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import de.uniulm.omi.cloudiator.sword.api.domain.HardwareFlavor;
import de.uniulm.omi.cloudiator.sword.api.domain.Image;
import de.uniulm.omi.cloudiator.sword.api.domain.Location;
import de.uniulm.omi.cloudiator.sword.api.domain.VirtualMachine;
import de.uniulm.omi.cloudiator.sword.api.service.ComputeService;
import de.uniulm.omi.cloudiator.sword.service.ServiceBuilder;

/**
 * Example depicting the information needed
 * to build a compute service for the Openstack Nova Compute API.
 */
public class NovaExample {

    public static void main(String[] args) {

        /**
         * The tenant you want to use.
         */
        final String tenant = "tenant";
        /**
         * Your Openstack username.
         */
        final String username = "[email protected]";

        /**
         * Constructs the api username by concatenating the tenant
         * and the username.
         */
        final String apiUsername = tenant + ":" + username;

        /**
         * The password used for login.
         */
        final String password = "MySecretPassword";
        /**
         * The endpoint of your Openstack installation, listed under Endpoints -> Keystone.
         */
        final String endpoint = "https://api.cloud.com/v2.0/";

        /**
         * A string depicting your node group. Used to identify the machines
         * management by sword.
         */
        final String nodeGroup = "nodeGroup";

        /**
         * Builds the compute service.
         */
        ComputeService nova =
            ServiceBuilder.newServiceBuilder("openstack-nova").credentials(apiUsername, password)
                .endpoint(endpoint).nodeGroup(nodeGroup).build();

    }

}