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{% extends "im/account_base.html" %}
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{% load filters %}
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{% block headjs %}
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        {{ block.super }}         
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    <script>
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      var CHANGE_TOKEN_URL = '{% url update_token %}';
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    </script>        
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{% endblock %}        
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{% block page.body %}
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<form>{% csrf_token %}</form>
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<div class="api-access-view">
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    <div>
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    {% block page.body.title %}
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        <h2>API details</h2>
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    {% endblock %}
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        <p class="dotted">
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    To use {{ BRANDING_SERVICE_NAME }} via its REST API you will need the following Authentication URL
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    and Token:<br /><br />
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        </p>
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    </div>
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    <div class="subsection dotted">
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    {% block page.body.token %}
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        <div class="token-view">
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            <div class="detail small clearfix"> 
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                <span class="title">Authentication URL</span>
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                <span id="dummy_token_url" class="dummy-input">&nbsp;</span>
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                <input value="{{ token_url }}" type="text" name="token_url" disabled 
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            </div
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            <div ="detail ">
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                <div class="facts clearfix">
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                    <span class="title">Token</span>
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                    <span id="dummy_auth_token" class="dummy-input">&nbsp;</span>
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                    <input value="{{ request.user.auth_token }}" type="text" name="auth_token" disabled
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                    <span ="expires">
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                        <span class="date">
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                            expires in {{ user.auth_token_expires|timeuntil }}
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                            ({{ user.auth_token_expires|date }})
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                        </span>
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                    </span>
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                </div>
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                <div class="actions">
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                    <div class="renew-token">
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                        <span class="wrap">
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                            <a href="#" class="do">renew token</a>
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                            <a href="#" class="confirm">confirm</a>
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                            <a href="#" class="close">x</a>
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                        </span>
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                        <p class="sub"><span>Every time you renew it, make sure to
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                update the clients you use with the new token.</span></p>
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                    </div>
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                </div>
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                <span class="extra-img" id="token-span">&nbsp;</span>
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            </div>
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        </div>
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        {% endblock %}
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    </div>
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   <div class="subsection">
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    {% block page.body.description %}
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        <div class="two-cols dotted clearfix">
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            <div class="rt">
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                {% block page.body.api_advanced %}
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                <h2>API advanced usage</h2>
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                <p>
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                Apart from using the kamaki command line client, you can also import the
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                kamaki library inside your code and use it directly. More details on how
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                to do that on the corresponding  
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                <a href="http://www.synnefo.org/docs/kamaki/latest/index.html">kamaki </a>page.</p> 
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                <p>You can also implement the REST API calls by yourself, without
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                using the official kamaki library if you feel confident with your
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                programming skills. To do so, you first need to get a good grasp of the
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                API itself; for more information take a look at the corresponding page
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                inside the 
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                <a href="http://www.synnefo.org/docs">Synnefo documentation</a>.
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                </p>
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                {% endblock %}
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            </div>
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            <div class="lt">
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                <h2>General</h2>
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                <p>{{ BRANDING_SERVICE_NAME }} provides a complete REST API that allows you to access and
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    control your virtual resources programmatically. This means you can execute
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    all the actions you do from the {{ BRANDING_SERVICE_NAME }} Web UI by using a command
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    line client or importing the corresponding library inside your own code.</p>
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    <p>
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                If
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                you want to learn more about the specification of the REST API itself,
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                please take a look at the <a href="http://www.synnefo.org/docs" 
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                alt="Synnefo documentation">Synnefo documentation</a>. 
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                </p>
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            </div>
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        </div>
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    {% endblock %}
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    </div>
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    <div class="two-cols dotted clearfix">
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        <div class="rt">
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           <h2>Other clients</h2>
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           <p>If you are using a client different from kamaki that supports the OpenStack
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APIs and needs a username/password combination to operate, please use
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the following:</p>
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<p>username:  <span class="user-data">{{ user.uuid }}</span>
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password:  <span class="user-data">{{ user.auth_token }}</span></p>
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<p>The username is your  {{ BRANDING_SERVICE_NAME }} user ID (UUID) and the password
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is your Token. As you can see, its the same shown in the
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previous section. </p>
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        </div>
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        <div class="lt">
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            {% block page.body.clients %}
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            <h2>Kamaki</h2>
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            <p><a href="{{ client_url }}" alt="kamaki">Kamaki</a> is the official
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    {{ BRANDING_SERVICE_NAME }} command line client. You can use it to control your virtual
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    resources from the command line or use it inside your scripts.</p>
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            <p>Kamaki allows you to execute all the operations you do from the Web UI. You can use kamaki to<br><br>
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            - register images,<br>- spawn clusters of customized VMs,<br>- connect them to
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    Private Virtual Networks,<br>- have them executing computations dynamically<br> <br>and
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    many other neat things.</p>
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            <p> Kamaki is available for most Linux distributions,
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    Windows and Mac OS X. To use it you will need to set it up using your
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    Token and the Authentication URL, found above. To
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    learn more about kamaki and how to install, configure and use, take a look
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    at its <a href="http://www.synnefo.org/docs/kamaki/latest/index.html">corresponding page</a>.
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            </p>
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             <p class="download">You can download kamaki 
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    from the <a href="http://www.synnefo.org/docs/kamaki/latest/index.html">project homepage</a>.</p>
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             <p>If you are using kamaki, you can download a pre-configured .kamakirc
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file that contains your Authentication URL and Token. Store this file
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under your home directory (~/.kamakirc) and kamaki will be able to
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access  {{ BRANDING_SERVICE_NAME }} automatically without the need of extra
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manual configuration.</p>
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<a href="{% url api_access_config %}" class="submit">Download your .kamakirc</a> 
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        </div>
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        {% endblock %}
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    </div>
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</div>
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{% endblock %}