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The Keypairs Extension
About this Extension
This extension enables you to create or import a keypair on a virtual instance. If you send the name of the instance to the API, you get a key and a private_key and fingerprint returned. You can also send a public_key to add an existing ssh key and also list the keypairs in use on instances.
To obtain current information the extensions available to you, issue an EXTENSION query on the OpenStack system where it is installed, such as http://example.com/v1.1/tenant/extensions.
Extension Overview
- Name
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Keypairs
- Namespace
- Alias
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OPS-KYP
- Contact
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Jesse Andrews <anotherjesse@gmail.com>
- Status
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Released
- Extension Version
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v1.0 (2011-08-09)
- Dependencies
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Compute API 1.1
- Doc Link (PDF)
- Doc Link (WADL)
- Short Description
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This extension enables keypair listing, creation, or import into an instance through a REST API.
Sample Query Responses
As shown below, responses to an EXTENSION query in XML or JSON provide basic information about the extension.
Extension Query Response: XML:
TBD
Provide example of extension query XML response.
Extension Query Response: JSON:
{"extensions": [{"updated": "2011-08-08T00:00:00+00:00", "name": "Keypairs", "links": [], "namespace": "http://docs.openstack.org/ext/keypairs/api/v1.1", "alias": "os-keypairs", "description": "Keypair Support"}]}
Document Change History
Revision Date | Summary of Changes |
2011-09-16 | Initial draft |
2012-03-30 | Reformat of content |
Summary of Changes
This extension to the Compute API allows keypair support so that you can create or import keypairs to secure your running instances. You can also list keypairs per user.
This support is provided by the addition of new actions.
New Actions
When launching a new server, you can specify an already existing keypair with:
POST /v1.1/tenant_id/os_keypairs/keypair
To lists the keypairs on all running instances, use:
GET /v1.1/tenant_id/os_keypairs
New Faults
None
New Headers
None
New Resources
None
New States
None
Changes to the Cloud Servers Specification
This section lists the specific changes to the Compute API, namely adding a new section to the 4.3 Server Actions section.