Laniakea is a utility for managing instances at various cloud providers and aids in setting up a fuzzing cluster it can be used as a tool or as a library.
- Setup
- Supported Cloud Providers
- UserData Reference
- Extending Laniakea
- API Documentation
- Laniakea Help Menu
Setup
python3 -m pip install laniakea
or
pipenv install laniakea
pipenv run laniakea -h
Supported Cloud Providers
UserData Reference
Laniakea supports various macros to construct and maintain user-data files.
Note that not all modules are still supporting UserData files but use a container approach instead i.e Google Compute Engine. You can and probably should spawn containers within UserData files if you plan to chose to use this kind of initialization method.
@import(path_to_other_userdata_file)@
@macro_name@
You can use the -list-userdata-macros option to print out available macros inside a user-data file. Each of these macros can then be substituted with the -userdata-macros option.
Extending Laniakea
To extend Laniakea with new cloud providers you need to ...
- Add a new folder in
laniakea/core/providers/<cloud_provider> - Write a command-line interface and put it into the
__init__.py - Write an API manager class and name it
manager.py - Add additional files (i.e userdata scripts) to
laniakea/userdata/ - Add additional configuration files to
laniakea/examples/
API Documentation
Laniakea Help Menu
usage: laniakea [-verbosity {1,2,3,4,5}] [-settings path] [-userdata path] [-list-userdata-macros] [-print-userdata]
[-userdata-macros k=v [k=v ...]]
...
Laniakea Runtime v1.16.0
Laniakea Cloud Providers:
Use -h to see the help menu of each provider.
azure Microsoft Azure
ec2 Amazon Elastic Cloud Computing
gce Google Compute Engine
packet Packet Bare Metal
Laniakea Base Parameters:
-verbosity {1,2,3,4,5} Log sensitivity. (default: 2)
-settings path Laniakea core settings. (default: ~/Library/Application Support/laniakea/laniakea.json)
UserData Parameters:
-userdata path UserData script for the provisioning process. (default: None)
-list-userdata-macros List available macros. (default: False)
-print-userdata Print the UserData script to stdout. (default: False)
-userdata-macros k=v [k=v ...] Custom macros for the UserData. (default: None)
The exit status is 0 for non-failures and 1 for failures.
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