OpenStack Swift threaded operation utility for Uploading, Downloading and Deleting
posthaste currently requires gevent, which in turn requires greenlet and libevent.
The "new" Gevent (as of this writing, 1.0 RC 2) alleviates the libevent dependency and thus simplifies the process of using tool. More information can be found on Github.
usage: posthaste.py [-h] -c CONTAINER [-r REGION] [--internal] [-t THREADS]
[-u USERNAME] [-p PASSWORD] [-i {rackspace,keystone}]
[-a AUTH_URL] [-v]
{delete,upload,download} ...
positional arguments:
{delete,upload,download}
delete Delete files from specified container
upload Upload files to specified container
download Download files to specified directory from the
specified container
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-c CONTAINER, --container CONTAINER
The name container to operate on
-r REGION, --region REGION
Region where the specified container exists. Defaults
to OS_REGION_NAME environment variable with a fallback
to DFW
--internal Use the internalURL (ServiceNet) for communication and
operations
-t THREADS, --threads THREADS
Number of concurrent threads used for deletion.
Default 10
-u USERNAME, --username USERNAME
Username to authenticate with. Defaults to OS_USERNAME
environment variable
-p PASSWORD, --password PASSWORD
API Key or password to authenticate with. Defaults to
OS_PASSWORD environment variable
-i {rackspace,keystone}, --identity {rackspace,keystone}
Identitiy type to auth with. Defaults to
OS_AUTH_SYSTEM environment variable with a fallback to
rackspace
-a AUTH_URL, --auth-url AUTH_URL
Auth URL to use. Defaults to OS_AUTH_URL environment
variable with a fallback to
https://identity.api.rackspacecloud.com/v2.0
-v, --verbose Enable verbosity. Supply multiple times for additional
verbosity. 1) Show Thread Start/Finish, 2) Show Object
Name.
python posthaste.py -c example -r DFW -u $OS_USERNAME -p $OS_PASSWORD -t 100 upload /path/to/some/dir/python posthaste.py -c example -r DFW -u $OS_USERNAME -p $OS_PASSWORD -t 100 download /path/to/some/dir/python posthaste.py -c example -r DFW -u $OS_USERNAME -p $OS_PASSWORD -t 100 delete