Python/Wmflib
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A Python package that contains custom modules to interact with the WMF production infrastructure.
It can be used in any script throughout the fleet as it doesn't require any special privilege to be run, as opposed to Spicerack and its Cookbooks and removes the need to re-implement each time the same functionalities over and over again.
For the current available modules see its documentation.
It's available both on PyPI as wmflib and apt.wikimedia.org
as python3-wmflib
and its source code lives on Gerrit in the operations/software/pywmflib repository.
When releasing a new version don't forget to upgrade any venv-based deployment (usually with the *-deploy repository) that use it, like for example Netbox.