Unfortunately, I don't have any features in mind at this moment,
because I have never used big cloud systems (with involving a load
balancer, a file storage and computing units) and I don't know
scenarios of using them.
You don't need to be consuming a cloud service, there are
implementations for on-premise software too
I don't understand how can I use this lib without an account for cloud
services. I found that there is libvirt driver, which can be used for
kvm instances and some fixtures in test folder. How should I emulate
behavior of different cloud services?
On Сб, окт 1, 2016 at 12:57 , anthony shaw
<[email protected]> wrote:
Hi Vladimir,
Did you have a feature in mind? The best way to get involved is not to
worry too much about your Python skills but to focus on the feature
you want to add, the bug you want to fix or the thing you want to
improve.
I recommend starting by using libcloud for a couple of days. Checkout
our docs and decide which of the services we support you might use day
to day.
http://libcloud.readthedocs.io/en/latest/
You don't need to be consuming a cloud service, there are
implementations for on-premise software too
On Sat, Oct 1, 2016 at 6:30 PM, Vladimir Kubantsev
<[email protected]> wrote:
Hi everybody.
My name is Vladimir. I would like to contribute into this project,
but i
don't know how to begin. I am a beginner python developer, but
think that I
can be helpful for your project. I would be very thankful if
someone would
show me the "right direction" and give some advises.
