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Hivy

Hivy is the restful interface of the Unide project that wires users commands and backends services.

Mostly it lets you setup and build a container powered by the dna, optimized as a development workspace and ready to connect to other services as databases, dashboards...

Out of the box it exposes juju command, users authentification, and admin related commands. Powerful IT infrasctructure building accessible from robust but simple http requests !

See it in action

Status

Build Status Coverage Status

Branch Version
Stable 0.1.5
Develop 0.2.9

Attention Project is in an early alpha, and under heavy development.

Note also I use it to improve my go and devops skills so there might be some extra dependencies I am testing.

Suit up

First make sure etcd binary is available in your $PATH. You will need also a redis server for workers (powered by resque, go port).

go get -v github.com/hivetech/hivy

Or For development (it will setup etcd)

$ git clone https://github.com/hivetech/hivy.git
$ cd app && rake

$ rake app:run

Usage

$ rake app:init  # Create admin user and set default hivy configuration
$ hivy --help
$ hivy -d .conf -n master --verbose  
$ # Or full deployement
$ cd $HIVY_PATH/hivy && forego start

$ # In another terminal
$ # Create a new standard user
$ curl --user admin:root http://127.0.0.1:8080/v0/methods/user?id=name&pass=pass&group=admin -X PUT
$ curl --user name:pass http://127.0.0.1:8080/v0/methods/dummy  # Test your installation

$ # With the provided clients and boxcars proxy on
$ ./scripts/request get help

$ ./scripts/request put node?id=hivelab
$ ./scripts/request put node?id=mysql
$ ./scripts/request put node/plug?id=hivelab&with=mysql

$ ./scripts/request get login > id_rsa
$ ./scripts/request get node?id=hivelab
$ ssh ubuntu@l$YOUR_HOST -p $SSH_PORT -i id_rsa

$ # Configuration management
$ ./scripts/config set hivy/security/{user}/password secret
$ ./scripts/config set {user}/{node}/series precise
$ ./scripts/config set {user}/{node}/expose True

API

Here are listed currently supported methods. With the hivy app, all need user:pass authentification, and permissions:

# Admin action methods
PUT /v0/methods/user?id={user}&pass={pass}&group={group}
DELETE /user?id={user}
# User methods
GET /v0/methods/dummy/
GET /v0/methods/help?method={method}  # method is optionnal
GET /v0/methods/login
GET /v0/methods/node
GET /v0/methods/node?id={name}
PUT /v0/methods/node?id={name}
DELETE /v0/methods/node?id={name}
PUT /v0/methods/node/plug?id={name}&with={relation}

# Configuration methods
#TODO This is on a different port (4001) for now
GET /v1/keys/{ topology below }

Etcd configuration storage topology

Etcd storage follows filesystem convention.

http://127.0.0.1:4001/v1/keys/hivy/setting1
                                   ...
                                   settingN
                                   security/user1
                                            ...
                                            userN/password
                                                  methods/method1
                                                          ...
                                                          methodN
                                                  ressources/ressource1
                                                             ...
                                                             ressourceN
                             /user1
                             ...
                             /userN/node1
                                    ...
                                   /nodeN/setting1
                                          ...
                                          settingN
                             /backends/localhost/name1
                                                 ...

Documentation

Check it out on gowalker, godoc, or browse it locally:

$ make doc
$ firefox http://localhost:6060/pkg/github.com/hivetech/hivy/

Contributing

Fork, implement, add tests, pull request, get my everlasting thanks and a respectable place here =)

License

Hivy is available under the Apache License, Version 2.0.


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