viperpy 0.7.2

A Python library for interacting with the EMC ViPR API

Note: ViPR is an EMC product, trademarked, copyrighted, etc.

Using this library is pretty straight forward. ViperPy can be installed from PyPi:

$ pip install viperpy

Creating an instance of the ViperPy class requires the following arguments:

Here is an example that goes through most of the API calls. Please note that some calls take longer to complete than others. Sometimes you may need to set your request_timeout to 60.0.

from viperpy import Viperpy, ViperpyException
from viperpy.util.common import get_formatted_time_string

try:
    client = Viperpy(username='someone',
                       password='password',
                       token_endpoint='https://192.168.1.146:4443/login',
                       vipr_endpoint='https://192.168.1.146:4443',
                       request_timeout=15.0)

    print(client.user_info.whoami())

    print(client.user_info.get_tenant(username=None))

    audit_time_bucket = get_formatted_time_string(2014, 12, 4, 0, None)
    print(client.audit.get_audit_log(audit_time_bucket))

    print(client.fabric_capacity.get_capacity())

    print(client.disk.get_disks(maximum=-3, index=1))

    single_disk_info = client.disk.get_disk_by_urn(
        urn='urn:fabric:disk:00b0b99b-a395-4179-8838-f121b99061fb')
    print(single_disk_info)

    single_disk_capacity_info = client.disk.get_disk_capacity(
        urn='urn:fabric:disk:00b0b99b-a395-4179-8838-f121b99061fb')
    print(single_disk_capacity_info)

    print(client.health.get_health())

    print(client.node.get_nodes(maximum=-5, index=0))

    print(client.services.get_services())

    print(client.bucket.get_buckets('namespace1'))
    print(client.bucket.get_bucket_retention('bucket1'))

    print(client.object_data_control_capacity.get_capacity())

    print(client.namespace.get_namespaces())
    print(client.namespace.get_namespace_info('namespace1'))

    print(client.user_management.get_objectusers())
    print(client.user_management.get_objectusers('namespace1'))

    print(client.user_secret_key.get_user_secret_keys(uid='user1@test'))

    print(client.configuration.get_config_properties())

    print(client.health_monitor.get_stats())

    health_info = client.health_monitor.get_health(0)
    print(health_info)

    health_info = client.health_monitor.get_stats(
        node_id=['urn:fabric:node:0fedcf91-5086-11e3-a7f8-001e6769f9a1:',
                 'urn:fabric:node:14115e71-4fbe-11e3-b044-001e6769e808:'])
    print(health_info)

    print(client.health_monitor.get_diagnostics(node_id='nilea01-r05-05'))
    print(client.health_monitor.get_storage_stats())

    print(client.upgrade.get_target_version())
    print(client.upgrade.get_cluster_state(True))
    print(client.upgrade.get_download_progress())

    tenants_list = client.tenants.get_tenants_bulk()

    for tenant_id in tenants_list:
        tenant_info = client.tenants.get_tenant(tenant_id)
        print(tenant_info)
        print(tenant_info['name'])

        try:
            subtenant = client.tenants.get_subtenants(tenant_id)
            if subtenant:
                print(subtenant)
        except:
            pass

    # Beta Billing API:
    print(client.billing.get_bucket_billing_info('namespace1', 'bucket1'))

except ViperpyException as viperpy_ex:
    print('Message: {0}'.format(viperpy_ex.message))
    print('Status Code Returned: {0}\n'.format(viperpy_ex.http_status_code))
    print('ViPR API Message: {0}'.format(viperpy_ex.vipr_message))
except Exception as ex:
    print(ex.message)

Example: Use a valid token instead of supplying a username and password

You pass an authentication token directly to ViperPy which means you don’t need to supply a username/password. Here is an example (the token has been shortened):

client = Viperpy(token='DLAcbGZtbjh6eVB3eUF1TzFEZWNmc0M2VVl2QjBVPQM',
                   token_endpoint='https://192.168.1.146:4443/login',
                   vipr_endpoint='https://192.168.1.146:4443',
                   request_timeout=15.0)

Example: Create, list, and remove object users

from viperpy import Viperpy, ViperpyException


if __name__ == "__main__":
    try:
        client = Viperpy(username='someone',
                           password='password',
                           token=None,
                           token_endpoint='https://192.168.1.146:4443/login',
                           vipr_endpoint='https://192.168.1.146:4443',
                           request_timeout=15.0)

        print(client.user_management.add_objectuser(user='mytest1', namespace='namespace1'))
        print(client.user_management.get_objectusers())

        # This next line won't print anything useful as the body is empty
        # If an HTTP 200 is not returned an error with raise, otherwise you can
        # assume that the call was successful
        client.user_management.deactivate_objectuser(user='mytest1')
        print(client.user_management.get_objectusers())

    except ViperpyException as viperpy_ex:
        print('Message: {0}'.format(viperpy_ex.message))
        print('Status Code Returned: {0}\n'.format(viperpy_ex.http_status_code))
        print('ViPR API Message: {0}'.format(viperpy_ex.vipr_message))
    except Exception as ex:
        print(ex.message)

Example: Fetching tokens

Fetching a token for a user can be done as follows by setting the cache_token parameter to false and then calling get_token:

from viperpy import Viperpy, ViperpyException


if __name__ == "__main__":
    try:
        client = Viperpy(username='someone',
                           password='password',
                           token=None,
                           token_endpoint='https://192.168.1.146:4443/login',
                           vipr_endpoint='https://192.168.1.146:4443',
                           request_timeout=15.0,
                           cache_token=False)

        print(client.get_token())

    except ViperpyException as viperpy_ex:
        print('Message: {0}'.format(viperpy_ex.message))
        print('Status Code Returned: {0}\n'.format(viperpy_ex.http_status_code))
        print('ViPR API Message: {0}'.format(viperpy_ex.vipr_message))
    except Exception as ex:
        print(ex.message)

Example: Removing a cached token

from viperpy import Viperpy, ViperpyException


if __name__ == "__main__":
    try:
        client = Viperpy(username='someone',
                           password='password',
                           token=None,
                           token_endpoint='https://192.168.1.146:4443/login',
                           vipr_endpoint='https://192.168.1.146:4443',
                           request_timeout=15.0,
                           cache_token=False)

        print(client.remove_cached_token())

    except ViperpyException as viperpy_ex:
        print('Message: {0}'.format(viperpy_ex.message))
        print('Status Code Returned: {0}\n'.format(viperpy_ex.http_status_code))
        print('ViPR API Message: {0}'.format(viperpy_ex.vipr_message))
    except Exception as ex:
        print(ex.message)

$ pep8 --ignore=E501 .