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This project has been migrated from http://pysphere.googlecode.com
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Since 2013 I'm NOT LONGER MAINTAINING this project. I moved to a new country and started working with new technologies so I haven't been able to follow up. Since then a few forks from pysphere have been created and VMWare released its official python bindings for vSphere that you may want to check out.
Visit the project site for more information.
Among other operations, PySphere provides simple interfaces to:
- Connect to VMWare's ESX, ESXi, Virtual Center, Virtual Server hosts
- Query hosts, datacenters, resource pools, virtual machines
- VMs: Power on, power off, reset, revert to snapshot, get properties, update vmware tools, clone, migrate.
- vSphere 5.0 Guest Operations:
- create/delete/move files and directories.
- upload/download files from the guest system.
- List/start/stop processes in the guest system.
- Create and delete snapshots
- Get hosts statistics and monitor performance
An of course, you can use it to access all the vSphere API through python.
It's built upon a slightly modified version of ZSI (that comes bundled-in) which makes it really fast in contrast to other python SOAP libraries that don't provide code generation.
The simplest way is using setuptools' easy_install:
easy_install -U pysphere
Or using pip:
pip install -U pysphere
You can aslo find the source package and windows installer in the downloads section. To install it from the source package:
- Unzip the package
- run:
python setup.py install
Here's how you power on a virtual machine. See also the getting started guide and the project's wiki with the full documentation.
>>> from pysphere import VIServer
>>> server = VIServer()
>>> server.connect("my.esx.host.com", "myusername", "secret")
>>> vm = server.get_vm_by_path("[datastore] path/to/file.vmx")
>>> vm.power_on()
>>> print vm.get_status()
POWERED ON
You can find a lot more examples and use cases in the discussion group.
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