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'''<code>pyrax</code>''' is the official Python SDK for OpenStack/Rackspace APIs.

==Example==
''Note: See my [https://gist.github.com/christophchamp/8450845 gist of this script].''
<pre>
# NAME: pyrax_create_cloud_server
# AUTHOR: Christoph Champ
# DESCRIPTION: This script creates a Cloud Server in your Rackspace account.
# It then creates an image of that server, and, finally, creates a new server
# from that saved image.
#
# NOTES: Within each of the created VMs, the generated credentials are in
# master_server.adminPass and clone_server.adminPass. To access the box, use
# master_server.accessIPv4 and clone_server.accessIPv4.
# However, it is _much_ better/safer/wiser to use SSH keypairs.
#
# SEE: https://github.com/rackspace/pyrax
# SOURCE: https://gist.github.com/christophchamp/8450845
import os
import pyrax

USERNAME = "" # This is your Rackspace account username
API_KEY = ""
REGION = "" # E.g., DFW, HKG, IAD, LON, ORD, SYD

# Authenticate with Rackspace
pyrax.set_setting('identity_type', 'rackspace')
pyrax.set_credentials(USERNAME, API_KEY, region=REGION)

cs = pyrax.connect_to_cloudservers()

# NOTE: You could use the API to get an image ID instead
image_id = u'f70ed7c7-b42e-4d77-83d8-40fa29825b85' # CentOS 6.4
flavor = u'performance1-1'

# Create the master server
print "Creating master_server...\n"
master_server = cs.servers.create("master_server", image_id, flavor)

# It takes time to create the server, so poll it until it completes
master_server = pyrax.utils.wait_for_build(master_server, verbose=True)

# Create an image of the master server
print "\nCreating image of master_server...\n"
im = master_server.create_image("master_image")
image = cs.images.get(im)

# Wait for image creation to finish before moving on to clone
image = pyrax.utils.wait_until(image, "status", ["ACTIVE","ERROR"], attempts=0)

# NOTE: This clone can be a larger flavor (VM size), if needed/wanted
# Here we use the same flavor of the master server
print "Creating clone_server from master_image...\n"
clone_server = cs.servers.create(name="clone_server",
image=image.id,
flavor=master_server.flavor['id'])

clone_server = pyrax.utils.wait_for_build(clone_server, verbose=True)

print "Master_root_password: %s" % master_server.adminPass
print "Master_public_IPv4: %s" % master_server.accessIPv4
print "Clone_root_password: %s" % clone_server.adminPass
print "Clone_public_IPv4: %s" % clone_server.accessIPv4
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==External links==
* [https://github.com/rackspace/pyrax pyrax] on GitHub

[[Category:Rackspace]]

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Christoph at 12:11, 29 February 2020

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