Hello everyone, I'm excited to announce a small project I've been working which uses the jujusvg project from Juju to render bundles in to consumable SVG. The goal was to produce an image one might find in the GUI without having to load or deploy the GUI. Cases where you may want to embed a deployment in a blog or webpage as a static image or visual a deployment in a tool built on top of Juju.
Consuming the webservice is straight forward. You either send it a GET request with the data you wish to display whether it's a bundle in the store or a raw bundle file: - http://svg.juju.solutions/?bundle=cs:bundle/openstack-telemetry-31 - http://svg.juju.solutions/?bundle-file=http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~bigdata-dev/charms/trusty/apache-analytics-sql-hue/trunk/download/head:/bundles.yaml-20150420030716-vycsb0pcenhst8wt-1/bundles.yaml or, in the event the bundle is published, you can POST the bundle contents to the service. In all cases you'll either get an unpleasant error or, on success, the bundle you requested. A full set of instructions is available at http://svg.juju.solutions The webservice is designed to be somewhat smart in how it handles requests. Whenever possible it'll use data from the charm store API to avoid performing extra work. There's not caching between requests, yet, but that will likely be the next feature I attempt. I will also have an SSL certificate added in the coming days to allow embedding and increase transport security. I'd appreciate any feedback, feature, or bug requests. Thanks, Marco Ceppi
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