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This Python module allows to connect to a live vCO server through its public SOAP API, and manipulate objects (such as workflows) from there. In particular, it allows building applications on top of vCO, just as the official Java bindings do. Focus has been put on paradigm independence, ease of use and flexibility.
- Communicate with a vSphere 4.1 vCO using the SOAP interface.
- Provide a consistent API for synchronous and asynchronous applications (Twisted is supported)
- Write tests targeting vCO.
- Provide enough information to extend vmw.vco in such a way that the above use cases remain consistent.
Python 2.x, with x>=5
This module is distributed through regular Python packages (under the id vmw.vco). Installation is as simple as:
$ pip install vmw.vco
Unfortunately no such applications have been released publicly. You can however have a look at the examples in the documentation (for example here) to get a feel of what's possible with PyvCO.
Hope this helps.
I need to know where can I find applications to use the PyvCO module.