intmux 0.4.0

Connect to multiple hosts simultaneously with tmux.

Introduction

A command line application to connect to multiple hosts within a tmux session.

Supports connections to SSH hosts, local docker and docker-compose.

SSH

By default intmux will open up to six hosts in a new tmux session. For example, the following command creates a new tmux session with two windows (one ssh'd to host1, another to user@host2):

intmux ssh host1 user@host2
intmux -i inputfile.txt ssh

One could use the --sync option to enable tmux's 'synchronized-panes' setting:

intmux --sync ssh host1 host2 host3

Docker

intmux can also be used to connect to all running docker instances:

intmux docker

Or connect to specific containers:

intmux docker a7e8a0b392ea f947ff94a995

Docker-compose

All running services of the docker-compose in your current working directory can also be connected to:

intmux compose

Help

intmux --help

usage: intmux [-h] [--command COMMAND] [--input [INPUT]] [--log LOG]
              [--panes PANES] [--script SCRIPT] [--sync] [--tmux TMUX]
              {ssh,docker,compose} ...

Connect to several hosts in a tmux session.

positional arguments:
  {ssh,docker,compose}  sub-command help
    ssh                 Connect to hosts via SSH
    docker              Connect to docker containers
    compose             Connect to docker containers via docker-compose

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  --command COMMAND, -c COMMAND
                        Command to execute when connecting to a remote host
  --input [INPUT], -i [INPUT]
                        Read list of hosts from input file.
  --log LOG, -l LOG     Log level (default: WARN)
  --panes PANES, -p PANES
                        Max panes per window (default: 6)
  --script SCRIPT, -s SCRIPT
                        Execute commands in local file remotely
  --sync, -S            Run set-option synchronize-panes on each tmux window
  --tmux TMUX, -t TMUX  tmux session name (default: intmux)

Installation

Execute:

sudo python setup.py install