Synnefo

    {{ BRANDING_SERVICE_NAME }} provides a complete REST API that allows you to access and

    control your virtual resources programmatically. This means you can execute

    all the actions you do from the {{ BRANDING_SERVICE_NAME }} Web UI by using a command

    line client or importing the corresponding library inside your own code. If

    you want to learn more about the specification of the REST API itself,

    please take a look at the <a href="https://www.synnefo.org/docs" 

    alt="Synnefo documentation">Synnefo documentation</a>. 

    <p>

    To use {{ BRANDING_SERVICE_NAME }} via its REST API the only things you will need is your

    Authentication Token and the Identity Service's public URL, which you can

    find right below.

    <br />

    <br />

    </p>

    <h2>Kamaki</h2>

    <a href="{{ client_url }}" alt="kamaki">Kamaki</a> is the official

    {{ BRANDING_SERVICE_NAME }} command line client. You can use it to control your virtual

    resources from the command line or use it inside your scripts. Kamaki allows

    you to execute all the operations you do from the Web UI. You can use kamaki

    to register images, spawn clusters of customized VMs, connect them to

    Private Virtual Networks, have them executing computations dynamically and

    many other neat things. Kamaki is available for most Linux distributions,

    Windows and Mac OS X. To use it you will need to set it up using your

    Authentication Token and the Identity Service's public URL, found above. To

    learn more about kamaki and how to install, configure and use, take a look

    at its <a href="http://www.synnefo.org/docs/kamaki/latest/index.html">corresponding page</a> </p>

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    <h2>API Advanced Usage</h2>

    <p>

    Apart from using the kamaki command line client, you can also import the

    kamaki library inside your code and use it directly. More details on how

    to do that on the corresponding kamaki 

    <a href="{{ client_url }}">kamaki </a>page. 

    You can also implement the REST API calls by yourself, without

    using the official kamaki library if you feel confident with your

    programming skills. To do so, you first need to get a good grasp of the

    API itself; for more information take a look at the corresponding page

    inside the 

    <a href="https://synnefo.org/docs/">Synnefo documentation</a>.

    </p>

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    </div>