Poni is a simple system configuration management tool implemented in Python.
documentation: | http://melor.github.com/poni/ |
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source repo: | https://github.com/melor/poni |
pypi: | http://pypi.python.org/pypi/poni |
email: | mika dot eloranta at gmail dot com |
bug tracker: | https://github.com/melor/poni/issues |
Installing and operating Poni requires:
- Python 2.6 (or greater)
- setuptools installed
- Internet connection for downloading the dependency Python packages from PyPI
Using Amazon EC2 requires setting the following environment variables:
export AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID=<your aws access key> export AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY=<your aws secret access key>
Additionally, running the included automated tests requires:
Building HTML files from the included ReST documentation requires:
NOTE: during installation the following packages and their dependencies are automatically installed from PyPI:
Installing the following Python libraries will add optional functionality:
- Cheetah (text-based templating language)
- Genshi (XML-based templating language)
- Mako (text-based templating language)
- Paramiko (Remote node control using SSH)
- GitPython (Version controlling the repository with Git)
- Boto (Amazon EC2 virtual machine provisioning)
- pyvsphere (VMWare virtual machine provisioning)
- libvirt-python (libvirt virtual machine provisioning)
- PyDNS (libvirt provisioning dependency)
- lxml (libvirt provisioning dependency)
Poni can be installed from Python Package Index (PyPI) by running pip install poni
or
easy_install poni
.
- Unpack the
poni-v.vv.tar.gz
package cd poni-v.vv/
python setup.py install
- You should be able to
import poni
from Python - The
poni
command-line tool is installed (to a platform-specific location), try runningponi -h
for help - Running automated tests:
cd poni-v.vv/ && nosetests
Please refer to the documentation under the doc/
directory
(published at http://melor.github.com/poni/) and to the example systems under the
examples/
directory.
Thanks for the contributions!
- Oskari Saarenmaa (features)
- Santeri Paavolainen (fixes)
- Lakshmi Vyas (new features for AWS-EC2 support)
- Lauri Heiskanen (enabling pseudo-tty)
- F-Secure Corporation (major improvements, VMWare vSphere and libvirt support)
This package is licensed under the open-source "Apache License, Version 2.0".
The full license text is available in the file LICENSE
and at
http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0.txt
Note: poni versions older than 0.6 were licensed under the MIT license.