This is a CloudMonkey script to deploy a VXLAN enabled zone with KVM hypervisor. https://gist.github.com/c30e1d5d08e500e49e64.git
This is a marvin config to deploy a VXLAN enabled zone with KVM hypervisor. https://gist.github.com/ynojima/e104189410649f3a9c91 Since this scripts use VXLAN and KVM, network configuration portion won't be your help, but I hope other portion will be your help. FYI, Internet explorer's developer tool has a feature to export HTTP request log. The log would be good source to build API requests. Regards, Noji 2014-05-05 19:17 GMT-06:00 ilya musayev <ilya.mailing.li...@gmail.com>: > Hi Alena, > > Thanks for the response -it is for Advanced Shared Zone (no vpc), i figured > i will probably have to do this on my own. If you can share the api calls in > the meantime, it would certainly help. I will get the delta's. > > Or just high level overview of what commands/components need to be > configured. > > Thanks > ilya > > > On 5/5/14, 5:03 PM, Alena Prokharchyk wrote: >> >> Ilya, is it a basic zone or advance you are interested in? I have the >> stack of API calls for Advance zone, but it might miss some information >> that you might need - configuring traffic labels for example, number of >> physical networks, number of traffic types supported by each physical >> network, etc. >> >> If its something that you need to repeat often for the certain setup, I >> would suggest that the copying it from the firebug would be the best >> approach for you as only you know what needs to be set for your zone and >> to what details' extend. >> >> -Alena. >> >> On 5/5/14, 4:55 PM, "ilya musayev" <ilya.mailing.li...@gmail.com> wrote: >> >>> For the CloudStack Automation testing project, i'm looking for entire >>> flow of API commands or perhaps CloudMokey CLI equivalent commands to >>> mimic what Create a Zone Wizard does. VMware example would be ideal, but >>> i'm certain i can figure out difference if its not. >>> >>> I know i can probably get the APIs from Chrome Debugger or Firefly in >>> mozilla, but it seems a bit excessive on the output. >>> >>> Would anyone have it handy? >>> >>> Thanks >>> ilya > >
