The manilaclient Python API¶
Usage¶
In order to use the Python API directly, you must first obtain an auth token and identify which endpoint you wish to speak to. Once you have done so, you can use the API like so:
>>> from manilaclient import client
>>> manila = client.Client('1', $OS_USER_NAME, $OS_PASSWORD, $OS_TENANT_NAME, $OS_AUTH_URL)
>>> manila.shares.list()
[]
>>> share = manila.shares.create(share_proto="nfs", size=1, share_network_id="some_share_network_id")
>>> share.id
ce06d0a8-5c1b-4e2c-81d2-39eca6bbfb70
>>> manila.shares.list()
[<Share: ce06d0a8-5c1b-4e2c-81d2-39eca6bbfb70>]
>>> share.delete
In addition to creating and deleting shares, the manilaclient can manage share-types, access controls, and more! Using CephFS with Ganesha for NFS support as an example (assuumes this continues from the above initialization):
>>> share_type = client.share_types.create(
>>> name="cephfsnfstype", spec_driver_handles_share_servers=False,
>>> extra_specs={
>>> 'vendor_name': 'Ceph',
>>> 'storage_protocol': 'NFS',
>>> 'snapshot_support': False,
>>> })
>>> share_type
<ShareType: cephfsnfstype>
>>> share = client.shares.create(
>>> share_type='cephfsnfstype', name='cephnfsshare1',
>>> share_proto="nfs", size=1)
>>> share.allow(access_type='ip', access="192.168.0.0/24", access_level='rw')
{'id': '29bc4b66-d55d-424d-8107-aee96d1c562b', 'share_id': '0ac95dd2-afba-4ba3-8934-721b29492f04', 'access_level': 'rw', 'access_to': '192.168.0.0/24', 'access_type': 'ip', 'state': 'new'}
>>> share.export_locations
['10.5.0.22:/volumes/_nogroup/cf0451b6-0a95-4982-a801-2e212e9c9b96']
In the above example, Manila will be setup with an NFS share type, backed by CephFS. A share is then created, and then access controls are added giving the 192.168.0/24 subnet read/write access to the share.
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