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= Release 0.1 =
== Goals ==
* Add in a new build step to Buildbot
* Allow Buildbot to connect with Amazon's EC2 service
== Downloads ==
[http://matrix.senecac.on.ca/~awdelyea/EC2_build_step_nokeys.py EC2_build_step_nokeys.py]
Note: You will need to install the boto library located [http://boto.googlecode.com/files/boto-0.9a.tar.gz here].
== About ==
Basically, this first version attempts to connect to an EC2 account, and then display the connection information to show that it has connected.
It uses a library called "boto", and this library is used to connect to all of [http://www.amazon.com/gp/browse.html?node=3435361 Amazon's Web Services]
To use this in a Buildbot configuration file, simply call the connect_to_ec2() function, which takes in as paramaters, an Amazon id key, and an Amazon secret key.
Example:
<pre>
connection = connect_to_ec2("73ghf9h38fh", "75vo87rVO*&V%O7o75v7i%i75I&5li7%i75")
</pre>
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== Goals ==
* Add in a new build step to Buildbot
* Allow Buildbot to connect with Amazon's EC2 service
== Downloads ==
[http://matrix.senecac.on.ca/~awdelyea/EC2_build_step_nokeys.py EC2_build_step_nokeys.py]
Note: You will need to install the boto library located [http://boto.googlecode.com/files/boto-0.9a.tar.gz here].
== About ==
Basically, this first version attempts to connect to an EC2 account, and then display the connection information to show that it has connected.
It uses a library called "boto", and this library is used to connect to all of [http://www.amazon.com/gp/browse.html?node=3435361 Amazon's Web Services]
To use this in a Buildbot configuration file, simply call the connect_to_ec2() function, which takes in as paramaters, an Amazon id key, and an Amazon secret key.
Example:
<pre>
connection = connect_to_ec2("73ghf9h38fh", "75vo87rVO*&V%O7o75v7i%i75I&5li7%i75")
</pre>
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