OpsWork
To use opswork, follow the following steps:
Create a python virtual environment or use system wide environment
$ python3 -m venv venv
$ source venv/bin/activateInstall opswork package with pip.
$ pip install opsworkGet opswork command line help
$ opswork --helpInit the config file and the sqlite database
$ opswork config initTo edit configs
$ opswork config initAdd a recipe
$ opswork recipe add <recipe_name> -p <recipe_relative_path>
# Some examples
$ opswork recipe add clivern/ping -p recipe/ping -f
$ opswork recipe add clivern/nginx -p recipe/nginx -f
$ opswork recipe add clivern/motd -p recipe/motd -f
$ opswork recipe add clivern/cmd -p recipe/cmd -f
# From remote git
$ opswork recipe add clivern/dotfiles/update -p git@github.com:clivern/dotfiles.git -s brew/update -t dotfiles -fTo list recipes
$ opswork recipe list
# Get recipes as a JSON
$ opswork recipe list -o json | jq .To get a recipe
$ opswork recipe get <recipe_name>To delete a recipe
$ opswork recipe delete <recipe_name>Add a host
$ opswork host add <host_name> -i <host_ip> -p <ssh_port> -u <ssh_username> -s <ssh_key_path>
# Add a remote host
$ opswork host add example.com -i 127.0.0.1 -p 22 -u root -s /Users/root/.ssh/id_rsa.pem
# Add the localhost
$ opswork host add localhost -i localhost -c localTo list hosts
$ opswork host list
# Get hosts as a JSON
$ opswork host list -o json | jq .To get a host
$ opswork host get <host_name>To SSH into a host
$ opswork host ssh <host_name>To delete a host
$ opswork host delete <host_name>Run a recipe towards a host
$ opswork recipe run <recipe_name> -h <host_name> -v key=value
# Some examples
$ opswork recipe run clivern/nginx -h example.com
$ opswork recipe run clivern/ping -h localhostTo generate a random password
$ opswork random password 8To add a secret
$ opswork secret add <secret/name> <secret_value> -t <tag>
$ opswork secret add clivern/cloud_provider/api_key xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx -t cloud_providerTo list secrets
$ opswork secret list -o jsonTo get a secret
$ opswork secret get <secret_name>
# For example
$ opswork secret get clivern/cloud_provider/api_keyTo delete a secret
$ opswork secret delete <secret_name>
# For example
$ opswork secret delete clivern/cloud_provider/api_keyTo run a recipe with secrets
# add recipe
$ opswork recipe add clivern/secrets -p recipe/secrets -f
# add secret
$ opswork secret add db_password s3cr3t --force
# run recipe
$ opswork recipe run clivern/secrets -h localhostTo batch load recipes and run them
$ opswork batch load batch.yml --force
$ opswork batch run batch.yml --host localhost1 maintainer
Release files for opswork 0.10.2
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