ansible-terminal 0.14.0

SSH/SFTP Terminal Manager for Ansible

Ansible SSH

This script list hosts which are defined in Ansible Inventory and open SSH/SFTP connection to host which is selected.

Usage

Print usage:

ansible-terminal

Print version:

ansible-terminal -v

Work with Ansible Inventory by different options

usage: ansible-terminal [-h] -a [INVENTORY_PATH [INVENTORY_PATH ...]] -p
                        {ssh,sftp} [--debug] [-v] [-n NAME] [-u SSH_USER]
                        [-k SSH_KEY]

Open SSH/SFTP session to hosts defined in Ansible Inventory

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  -a [INVENTORY_PATH [INVENTORY_PATH ...]], --ansible-inventory-path [INVENTORY_PATH [INVENTORY_PATH ...]]
                        Path for Ansible Inventory file or directory. If
                        directory is given, all Ansible Inventory files will
                        be parsed recursively
  -p {ssh,sftp}, --protocol {ssh,sftp}
                        Protocol type for connection to Hosts. ssh / sftp
  --debug               Enable debug logs
  -v, --version         show program's version number and exit
  -n NAME, --name NAME  Name of host to search. If one host matches, will
                        connect automaically
  -u SSH_USER, --ssh-user SSH_USER
                        SSH Username for ssh connection type. This will
                        override ansible_ssh_user for all connections
  -k SSH_KEY, --ssh-key-file SSH_KEY
                        SSH Key File path for ssh connection type. This will
                        override ansible_ssh_private_key_file for all
                        connections

PyPI - https://pypi.org/project/ansible-terminal/

Notes

For default, Below parameters are used for SSH/SFTP connection.

user: root
ssh-key: ~/.ssh/
target machine: host

You can overwrite these values by defining related Ansible Behavioral Inventory Properties in the inventory. Parameters:

ansible_ssh_user
ansible_host
ansible_ssh_private_key_file

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