usage: cfncluster [-h]
{create,update,delete,start,stop,status,list,instances,ssh,configure,version}
...
cfncluster is a tool to launch and manage a cluster.
positional arguments:
{create,update,delete,start,stop,status,list,instances,ssh,configure,version}
create creates a cluster
update update a running cluster
delete delete a cluster
start start the compute fleet that has been stopped
stop stop the compute fleet, but leave the master server
running for debugging/development
status pull the current status of the cluster
list display a list of stacks associated with cfncluster
instances display a list of all instances in a cluster
ssh connect to the master server using SSH
configure creating initial cfncluster configuration
version display version of cfncluster
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
For command specific flags run cfncluster [command] --help
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