godocker CLI - Client to use godocker in command line
Installation with pip:
pip install godocker_cli
Update with pip:
pip install godocker_cli –upgrade
Installation from sources:
git clone https://bitbucket.org/osallou/go-docker-cli.git cd go-docker-cli python setup.py install
Update from sources (in go-docker-cli directory):
git pull python setup.py install
Command-lines:
godlogin goduser godjob godfile godimage godproject godssh godbatch
Documentation:
You can access to the complete godocker CLI documentation [here](https://bitbucket.org/osallou/go-docker-cli/wiki/Home)
godocker_cli is compatible with python 3
- 1.0.23:
Catch some error messages from godocker web
- 1.0.22:
Add archive/delete operations (godweb >= 1.3.8)
- 1.0.21:
Print size in human format in godfile list
- 1.0.20:
In case of authentication error, return exit code > 0
- 1.0.19:
Add gpu option (godocker >= 1.3.2) Fix setup to execute godX instead of godX.py
- 1.0.18:
Add placement option in godjob to specify executor to use Fix tags
- 1.0.17:
fix container status display
- 1.0.16:
add container status for running jobs (container may be started but not ready)
- 1.0.15:
add –project option on active/over job listing to filter by project (and see other project member tasks if enabled, godocker-web >= 1.2) add additional table to godimage list with GoDocker users images allow users to use these images without –external-image option
- 1.0.14:
add –retry option to godjob to specify number fo retry in case of node failure (defaults to global config) add godjob archive option
- 1.0.13:
Add –tag to killall to kill all user jobs with tag specified (needs go-docker-web >= 1.1.2)
- 1.0.12:
Add –wait option to wait a job completion
- 1.0.11:
Add –cmd option to specify command via command line instead of script file
- 1.0.10:
Add new fields for temporary storage Add –env option to job create to substitute env variables in script file
- 1.0.9:
Add exitcode on job status Manage project volumes
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