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psphere2 0.0.0
vSphere SDK for Python
Keywords: vsphere,vmware

Introduction
============

psphere is a Python interface for the `VMware vSphere Web Services SDK`_, a 
powerful API for programatically managing your VMware infrastructure:

* Provision, clone and snapshot virtual machines
* Query and configure clusters, host systems and datastores
* Programatically configure ESXi hosts (i.e. for automation)

psphere can be used to create standalone Python scripts or used as a library
in larger Python applications (e.g. Django).

Usage
=====

    >>> from psphere.client import Client
    >>> client = Client("your.esxserver.com", "Administrator", "strongpass")
    >>> servertime = client.si.CurrentTime()
    >>> print(servertime)
    2010-09-04 18:35:12.062575
    >>> client.logout()

Installation
============

The latest stable version of psphere can be installed from PyPi:

# pip install -U psphere2


Community
=========

Discussion and support can be found on the `psphere Google Group`_.

.. _VMware pyvmomi: https://github.com/vmware/pyvmomi
.. _psphere Google Group: https://groups.google.com/group/psphere

.. _VMware vSphere Web Services SDK: http://pubs.vmware.com/vsphere-50/index.jsp?topic=/com.vmware.wssdk.apiref.doc_50/right-pane.html


Releasing
---------

To perform a release, you will need to be an admin for the project on
GitHub and on PyPI. Contact the maintainers if you need that access.

You will need to have a `~/.pypirc` with your PyPI credentials and
also the following settings::

    [zest.releaser]
    create-wheels = yes

To perform a release, run the following::

    python3.7 -m venv ~/.virtualenvs/dist
    workon dist
    pip install -U pip setuptools wheel
    pip install -U tox zest.releaser
    fullrelease  # follow prompts, use semver ish with versions.

The releaser will handle updating version data on the package and in
CHANGES.rst along with tagging the repo and uploading to PyPI.


0.0.0 (2019-02-08)
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- First version of psphere2 that can be installed from PyPI