Service
Interfaces, Classes and Traits
- ServiceInterface
- AbstractService
- This class defines a cloud service; a relationship between a specific OpenStack and a provided service, represented by a URL in the service catalog.
- Catalog
- This object represents the service catalog returned by the Rackspace API. It contains all the services available to the end-user, including specific information for each service.
- CatalogItem
- This object represents an individual service catalog item - in other words an API Service. Each service has particular information which form the basis of how it distinguishes itself, and how it executes API operations.
- CatalogService
- This class defines a cloud service; a relationship between a specific OpenStack and a provided service, represented by a URL in the service catalog.
- Endpoint
- An endpoint serves as a location which receives and emits API interactions. It will therefore also host particular API resources. Each endpoint object has different access methods - one receives network connections over the public Internet, another receives traffic through an internal network. You will be able to access the latter from a Server, for example, in the same Region - which will incur no bandwidth charges, and be quicker.
- NovaService
- NovaService serves as an additional abstraction for particular OpenStack services that exhibit shared functionality.
- ServiceBuilder
- This object is a factory for building Service objects.