fullbore-cli

Full Bore CLI — a command-line tool to simplify internal infrastructure operations like server access, config management, and deployments.

Features

• 🔎 List available servers from a shared config file
• 🔐 One-command SSH access to internal machines
• 🚀 Redeploy services via Git and Docker with one command
• ⚙️ Easily customizable and extensible with new commands

Installation

pip install fullbore-cli

Usage

List all configured servers:

fbcli list-servers

SSH into a server:

fbcli ssh fb-web-1

You can also use the shortcut:

fb ssh fb-web-2

Redeploy a service (runs git pull && docker compose down && up -d):

fbcli redeploy fb-web-1 /home/fbadmin/myapp

Configuration

On first run, you'll be prompted for the location of your config.fb file.

You can:

• Press Enter to auto-create a default one at:

  • ~/.fbcli/config.fb (Linux/macOS)
  • C:\Users\yourname\.fbcli\config.fb (Windows)

• Or paste a full path like:

  • Windows: C:\Users\you\Documents\config.fb
  • macOS/Linux: /Users/you/config.fb

The file should look like:

servers = {
    "fb-web-1": {"host": "192.168.1.112", "user": "fbadmin"},
    "fb-rp": {"host": "192.168.1.186", "user": "fbadmin"},
}

Your chosen path will be saved automatically for future runs.

Development Setup

python3 -m venv .venv
source .venv/bin/activate
pip install -e .

🛠 Feature Sketchpad (Not Yet Implemented)

Ideas for future enhancements to fbcli. These are still in exploration but show where the tool is headed:

🔧 fb run "<command>" -s <server>

• Run shell commands on any registered server
• Example: fb run "docker ps" -s fb-web-1
• Optional working directory or user override

🚀 fb deploy <project> --server <alias>

• Deploy preconfigured projects to known paths
• Example: fb deploy myapp --server staging
• Could support Docker, Git pulls, symlink swaps, etc.

🧰 fb tool <task> [--args]

• Trigger remote scripts or system automation
• Example: fb tool ssl-renew -s fb-rp
• Example: fb tool add-domain myapp.local --server fb-rp
• Powered by server-side fbtools scripts or dockerized tool containers

🧪 Other possible commands

• fb logs <project> — tail logs via SSH
• fb open <project> — open the app in browser
• fb scale <project> — scale services/containers
• fb db shell <project> — open a DB shell inside container
• fb config reset — force re-selecting a config file