I have created a git-hub project called pyvisdk. It's an implementation of the vSphere API written in python. My hope is that it will be useful to python developers and help fuel more development.
To complement this module, I created another project called vixDiskLib. It's basically a python wrapper around the vixDiskLib C library from VMware. I used Cython to create the bindings, and provide an easier and more pythonic interface to this library.
I hope everyone enjoys it, and feel free to post any issue you might have. Keep in mind that it's still relatively new and I would be grateful for any feedback you could give.
Showing posts with label python. Show all posts
Showing posts with label python. Show all posts
Tuesday, March 22, 2011
Wednesday, October 20, 2010
Zenoss
Lately I've been playing around with Zenoss at work. It's a great program to monitor your network and all the devices and servers on it.
It's written in Python, so it's right up my ally. You can expand it with ZenPacks. Little python add-ons that add functionality to the overall program. Later, I'll add more information on what I've learned and share information on making setting up and running Zenoss easier (and more automatic).
It's written in Python, so it's right up my ally. You can expand it with ZenPacks. Little python add-ons that add functionality to the overall program. Later, I'll add more information on what I've learned and share information on making setting up and running Zenoss easier (and more automatic).
Tuesday, June 17, 2008
Pythonn Interview Questions
I am going to be interviewing a perspective co-worker, and I did some research on interview questions in python. I thought I would share some of the links I found.
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