HewlettPackard/oneview-sdk-ruby

require_relative './../lib/oneview-sdk/image_streamer'
require_relative './../lib/oneview-sdk'
require 'pry'

# Client for the Image Streamer
@client = OneviewSDK::ImageStreamer::Client.new(
  url: 'https://i3s.example.com', # or set ENV['I3S_URL']
  token: 'token_oneview', # or set ENV['ONEVIEWSDK_TOKEN']
  ssl_enabled: false,
  api_version: 2000
)

# Another way to instantiate the i3s client. Uncomment the creation of ov_client and @client instances.
# ov_client = OneviewSDK::Client.new(
#   url: 'https://oneview.example.com', # or set ENV['ONEVIEWSDK_URL']
#   user: 'Administrator', # or set ENV['ONEVIEWSDK_USER']
#   password: 'secret123', # or set ENV['ONEVIEWSDK_PASSWORD']
#   ssl_enabled: false
# )

# @client = ov_client.new_i3s_client(
#   url: ''https://i3s.example.com', # or set ENV['I3S_URL']
#   ssl_enabled: false,
#   api_version: 2000
# )

## This setting allows the SDK to flush messages to the screen as it is being run.
#  # It defaults to true when a client is created, and can be set to false in order
#  # to only flush at the end of execution.
# STDOUT.sync = false

puts "Connected to Image Streamer at #{@client.url}\n\n"

# Instance variables for examples:
# @build_plan_name = 'Build_Plan_1'
# @golden_image_name = 'Golden_Image_1'
# @golden_image_download_path = 'golden_image_demo.zip'
# @golden_image_upload_path = 'vmwareesxi6_demo.zip'
# @golden_image_log_path = 'details_gi.log'
# @plan_script1_name = 'Plan_Script_1'
# @plan_script2_name = 'Plan_Script_2'