Sunset collection, Exoscale api v1 deprecated

[resmo]

Working towards a new Exoscale API v2 Collection

See https://changelog.exoscale.com/en/deprecation-api-v1-as-of-may-1st-2024-uVYHUVZ3

/cc @arnaudgeiser

[arnaudgeiser]

Thank you @resmo!

This would be valuable to have the support of the Exoscale API v2. [1]
Maybe I'm wrong, but having to (fully) support it will require a significant among of work on this repository.
I'm expecting people interacting with Exoscale to use the Cloudstack module instead. Currently, ngine-io collection seems to support only DNS operations.

Taking advantage of this issue, I would like to ask a question.

On Ansible 2.9, the Cloudstack module was documented [2].
On Ansible 9, the Cloudstack module seems to not be documented (available?) anymore, but still advertised on the Legacy Public Cloud Guides [3].

What is the current state of the module? Gone for good? Since when? I'm having an hard time figuring this out.
My understanding is that it can get copied over here in March 2020 [4]. To your knowledge, is it the current way people are interacting with the Cloudstack API?

Thanks already for your time.

[1] : https://openapi-v2.exoscale.com/
[2] : https://docs.ansible.com/ansible/2.9/modules/list_of_cloud_modules.html#cloudstack
[3] : https://docs.ansible.com/ansible/latest//scenario_guides/guide_cloudstack.html
[4] : ngine-io/ansible-collection-cloudstack@a3139d5

[mariolenz]

Working towards a new Exoscale API v2 Collection

@resmo Just to get this clear: This would be a new collection and not just implementing the new API and releasing ngine_io.exoscale 2.0.0?

[resmo]

@mariolenz it would be a new collection under a new namespace exoscale with support of exoscale. Just the way we did for vultr ngine_io.vultr --> vultr.cloud