#TODO: UPDATE

how to get your jwt token?

js9 'print(j.clients.itsyouonline.default.jwt_get())'

to test do

js9 'cl=j.clients.openvcloud.get(instance="test");sp=cl.space_get()'

this will get your space if you don't see an error it means you have access to this space on openvcloud

fyi:

configmanager:

- path: /Users/kristofdespiegeleer/code/docs/despiegk/config_despiegk
- keyname: kds
- is sandbox: False
- sshagent loaded: True
- key in sshagent: True

configuration items for j.clients.openvcloud

 - test
    config:j.clients.openvcloud:test


        account = 'despiegk'

        address = 'be-gen-1.demo.greenitglobe.com'

        jwt_ = '...'

        location = 'be-gen-1'

        port = 443

        space = 'test'

An example to run sandboxing on the local machine

First you need to make sure that you have the zero-hub client installed locally

pip install -e 'git+https://github.com/zero-os/0-hub#egg=zerohub&subdirectory=client'

Then you need to make sure that the zero-hub client is configured correclty

iyo_client = j.clients.itsyouonline.get('main')
zhub_data = {'token_': iyo_client.jwt, 'username': <iyo_username>,'url': 'https://hub.gig.tech/api'}
zhub_client = j.clients.zerohub.get(data=zhub_data)
zhub_client.config.save()

This will run the sandboxing of js9 on the local machine without the need of a remote machine. To run the script please run the following command after cloning the sandbox repo:

python3 /opt/code/github/jumpscale/sandbox/sandbox_js9_local.py

The script will do the following:

• create the js9 sandbox flist and upload it to the current user's (configured via IYO) account at https://hub.gig.tech/
• merge the uploaded flist with a base ubuntu 16.04 flist (gig-official-apps/ubuntu1604-for-js.flist)
• merge the uploaded flist with a capacity checker flist (https://hub.gig.tech/gig-official-apps/capacity_checker.flist)
• upload the merged flist as /js9_sandbox_full.flist

Testing the sandbox

To test the uploaded flist you can use the zbundle tool from https://github.com/zero-os/0-bundle After creating the sandbox, a flist for js9 will be uploaded to your account on your account at https://hub.gig.tech

Installing Zbundle

To install the zbundle tool you need to execute the following steps:

mkdir -p /opt/bin
wget -O /opt/bin/zbundle https://download.gig.tech/zbundle
cd /opt/bin
chmod +x zbundle

Testing the sandbox via zbundle

Then you can start your sandbox using the following command

cd /opt/bin
zbundle -id js9sandbox --entry-point /bin/bash --no-exit https://hub.gig.tech/gig-official-apps/js9.3.0.a_sandbox_full.flist

You should change abdelrahman_hussein_1 from the above command with your own IYO username. After running the above command you should see something similar to this:

07:58:49.147 zbundle ▶ INFO 001 flist exited, waiting for unmount (--no-exit was set)
07:58:49.147 zbundle ▶ INFO 002 the sandbox is mounted under: /tmp/zbundle/js9sandbox
07:58:49.147 zbundle ▶ INFO 003 Ctrl+C to terminate the sandbox

Once you are already started, then you can start a js9 shell session using the following command

cd /tmp/zbundle/js9sandbox
source env.sh; js9

Note that the /tmp/zbundle/js9sandbox should be the same as the mount point showed in the output of the zbundle command You can also run the capacity reporting tool using the following command

cd /tmp/zbundle/js9sandbox
source env.sh ; js9 'print(j.sal.ubuntu.capacity.report())'