• Java Development Tool (IntelliJ IDEA)

  According to your own usage, download and install the appropriate Java development tool, such as IntelliJ IDEA and Eclipse, and complete the initialization job. This topic uses IntelliJ IDEA as an example.

• Java JDK Tool

  Install the Java JDK tool in advance. We recommend that you use Java JDK 8.

• ZStack Cloud Java SDK JAR Dependency Package
  Before you use the ZStack Cloud SDK, obtain the Java SDK JAR dependency package in advance. The package is stored in ZStack Cloud Installation Package.

  • ZStack Cloud Installation Package:
    • Software: ZStack-Cloud-installer-5.2.0.bin
    • Download address: Click here
  • Java SDK Dependency Package
    • File name: sdk-5.2.0.jar.
    • Storage path: /usr/local/zstack/apache-tomcat/webapps/zstack/WEB-INF/lib/sdk-5.2.0.jar.
• Third-Party JAR Depended by SDK
  The detailed information about the JAR dependency package is as follows:

  <dependencies>     <dependency>         <groupId>org.zstack</groupId>         <artifactId>sdk</artifactId>         <version>3.4.0</version>     </dependency>     <dependency>         <groupId>com.squareup.okhttp3</groupId>         <artifactId>okhttp</artifactId>         <version>3.5.0</version>     </dependency>     <dependency>         <groupId>com.google.code.gson</groupId>         <artifactId>gson</artifactId>         <version>2.1</version>     </dependency>     <dependency>         <groupId>commons-beanutils</groupId>         <artifactId>commons-beanutils</artifactId>         <version>1.9.3</version>     </dependency>     <dependency>         <groupId>javax.servlet</groupId>         <artifactId>servlet-api</artifactId>         <version>2.5</version>         <scope>provided</scope>     </dependency>     <dependency>         <groupId>commons-codec</groupId>         <artifactId>commons-codec</artifactId>         <version>1.9</version>     </dependency> </dependencies>

1. Use either of the following methods to prepare a ZStack Cloud environment:
   • Install an ZStack Cloud environment to the server to be used as the management node.
     • ZStack Cloud installation package:
       • Software: ZStack-Cloud-installer-5.2.0.bin
       • Download address: Click here
   • Use the local PC to create a temporary virtual environment directory, for example, /var/lib/virtualenv and then execute the following command to copy an existing ZStack Cloud environment directory /var/lib/zstack/virtualenv/zstackcli to the newly created directory:

     scp -r /var/lib/zstack/virtualenv/zstackcli $LocalHostIP:$VirtualDirectory //LocalHostIP is the IP address of the local PC and VirtualDirectory is the directory created in the local PC.

     Note: Make sure that the local PC is connected to the management node and is installed Python 2.
2. Enable ZStack-CloudCLI tool to call Python SDK:
   • If you use the management node, run the following command:

     source /var/lib/zstack/virtualenv/zstackcli/bin/activate

   • If you use the local PC, run the following command:

     source $VirtualDirectory/zstackcli/bin/activate //VirtualDirectory is the directory created in the local PC.

3. Specify the IP address of the management node:
   • If you use the management node, run the following command:

     export ZS_SERVER_IP=127.0.0.1

   • If you use the local PC, run the following command:

     export ZS_SERVER_IP=MN_IP //MN_IP is the IP address of the management node.

1. Create a JAVA Maven project on IDEA, as shown in JAVA Maven Project.

   
   
   

2. Add the SDK JAR dependency package to the External Libraries project, and add the third-party package to the pom.xml file, as shown in Add Dependency Package.

   
   
   

3. Refer to SDK samples in API Reference to call APIs.

• Using Python SDK to call APIs does not require the preceding preparations and dependencies like that of Java SDK. You can directly refer the SDK samples in API Reference.

package org.zstack;   import org.zstack.sdk.*; import java.math.BigInteger; import java.security.MessageDigest; import java.security.NoSuchAlgorithmException; import java.util.List; import java.io.UnsupportedEncodingException;   /**  * Display how to use zstack Java SDK to check a VM list.*/ public class ZStackSDKDemo {     public static void main(String[] args) {         String zstackServerHostname = "Enter the IP address of zstack management node.";         String accountName = "Enter zstack account.";         String password = "Enter zstack account password.";           ZSClient.configure(                 new ZSConfig.Builder()                         .setHostname(zstackServerHostname)                         .setPort(8080)                         .setContextPath("zstack")                         .build()         );           String sessionId = getSessionByLoginAccount(accountName, password);           QueryVmInstanceAction action = new QueryVmInstanceAction();         action.sessionId = sessionId;         QueryVmInstanceAction.Result result = action.call();         result.throwExceptionIfError();           List<VmInstanceInventory> vmList = result.value.getInventories();         System.out.println(String.format("QueryVmInstanceAction action succeeded, and %s VM instances are detected.",                 vmList != null ? vmList.size() : 0));     }       private static String getSessionByLoginAccount(String accountName, String password) {         LogInByAccountAction action = new LogInByAccountAction();         action.accountName = accountName;         action.password = encryptToSHA512(password);           LogInByAccountAction.Result result = action.call();         result.throwExceptionIfError();         System.out.println("Login succeeded.");         return result.value.getInventory().getUuid();     }       private static String encryptToSHA512(String input) {         try {             MessageDigest md = MessageDigest.getInstance("SHA-512");             md.reset();             md.update(input.getBytes("utf8"));             BigInteger bigInteger = new BigInteger(1, md.digest());             return String.format("%0128x", bigInteger);         } catch (NoSuchAlgorithmException | UnsupportedEncodingException e) {             throw new RuntimeException(e);         }     }   }

1. In the following the script, enter the correct parameters, namely the IP address of ZStack Cloud management node, ZStack Cloud account, and ZStack Cloud account password, to the corresponding locations.

   public static void main(String[] args) { String zstackServerHostname = "Enter the IP address of zstack management node."; String accountName = "Enter zstack account."; String password = "Enter zstack accnount password."; ZSClient.configure(          new ZSConfig.Builder()                  .setHostname(zstackServerHostname)                  .setPort(8080)                  .setContextPath("zstack")                  .build() );

2. The following script is the SDK information of APIs that you call. When you call different APIs, enter the corresponding SDK information. For more information, see the API Reference.

   QueryVmInstanceAction action = new QueryVmInstanceAction();  action.sessionId = sessionId;  QueryVmInstanceAction.Result result = action.call();  result.throwExceptionIfError();

3. After you completed encoding, compile and execute the script.

import time import os import sys import traceback import hashlib  import zstacklib.utils.log as log  # comment out next line to print detail zstack cli http command to screen. log.configure_log('/var/log/zstack/zstack-sdk.log', log_to_console=False)  import apibinding.api_actions as api_actions from apibinding import api import xml.etree.cElementTree as etree import apibinding.inventory as inventory  zstack_server_ip = os.environ['ZS_SERVER_IP'] # Set the account name or username used to log into the Cloud. user_name = 'admin' # Set the password used to log into the Cloud. user_password = 'password' # Specify the UUID of the host where the VM instances running. host_uuid = 'acb492ce8cd640c8bb73bae75ea00adf'   # Must keep. def sync_call(apiCmd, session_uuid):     api_instance = api.Api(host=zstack_server_ip, port='8080')     if session_uuid:         api_instance.set_session_to_api_message(apiCmd, session_uuid)     (name, reply) = api_instance.sync_call(apiCmd, )     if not reply.success: raise api.ApiError("Sync call at %s: [%s] meets error: %s." % (         zstack_server_ip, apiCmd.__class__.__name__, api.error_code_to_string(reply.error)))     # print("[Sync call at %s]: [%s] Success" % (zstack_server_ip, apiCmd.__class__.__name__))     return reply   # Must keep. def async_call(apiCmd, session_uuid):     api_instance = api.Api(host=zstack_server_ip, port='8080')     api_instance.set_session_to_api_message(apiCmd, session_uuid)     (name, event) = api_instance.async_call_wait_for_complete(apiCmd)     time.sleep(1)     if not event.success: raise api.ApiError("Async call at %s: [%s] meets error: %s." % (         zstack_server_ip, apiCmd.__class__.__name__, api.error_code_to_string(reply.error)))     # print("[Async call at %s]: [%s] Success" % (zstack_server_ip, apiCmd.__class__.__name__))     return event   # Must keep. def login_as_admin():     accountName = user_name     password = user_password     return login_by_account(accountName, password)   # Must keep. #tag::login_by_account[] def login_by_account(name, password, timeout=60000):     login = api_actions.LogInByAccountAction()     login.accountName = name     # Login API will use encrypted password string.     login.password = hashlib.sha512(password).hexdigest()     login.timeout = timeout     session_uuid = async_call(login, None).inventory.uuid     return session_uuid #end::login_by_account[]   # logout must be called after session isn't needed. # Must keep. #tag::logout[] def logout(session_uuid):     logout = api_actions.LogOutAction()     logout.timeout = 60000     logout.sessionUuid = session_uuid     async_call(logout, session_uuid) #end::logout[]   # Must keep. def execute_action_with_session(action, session_uuid, async=True):     if session_uuid:         action.sessionUuid = session_uuid         if async:             evt = async_call(action, session_uuid)         else:             evt = sync_call(action, session_uuid)     else:         session_uuid = login_as_admin()         try:             action.sessionUuid = session_uuid             if async:                 evt = async_call(action, session_uuid)             else:                 evt = sync_call(action, session_uuid)         except Exception as e:             traceback.print_exc(file=sys.stdout)             raise e         finally:             # New login must be logout. If the active login session             # exceed the limit, no account login is allowed.             # The default active logined session limit is  500.             logout(session_uuid)      return evt   # All Query API need conditions. This help to generate common conditions. # The op including: =, >, <, in, not in, like etc. def gen_query_conditions(name, op, value, conditions=[]):     new_conditions = [{'name': name, 'op': op, 'value': value}]     new_conditions.extend(conditions)     return new_conditions   #tag::query_zone[] def query_zone(conditions=[], session_uuid=None):     action = api_actions.QueryZoneAction()     action.timeout = 3000     action.conditions = conditions     evt = execute_action_with_session(action, session_uuid)     print 'Zone infomation: %s ' % evt.inventories     return evt.inventories #end::query_zone[]   def query_vm_by_host(host_uuid, conditions=[], session_uuid=None):     action = api_actions.QueryVmInstanceAction()     action.conditions = gen_query_conditions('hostUuid', '=', host_uuid, conditions)     evt = execute_action_with_session(action, session_uuid)     return evt.inventories   if __name__ == '__main__':     session_uuid = login_as_admin()     vm_list = query_vm_by_host(host_uuid, session_uuid=session_uuid)     for vm in vm_list:         print 'Retrieved VM [uuid:%s]\n' % vm.uuid     logout(session_uuid)

1. In the preceding script, set the account/user name and password used to log into the Cloud and specify the UUID of the host where the VM instances running.
2. Run the python $full path of the script file command to query VM instances.

• Before you call ZStack Cloud APIs, make sure that you have obtained a session UUID. After you complete your task, you need to call the logout API to exit the session.
  Note: The system has predefined the maximum number of sessions that can be concurrently used to 500. You can modify the value in the global setting. If you call large numbers of login APIs in a short period of time while do not log out in time, once the session threshold is reached, you cannot use new sessions.
• The login API script:

  def login_by_account(name, password, timeout=60000):     login = api_actions.LogInByAccountAction()     login.accountName = name     # Login API will use encrypted password string.     login.password = hashlib.sha512(password).hexdigest()     login.timeout = timeout     session_uuid = async_call(login, None).inventory.uuid     return session_uuid

  Note: The login password is encrypted by using the SHA-512 algorithm.
• The logout API script:

  def logout(session_uuid):     logout = api_actions.LogOutAction()     logout.timeout = 60000     logout.sessionUuid = session_uuid     async_call(logout, session_uuid)

• The API script of querying VM instances:

  def query_zone(conditions=[], session_uuid=None):     action = api_actions.QueryZoneAction()     action.timeout = 3000     action.conditions = conditions     evt = execute_action_with_session(action, session_uuid)     print 'Zone infomation: %s ' % evt.inventories     return evt.inventories

• The following describes the preceding three API scripts:
  • The session_uuid parameter is optional. You can reuse the session that is in use for login.
  • The execute_action_with_session function is an encapsulated API that can be used to execute all ZStack Cloud functions. Even if you do not specify the session_uuid parameter, this function can accomplish system login before the API calling and system logout after the calling. Therefore, we recommend that you use this function for completing API callings.
  • For all query APIs, you need to use the action.conditions parameter to construct a query condition, for example, action.conditions = ["name=TestZone","state=Enabled"]. If you need to retrieve the information of all resources, you can specify an empty array. For more information, see Query API.

  • The returned value of an API calling indicates the execution results of the API calling. For example, the returned result of a query API is evt.inventories, which is an array. You can use the count function to calculate the size of the array. For most non-query APIs, the returned result is JSON-formatted data. For example, the returned result of the API CreateVmInstanceAction is evt.inventory, which is an JSON object. For more information, see RESTful API Overview.