Apologies, send that prematurely. Anyway getting back to it, an example of profile usage:
$ gstack-configure -p exampleprofile $ gstack -p exampleprofile Along with that the user now has the ability to debug the app with the '-d' / '--debug' flags when running the application. $ gstack -d True Version 1.0.0 of gstack was released today. You can download / upgrade using pip. https://pypi.python.org/pypi/gstack The first term was a lot of fun and I made a good bit of progress with gstack. Ec2stack is next. If you have any feedback or advice I'd be glad to hear it. Thanks, Darren On Tue, Jun 24, 2014 at 7:56 PM, Darren Brogan <brogan...@darrenbrogan.ie> wrote: > Hi guys, > > Since my last email I've done quite a bit of work on gstack. I added > uniitests to make future changes easier. The coverage is at 95% currently. > I added gstack to coveralls to keep track of test results, you can view the > statistics at https://coveralls.io/r/NOPping/gstack > > I refactored quite a bit of code in controllers. My original plan to > achieve this was to use templates but they proved to be troublesome with > json. Instead, I opted to just clean the current implementation and extract > repeated code to a common script. > > I added support for configuration profiles. This means you can use gstack > against multiple clouds without having to rerun gstack-configure each time. > profiles are utilized with the '-p' / '--profile' flags when configuring > and running the application. > > Example: > >