Configuration

Configuration is achieved via a configuration file. At the root of the pycloudlib repo is a file named pycloudlib.toml.template. This file contains stubs for the credentials necessary to connect to any individual cloud. Fill in the details appropriately and copy the file to either ~/.config/pycloudlib.toml or /etc/pycloudlib.toml.

Additionally, the configuration file path can be passed to the API directly or via the PYCLOUDLIB_CONFIG environment variable. The order pycloudlib searches for a configuration file is:

• Passed via the API
• PYCLOUDLIB_CONFIG
• ~/.config/pycloudlib.toml
• /etc/pycloudlib.toml

pycloudlib.toml.template

############### pycloudlib.toml.template #####################################
# Copy this file to ~/.config/pycloudlib.toml or /etc/pycloudlib.toml and
# fill in the values appropriately. You can also set a PYCLOUDLIB_CONFIG
# environment variable to point to the path of the config file.
#
# After you complete this file, DO NOT CHECK IT INTO VERSION CONTROL
# It you have a secret manager like lastpass, it should go there
#
# If a key is uncommented, it is required to launch an instance on that cloud.
# Commented keys aren't required, but allow further customization for
# settings in which the defaults don't work for you. If a key has a value,
# that represents the default for that cloud.
##############################################################################

[azure]
# Credentials can be found with `az ad sp create-for-rbac --sdk-auth`
client_id = ""
client_secret = ""
subscription_id = ""
tenant_id = ""
# region = "centralus"
# public_key_path = "~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub"
# private_key_path = ""  # Defaults to 'public_key_path' without the '.pub'
# key_name = ""  # Defaults to your username if not set

[ec2]
# Most values can be found in ~/.aws/credentials or ~/.aws/config
access_key_id = ""  # in ~/.aws/credentials
secret_access_key = ""  # in ~/.aws/credentials
region = ""  # in ~/.aws/config
# public_key_path = "/root/id_rsa.pub"
# private_key_path = ""  # Defaults to 'public_key_path' without the '.pub'
# key_name = ""  # can be found with `aws ec2 describe-key-pairs`


[gce]
# For a user, credentials_path should be ~/.config/gcloud/application_default_credentials.json
# For a service, in the console, create a json key in the IAM service accounts page and download
credentials_path = "~/.config/gcloud/application_default_credentials.json"
project = ""  # glcoud config get-value project
# region = "us-west2"
# zone = "a"
# service_account_email = ""
# public_key_path = "~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub"
# private_key_path = ""  # Defaults to 'public_key_path' without the '.pub'
# key_name = ""  # Defaults to your username if not set

[ibm]
# If vpc is given, then the vpc has to belong to the same resource_group specified here.
# resource_group = "Default"  # Defaults to `Default`
# vpc = "vpc_name"  # Defaults to `{region}-default-vpc`.
# api_key = ""  # IBM Cloud API key
# region = "eu-de"
# zone = "eu-de-2"
# public_key_path = "/root/id_rsa.pub"
# private_key_path = ""  # Defaults to 'public_key_path' without the '.pub'
# key_name = ""  # Defaults to your username if not set

[oci]
config_path = "~/.oci/config"
availability_domain = ""  # Likely in ~/.oci/oci_cli_rc
compartment_id = ""  # Likely in ~/.oci/oci_cli_rc
# public_key_path = "~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub"
# private_key_path = ""  # Defaults to 'public_key_path' without the '.pub'
# key_name = ""  # Defaults to your username if not set

[openstack]
# Openstack can be configured a number of different ways, so best to defer
# to clouds.yaml or OS_ env vars.
# See https://docs.openstack.org/openstacksdk/latest/user/config/configuration.html
network = ""  # openstack network list
# public_key_path = "~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub"
# private_key_path = ""  # Defaults to 'public_key_path' without the '.pub'
# key_name = ""  # Defaults to your username if not set

[lxd]