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[Deis](http://deis.io/) is an open source application platform for public and private clouds. This gem makes it easy to communicate with a Deis controller programmatically via the [Deis controller api](http://docs.deis.io/en/latest/reference/api-v1.5/)
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 Dependencies

Runtime

~> 0.13
 Project Readme

deis-client

Gem Version

A Ruby client library for Deis controllers

Implementation Status

Please use the Deis documentation as reference. The following API endpoints are already implemented:

  • Authorization
    • register new user
    • login
    • cancel account
    • regenerate token
    • change password
  • Applications
    • list all applications
    • create an application
    • destroy an application
    • list application details
    • retrieve application logs
    • run on-off commands
  • Certificates
    • list all certificates
    • list certificate details
    • create certificate
    • destroy a certificate
  • Containers
    • list all containers
    • list all containers by type
    • restart all containers
    • restart containers by type
    • restart containers by type and number
    • scale containers
  • Configuration
    • list application configuration
    • create new config
    • unset config variable
  • Domains
    • list application domains
    • add domain
    • remove domain
  • Builds
    • list application builds
    • create application build
  • Releases
    • list application releases
    • list release details
    • rollback release
  • Keys
    • list keys
    • add key to user
    • remove key from user
  • Permissions
    • list application permissions
    • create application permission
    • remove application permission
    • grant user administation priviliges
  • Users
    • list all users

Versioning

The major and minor version numbers match the version of the Deis Controller API. The patch version marks the version of the gem itself.