Application Catalog service command-line client¶

murano app-show¶

usage: murano app-show [-p <PATH>] <ID>

List applications, added to specified environment.

Positional arguments:

<ID>

Environment ID to show applications from.

Optional arguments:

-p <PATH>, --path <PATH>

Level of detalization to show. Leave empty to browse all applications in the environment.

murano bundle-import¶

usage: murano bundle-import [--is-public] [--exists-action {a,s,u}]
                            <FILE> [<FILE> ...]

Import a bundle. `FILE` can be either a path to a zip file, URL, or name from repo. If `FILE` is a local file, treat names of packages in a bundle as file names, relative to location of the bundle file. Requirements are first searched in the same directory.

Positional arguments:

<FILE>

Bundle URL, bundle name, or path to the bundle file.

Optional arguments:

--is-public

Make packages available to users from other tenants.

--exists-action {a,s,u}

Default action when a package already exists.

murano bundle-save¶

usage: murano bundle-save [-p <PATH>] [--no-images] <BUNDLE>

Save a bundle. This will download a bundle of packages with all dependencies to specified path. If path doesn’t exist it will be created.

Positional arguments:

<BUNDLE>

Bundle URL, bundle name, or path to the bundle file.

Optional arguments:

-p <PATH>, --path <PATH>

Path to the directory to store packages. If not set will use current directory.

--no-images

If set will skip images downloading.

murano category-create¶

usage: murano category-create <CATEGORY_NAME>

Create a category.

Positional arguments:

<CATEGORY_NAME>

Category name.

murano category-delete¶

usage: murano category-delete <ID> [<ID> ...]

Delete a category.

Positional arguments:

<ID>

ID of a category(ies) to delete.

murano category-list¶

usage: murano category-list

List all available categories.

murano category-show¶

usage: murano category-show <ID>

Display category details.

Positional arguments:

<ID>

ID of a category(s) to show.

murano deployment-list¶

usage: murano deployment-list <ID>

List deployments for an environment.

Positional arguments:

<ID>

Environment ID for which to list deployments.

murano env-template-add-app¶

usage: murano env-template-add-app <ENV_TEMPLATE_ID> <FILE>

Add application to the environment template.

Positional arguments:

<ENV_TEMPLATE_ID>

Environment template ID.

<FILE>

Path to the template.

murano env-template-clone¶

usage: murano env-template-clone <ID> <ENV_TEMPLATE_NAME>

Create a new template, cloned from template.

Positional arguments:

<ID>

Environment template ID.

<ENV_TEMPLATE_NAME>

New environment template name.

murano env-template-create¶

usage: murano env-template-create [--is-public] <ENV_TEMPLATE_NAME>

Create an environment template.

Positional arguments:

<ENV_TEMPLATE_NAME>

Environment template name.

Optional arguments:

--is-public

Make the template available for users from other tenants.

murano env-template-create-env¶

usage: murano env-template-create-env <ID> <ENV_TEMPLATE_NAME>

Create a new environment from template.

Positional arguments:

<ID>

Environment template ID.

<ENV_TEMPLATE_NAME>

New environment name.

murano env-template-del-app¶

usage: murano env-template-del-app <ENV_TEMPLATE_ID> <ENV_TEMPLATE_APP_ID>

Delete application from the environment template.

Positional arguments:

<ENV_TEMPLATE_ID>

Environment template ID.

<ENV_TEMPLATE_APP_ID>

Application ID.

murano env-template-delete¶

usage: murano env-template-delete <ID> [<ID> ...]

Delete an environment template.

Positional arguments:

<ID>

ID of environment(s) template to delete.

murano env-template-list¶

usage: murano env-template-list

List the environments templates.

murano env-template-show¶

usage: murano env-template-show <ID>

Display environment template details.

Positional arguments:

<ID>

Environment template ID.

murano env-template-update¶

usage: murano env-template-update <ID> <ENV_TEMPLATE_NAME>

Update an environment template.

Positional arguments:

<ID>

Environment template ID.

<ENV_TEMPLATE_NAME>

Environment template name.

murano environment-action-call¶

usage: murano environment-action-call --action-id <ACTION>
                                      [--arguments [<KEY=VALUE> [<KEY=VALUE> ...]]]
                                      id

Call action `ACTION` in environment `ID`. Returns id of an asynchronous task, that executes the action. Actions can only be called on a `deployed` environment. To view actions available in a given environment use `environment-show` command.

Positional arguments:

id

ID of Environment to call action against.

Optional arguments:

--action-id <ACTION>

ID of action to run.

--arguments [<KEY=VALUE> [<KEY=VALUE> ...]]

Action arguments.

murano environment-action-get-result¶

usage: murano environment-action-get-result --task-id <TASK> <ID>

Get result of `TASK` in environment `ID`.

Positional arguments:

<ID>

ID of Environment where task is being executed.

Optional arguments:

--task-id <TASK>

ID of action to run.

murano environment-apps-edit¶

usage: murano environment-apps-edit --session-id <SESSION_ID> <ID> [FILE]

Edit environment’s object model. `FILE` is path to a file, that contains jsonpatch, that describes changes to be made to environment’s object-model. [ { “op”: “add”, “path”: “/-”, “value”: { ... your-app object model here ... } }, { “op”: “replace”, “path”: “/0/?/name”, “value”: “new_name” }, ] NOTE: Values ‘===id1===’, ‘===id2===’, etc. in the resulting object-model will be substituted with uuids. For more info on jsonpatch see RFC 6902

Positional arguments:

<ID>

ID of Environment to edit.

FILE

File to read jsonpatch from (defaults to stdin).

Optional arguments:

--session-id <SESSION_ID>

Id of a config session.

murano environment-create¶

usage: murano environment-create [--join-net-id <NET_ID>]
                                 [--join-subnet-id <SUBNET_ID>]
                                 [--region <REGION_NAME>]
                                 <ENVIRONMENT_NAME>

Create an environment.

Positional arguments:

<ENVIRONMENT_NAME>

Environment name.

Optional arguments:

--join-net-id <NET_ID>

Network id to join.

--join-subnet-id <SUBNET_ID>

Subnetwork id to join.

--region <REGION_NAME>

Name of the target OpenStack region.

murano environment-delete¶

usage: murano environment-delete [--abandon] <NAME or ID> [<NAME or ID> ...]

Delete an environment.

Positional arguments:

<NAME or ID>

Id or name of environment(s) to delete.

Optional arguments:

--abandon

If set will abandon environment without deleting any of its resources.

murano environment-deploy¶

usage: murano environment-deploy --session-id <SESSION> <ID>

Start deployment of a murano environment session.

Positional arguments:

<ID>

ID of Environment to deploy.

Optional arguments:

--session-id <SESSION>

ID of configuration session to deploy.

murano environment-list¶

usage: murano environment-list [--all-tenants]

List the environments.

Optional arguments:

--all-tenants

Allows to list environments from all tenants (admin only).

murano environment-rename¶

usage: murano environment-rename <NAME or ID> <ENVIRONMENT_NAME>

Rename an environment.

Positional arguments:

<NAME or ID>

Environment ID or name.

<ENVIRONMENT_NAME>

A name to which the environment will be renamed.

murano environment-session-create¶

usage: murano environment-session-create <ID>

Creates a new configuration session for environment ID.

Positional arguments:

<ID>

ID of Environment to add session to.

murano environment-show¶

usage: murano environment-show [--session-id <SESSION_ID>] [--only-apps]
                               <NAME or ID>

Display environment details.

Positional arguments:

<NAME or ID>

Environment ID or name.

Optional arguments:

--session-id <SESSION_ID>

Id of a config session.

--only-apps

Only print apps of the environment (useful for automation).

murano package-create¶

usage: murano package-create [-t <HEAT_TEMPLATE>] [-c <CLASSES_DIRECTORY>]
                             [-r <RESOURCES_DIRECTORY>] [-n <DISPLAY_NAME>]
                             [-f <full-name>] [-a <AUTHOR>]
                             [--tags [<TAG1 TAG2> [<TAG1 TAG2> ...]]]
                             [-d <DESCRIPTION>] [-o <PACKAGE_NAME>]
                             [-u <UI_DEFINITION>] [--type TYPE] [-l <LOGO>]

Create an application package.

Optional arguments:

-t <HEAT_TEMPLATE>, --template <HEAT_TEMPLATE>

Path to the Heat template to import as an Application Definition.

-c <CLASSES_DIRECTORY>, --classes-dir <CLASSES_DIRECTORY>

Path to the directory containing application classes.

-r <RESOURCES_DIRECTORY>, --resources-dir <RESOURCES_DIRECTORY>

Path to the directory containing application resources.

-n <DISPLAY_NAME>, --name <DISPLAY_NAME>

Display name of the Application in Catalog.

-f <full-name>, --full-name <full-name>

Fully-qualified name of the Application in Catalog.

-a <AUTHOR>, --author <AUTHOR>

Name of the publisher.

--tags [<TAG1 TAG2> [<TAG1 TAG2> ...]]

A list of keywords connected to the application.

-d <DESCRIPTION>, --description <DESCRIPTION>

Detailed description for the Application in Catalog.

-o <PACKAGE_NAME>, --output <PACKAGE_NAME>

The name of the output file archive to save locally.

-u <UI_DEFINITION>, --ui <UI_DEFINITION>

Dynamic UI form definition.

--type TYPE

Package type. Possible values: Application or Library.

-l <LOGO>, --logo <LOGO>

Path to the package logo.

murano package-delete¶

usage: murano package-delete <ID> [<ID> ...]

Delete a package.

Positional arguments:

<ID>

Package ID to delete.

murano package-download¶

usage: murano package-download <ID> [file]

Download a package to a filename or stdout.

Positional arguments:

<ID>

Package ID to download.

file

Filename to save package to. If it is not specified and there is no stdout redirection the package won’t be saved.

murano package-import¶

usage: murano package-import [-c [<CATEGORY> [<CATEGORY> ...]]] [--is-public]
                             [--package-version PACKAGE_VERSION]
                             [--exists-action {a,s,u}]
                             <FILE> [<FILE> ...]

Import a package. `FILE` can be either a path to a zip file, url or a FQPN. You can use `--` to separate `FILE`s from other arguments. Categories have to be separated with a space and have to be already present in murano.

Positional arguments:

<FILE>

URL of the murano zip package, FQPN, or path to zip package.

Optional arguments:

-c [<CATEGORY> [<CATEGORY> ...]],

--categories [<CATEGORY> [<CATEGORY> ...]]

Category list to attach.

--is-public

Make the package available for users from other tenants.

--package-version PACKAGE_VERSION

Version of the package to use from repository (ignored when importing with multiple packages).

--exists-action {a,s,u}

Default action when a package already exists.

murano package-list¶

usage: murano package-list [--limit LIMIT] [--include-disabled] [--owned]
                           [--search <SEARCH_KEYS>] [--name <PACKAGE_NAME>]
                           [--fqn <PACKAGE_FULLY_QUALIFIED_NAME>]
                           [--type <PACKAGE_TYPE>]
                           [--category <PACKAGE_CATEGORY>]
                           [--class_name <PACKAGE_CLASS_NAME>]
                           [--tag <PACKAGE_TAG>]

List available packages.

Optional arguments:

--limit LIMIT

--include-disabled

--owned

--search <SEARCH_KEYS>

Show packages, that match search keys fuzzily

--name <PACKAGE_NAME>

Show packages, whose name match parameter exactly

--fqn <PACKAGE_FULLY_QUALIFIED_NAME>

Show packages, whose fully qualified name match parameter exactly

--type <PACKAGE_TYPE>

Show packages, whose type match parameter exactly

--category <PACKAGE_CATEGORY>

Show packages, whose categories include parameter

--class_name <PACKAGE_CLASS_NAME>

Show packages, whose class name match parameter exactly

--tag <PACKAGE_TAG>

Show packages, whose tags include parameter

murano package-save¶

usage: murano package-save [-p <PATH>] [--package-version PACKAGE_VERSION]
                           [--no-images]
                           <PACKAGE> [<PACKAGE> ...]

Save a package. This will download package(s) with all dependencies to specified path. If path doesn’t exist it will be created.

Positional arguments:

<PACKAGE>

Package URL or name.

Optional arguments:

-p <PATH>, --path <PATH>

Path to the directory to store package. If not set will use current directory.

--package-version PACKAGE_VERSION

Version of the package to use from repository (ignored when saving with multiple packages).

--no-images

If set will skip images downloading.

murano package-show¶

usage: murano package-show <ID>

Display details for a package.

Positional arguments:

<ID>

Package ID to show.

murano package-update¶

usage: murano package-update [--is-public {true|false}]
                             [--enabled {true|false}] [--name NAME]
                             [--description DESCRIPTION]
                             [--tags [<TAG> [<TAG> ...]]]
                             <ID>

Update an existing package.

Positional arguments:

<ID>

Package ID to update.

Optional arguments:

--is-public {true|false}

Make package available to users from other tenants.

--enabled {true|false}

Make package active and available for deployments.

--name NAME

New name for the package.

--description DESCRIPTION

New package description.

--tags [<TAG> [<TAG> ...]]

A list of keywords connected to the application.