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§DSH resource management API
This crate contains functions and definitions that provide support for using the functions of the DSH resource management API. The crate was originally developed as part of the dcli tool, but has now been promoted to a separate library.
§Examples
§Minimal example
The first minimal example will print a list of all the applications that are deployed in a tenant environment. This example requires that the tenant’s name, group id, user id, platform and API secret are configured via environment variables.
use dsh_api::dsh_api_client_factory::DEFAULT_DSH_API_CLIENT_FACTORY;
let client = &DEFAULT_DSH_API_CLIENT_FACTORY.client().await?;
for (application_id, application) in client.list_applications()? {
println!("{} -> {}", application_id, application);
}§More elaborate example
In the next, more elaborate example, these tenant parameters are given explicitly.
This example will list all the applications in the tenant environment that have been
configured to require a token in order to access the Kafka broker.
This is accomplished via the find_applications()
methods, that returns a list of all applications for which the provided predicate
evaluates to true.
use dsh_api::dsh_api_client_factory::DshApiClientFactory;
use dsh_api::dsh_api_tenant::DshApiTenant;
use dsh_api::platform::DshPlatform;
use dsh_api::types::Application;
let tenant = DshApiTenant::new(
"greenbox".to_string(),
"2067:2067".to_string(),
DshPlatform::NpLz
);
let secret = "...".to_string();
let client_factory = DshApiClientFactory::create(tenant, secret)?;
let client = client_factory.client().await?;
let predicate = |application: &Application| application.needs_token;
let applications = client.find_applications(&predicate).await?;
for (_, application) in applications {
println!("{}", application);
}Modules§
- Manage apps in the App Catalog
- Manage the App Catalog
- View the App Catalog manifests
- Manage applications
- Manage buckets
- Manage certificates
- Display implementations for selected types
- Client for accessing the DSH api
- Factory for DSH API client
- Target tenant
- Defines DSH platforms and their properties
- Manage proxies
- Enums, traits and structs used by the various find methods.
- Manage secrets
- Manage internal and public Kafka streams
- Manage Kafka topics
- Types generated from openapi file
- Manage vhosts
- Manage volumes
Enums§
- Enumeration that denotes an injection of a resource
- Enumeration that denotes where a resource has been used
Constants§
- Environment variable used to define the target platform.
- Environment variable used to define the target tenant.
Statics§
Functions§
- Create target guid environment variable
- Create target secret environment variable