsclick-ansible-be's Introduction

Setting up the servers

Just use docker and docker-compose

$ git clone https://github.com/xyklex/django-mongoengine.git
$ docker build -t opsclick-api-deploy:latest -t opsclick-api-deploy:0.1 .
$ mkdir env
$ echo 'DEBUG=1' >> env/common
$ docker-compose up -d

And the app will be ready to accept requests

API endpoints:

For the cloud:

localhost:8000/digitalocean/regions [GET]
localhost:8000/digitalocean/sizes [GET]
localhost:8000/digitalocean/images [GET] (can receive parameters in the url like '?type=distribution' or '?type=application' just like the digitalocean API)

The requests to this endpoints must contain in the header and digitalocean 'access-key' key

{"access-key": "71b1eac1e0c4a233c917276cf2f6bd5cda4dd3433c07bdcb9924cc98bd917886"}

For services:

The idea is that the register of the available services depend from the modules that will be in app_dir/services/mysql, and will be registered automatically when the api start or reload, with that in mind we can retrieve the services and clouds we can setup

localhost:8000/service [GET] (retrieve all the services registered)
localhost:8000/service/<service_name> [GET,POST] (create a service in the database)

For setup:

localhost:8000/setup [POST]

The json to setup a service in a digitalocean cloud look like the next:

{
	"service":"mysql",
	"cloud":"digitalocean",
	"options":{
		"droplets":["uno"],
		"state": "absent",
		"size": "512mb",
		"image": "ubuntu-14-04-x64",
		"region": "sgp1",
		"access_key":"71b1eac1e0c4a233c917276cf2f6bd5cda4dd3433c07bdcb9924cc98bd917886"
	}
}

With the header => Content-Type': 'application/json

The state key can have two values, absent will delete any droplet in the droplets value, and present will create the droplets in the droplets value with the information in json.

Recommend Projects