Dome9 CLI
This Command Line Interface (CLI) is a set of commands used to create and manage Dome9 resources. Developed to facilitate the daily use and help to work in agile methodologies (continuous-integration) This package consumes calls through the Dome9 Python SDK so it contains the same methods.
This CLI helps to work on Dome9 from our different agile services like Jenkins, Github or Travis, creating new rulesets, running assessments or listing our protected assets.
To install:
pip install --user dome9cli
dome9cli --help
Commands
Usage: dome9cli <command> <arguments>
create_ruleset
Description: Create a compliance ruleset
Command: .\dome9cli.py create_ruleset jsonFile
delete_exclusion
Description: Delete a specific exclusion
Command: .\dome9cli.py delete_exclusion id=0
delete_remediation
Description: Delete a specific remediation
Command: .\dome9cli.py delete_remediation id=0
delete_ruleset
Description: Delete a specific ruleset
Command: .\dome9cli.py delete_ruleset id=0
generate_ruleset
Description: Generate a ruleset template
Command: .\dome9cli.py generate_ruleset name=minimum, cloud=aws, rulesFile='./rules.json', desc='My description'
get_cloud_account
Description: Get a specific cloud account
Command: .\dome9cli.py get_cloud_account id=0
get_ruleset
Description: Get a specific compliance ruleset
Command: .\dome9cli.py get_ruleset id=0
list_aws_accounts
Description: List AWS Cloud accounts
Command: .\dome9cli.py list_aws_accounts
list_azure_accounts
Description: List Azure Cloud accounts
Command: .\dome9cli.py list_azure_accounts
list_cloud_accounts
Description: List all cloud accounts (AWS, Azure, GCP and Kubernetes)
Command: .\dome9cli.py list_cloud_accounts
list_exclusions
Description: List all exclusions
Command: .\dome9cli.py list_exclusions
list_google_accounts
Description: List Google Cloud accounts
Command: .\dome9cli.py list_google_accounts
list_kubernetes_accounts
Description: List Kubernetes accounts
Command: .\dome9cli.py list_kubernetes_accounts
list_remediations
Description: List all remediations
Command: .\dome9cli.py list_remediations
list_rulesets
Description: List compliance rulesets
Command: .\dome9cli.py list_rulesets
run_assessment
Description: Run assessment and get report URL
Command: .\dome9cli.py run_assessment rulesetId=0, cloudAccountId=0000-0000-0000-0000
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