public static async Task <string> EchoMessage(string message, Uri authUri, string userName, string password, string tenantId)
{
var credential = new OpenStackCredential(authUri, userName, password, tenantId);
var client = OpenStackClientFactory.CreateClient(credential);
await client.Connect();
var echoServiceClient = client.CreateServiceClient <EchoServiceClient>();
var resp = await echoServiceClient.Echo(message);
return(resp.Message);
}
static void Main(string[] args)
{
//enter your user name, password, tenant Id, and the authorization endpoint
//for the instance of OpenStack that you want to connect to.
var authUri = new Uri("https://region.identity.host.com:12345/v2.0/tokens");
var userName = "******";
var password = "******";
var tenantId = "tenant Id"; // e.g. XXXXXXXXXXXXX-Project
//Construct an OpenStackCredential object that will be used to authenticate.
//The credential will also be useful later as it contains a reference to the service catalog, and access token.
var credential = new OpenStackCredential(authUri, userName, password, tenantId);
//Create a new OpenStackClient object using the credentials you just created.
var client = OpenStackClientFactory.CreateClient(credential);
//Connect the client to OpenStack. This will authenticate you, as well as construct the service catalog,
//and retrieve the access token that will be used in future calls to OpenStack services.
var connectTask = client.Connect();
//Console applications can't do async, so we need to wait on the task,
//in other contexts you can use the wait keyword.
connectTask.Wait();
//Once the OpenStackClient has been connected, you can request a service client from it.
//The service client will be created with the credentials that you have already specified,
//and do not need any additional information for you to interact with them.
var storageClient = client.CreateServiceClient <IStorageServiceClient>();
//Once we have the storage service client, we can ask it for the details of the current storage account.
var getAccountTask = storageClient.GetStorageAccount();
getAccountTask.Wait();
var account = getAccountTask.Result;
//Here we will write out the name of the account, and print out the names of each storage container in the account.
Console.WriteLine("Connected to storage account '{0}'", account.Name);
Console.WriteLine("Storage account '{0}' has the following containers:", account.Name);
foreach (var container in account.Containers)
{
Console.WriteLine("\t{0}", container.Name);
}
Console.WriteLine(string.Empty);
Console.ReadLine();
}
