# StormOnDemand services examples This storm_on_demand directory provides code for all storm on demand cloud APIs. All of the APIs are seperated into Compute, Network, Storage, DNS, Monitoring, Account, Billing, Support and Billing services. ## Use a service Before using APIs of a service, you need to create a service object first. Take Compute for instance: c = Fog::Compute.new :provider => :stormondemand, :storm_on_demand_username => 'username', :storm_on_demand_password => 'password' Now, you can call API methods for Compute service. For instance: c.servers.all this will list all servers for the current account. ## Call an API method According to Fog, a high level interface is provided through collections, such as images and servers. Each collection has a corresponding model, such as image and server. APIs like create, list or details reside in the collections. For instance: server = c.servers.create :config_id => conf.id, :template => tpl.name, :domain => 'example.com', :password => 'rootpassword' Other APIs for specific cloud object will reside in a model. For instance: server.reboot :force => 1 All APIs' parameters are the same with the [Storm On Demand API Doc](https://www.stormondemand.com/api/docs/v1/). #### (p.s. In order to conform to Fog's CRUD operations, some API methods are changed. For instance, 'list' methods are now 'all', 'details' methods are now 'get') ## Use a Token If you want to use a token instead of password for API calls, instead of creating a new service like Compute, you should create a new Account first and get the token. Then create a new Compute/Network/Storage with the token. account = Fog::Account.new :provider => :stormondemand, :storm_on_demand_username => 'username', :storm_on_demand_password => 'password' # create a new token token = account.tokens.create # use the token instead of a password net = Fog::Network.new :provider => :stormondemand, :storm_on_demand_username = 'username', :storm_on_demand_password = token.token # if you want to expire the token token.expire