The OVHCloud provider for Loft Labs' DevPod.
Note: Even if I'm working for OVHCloud, this project is not supported by OVHcloud. I maintain it in my free time.
devpod provider add github.com/alexandrevilain/devpod-provider-ovhcloud
devpod provider use github.com/alexandrevilain/devpod-provider-ovhcloud
The OVHcloud provider needs to be configured with a set of information:
- an endpoint (please select one in the list according to your needs)
- an application key
- an application secret
- a consumer key
- a service name (the ID of your Public Cloud project)
- a region (the region to create the VM)
- a flavor (the machine type to use for the VM)
Behind the scenes, the OVHcloud DevPod provider is doing requests to OVHcloud APIs so that's the reason why you need to provide API keys.
To retrieve:
- an application key
- an application secret
- a consumer key
Please follow First steps with the OVHcloud APIs tutorial.
Concretely, you have to generate these credentials via the OVH token generation page with the following rights:
Note: you can change the validity period according to your needs.
When you have successfully generated your OVHcloud credentials, please keep them.
The last needed information is the service name: it is the ID of your Public Cloud project.
How to get it?
In the Public Cloud section, you can retrieve your service name ID thanks to the Copy to clipboard button.
Open DevPod app on your computer, then go to "Providers" tab, then click on "Add Provider" button. Then in "Confgiure Provider" popup click on "+" button to add a custom provider.
Enter "github.com/alexandrevilain/devpod-provider-ovhcloud" or "alexandrevilain/devpod-provider-ovhcloud" as source and fill all the needed information:
Click on the Workspaces tab, then on the Create Workspace button and fill all the needed information.
This project is licensed under the Mozilla Public License 2.0. See the LICENSE file for more details.
Contributions are welcome! If you find any issues or want to add new features, please open an issue or submit a pull request on the GitHub repository.
This software is provided "as is" without warranty of any kind, express or implied. Use it at your own risk.