Development:
Jumpscale
Jumpscale is a cloud automation product and a branch from what used to be Pylabs. About 9 years ago Pylabs was the basis of a cloud automation product which was acquired by SUN Microsystems from Q-Layer. In the mean time we are 4 versions further and we have rebranded it to Jumpscale. Our newest release is version 10, called JSX.
About Jumpscale
Some tools available in jumpscale
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Config Manager The config manager is a secure way to manage configuration instances. Anything saved to the file system is NACL encrypted and only decrypted on the fly when accessed.
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Executors Jumpscale comes with its own executors that abstract working locally or remotely. Of these executors:
- SSH Executor (for remote execution)
- Local Executor (for local execution)
- Docker Executor (for executing on dockers)
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Builders Builder tools is a set of tools to perform the common tasks in your builder (e.g read a file , write to a file, execute bash commands and many other handy methods that you will probably need in your builder) \ To create a builder see [documentation](docs/howto/Create\ a\ new\ Builder.md)
Getting Started
Get up to speed by following these simple steps.
Installing Jumpscale
Usage
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Kosmos in your terminal, type
kosmos -
In Python
python3 -c 'from Jumpscale import j;print(j.application.getMemoryUsage())'the default mem usage < 23 MB and lazy loading of the modules.
Running Tests
To run unittests you can execute the following command
source /sandbox/env.sh; pytest /sandbox/code/github/threefoldtech/jumpscaleX/You can also run Integration tests by running the command
source /sandbox/env.sh; pytest --integration /sandbox/code/github/threefoldtech/jumpscaleX/To annotate the one of your tests is an itegeration test rather than a unittests, you can add the following docorator to the test
@pytest.mark.integration
def test_main(self)