Python for Unix and Linux System Administration
by Jeremy M. Jones, Noah Gift
Python for Unix and Linux System Administration
- Dedication
- A Note Regarding Supplemental Files
- Foreword
- Preface
- 1. Introduction
- 2. IPython
- 3. Text
- 4. Documentation and Reporting
- 5. Networking
- 6. Data
- Introduction
- Using the OS Module to Interact with Data
- Copying, Moving, Renaming, and Deleting Data
- Working with Paths, Directories, and Files
- Comparing Data
- Merging Data
- Pattern Matching Files and Directories
- Wrapping Up rsync
- Metadata: Data About Data
- Archiving, Compressing, Imaging, and Restoring
- Using tarfile Module to Create TAR Archives
- Using a tarfile Module to Examine the Contents of TAR Files
- 7. SNMP
- 8. OS Soup
- 9. Package Management
- Introduction
- Setuptools and Python Eggs
- Using easy_install
- easy_install Advanced Features
- Search for Packages on a Web Page
- Install Source Distribution from URL
- Install Egg Located on Local or Network Filesystem
- Upgrading Packages
- Install an Unpacked Source Distribution in Current Working Directory
- Extract Source Distribution to Specified Directory
- Change Active Version of Package
- Changing Standalone .py File into egg
- Authenticating to a Password Protected Site
- Using Configuration Files
- Easy Install Advanced Features Summary
- Creating Eggs
- Entry Points and Console Scripts
- Registering a Package with the Python Package Index
- Distutils
- Buildout
- Using Buildout
- Developing with Buildout
- virtualenv
- EPM Package Manager
- 10. Processes and Concurrency
- 11. Building GUIs
- 12. Data Persistence
- 13. Command Line
- 14. Pragmatic Examples
- A. Callbacks
- Index
- About the Authors
- Colophon
- Copyright
Python for Unix and Linux System Administration
Noah Gift
Jeremy M. Jones
Beijing • Cambridge • Farnham • Köln • Sebastopol • Tokyo
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