Includes a number of mainly BASH scripts using cURL against the Rightscale API. The first lot are for controlling security groups.
Authentication setup and config is taken from Rightscale's own 1.0/1.5 examples:
http://support.rightscale.com/12-Guides/03-RightScale_API/RightScale_API_Examples http://support.rightscale.com/12-Guides/03-RightScale_API/RightScale_API_Examples/Authentication
NOTE: The API 1.5 functions are not quite finished but can be used for reference.
USE THESE SCRIPTS AT YOUR OWN RISK!
Please please do not run them if you don't understand exactly what the code is doing. I cannot accept any responsibility for any loss of service these scripts cause you.
Example usage:
Clone this repository
$ git clone https://github.com/jimfdavies/rightscale-api.git
Move into repository
$ cd rightscale-api
Copy rs-set-auth.sh.example to rs-set-auth.sh
$ cp rs-set-auth.sh.example rs-set-auth.sh
Edit rs-set-auth.sh
# vim rs-set-auth.sh
# RS_API_VERSION=1.0 # For EC2 connections
# RS_API_VERSION=1.5 # For any other cloud
# RS_API_ACCOUNT_ID=<your Rightscale account ID>
# RS_API_USER=<your Rightscale user name/email address>
# RS_API_PASSWORD=<your Rightscale password>
Run rs-set-auth.sh (creates the scripts which, in turn, create the environment variables)
./rs-set-auth.sh
Run rs-login.sh
./rs-login.sh
If all is well, you will be able to run the following
# List all secgroups in Rightscale cloud ID 2 (AWS EU)
./rs-list-security-groups.sh 2
# Search through AWS EU and return ID of matching secgroup name
./rs-list-security-groups.sh 2 default
# Create a new group in AWS EU called sgtest with a description "Test security group"
./rs-create-security-group.sh -v 2 sgtest "Test security group"
# Create a new group in AWS EU but just return the ID of the new secgroup
./rs-create-security-group.sh 2 sgtest "Test security group"
# Add a TCP/22 from anyone to a secgroup ID 12345678
./rs-update-security-group.sh 12345678 0.0.0.0/0 tcp 22 22
# Add a TCP/22 from anyone to a secgroup called SGNAME in AWS EU 12345678
./rs-update-security-group.sh $(./rs-list-security-groups.sh 2 SGNAME) 0.0.0.0/0 tcp 22 22