Some useful LXD tools.
Package provides cli tools for LXD container virtualization manager.
Purpose
LXD has a powerful cli abilities. But, some of common operations, that you may want to execute, are not available throught it`s cli. So, this package extends LXD cli abilities.
Installation (standalone usage)
sudo -H python3 -m pip install -U pip
sudo -H python3 -m pip install lxd_tools
Updating pip is required for correct cryptography requirement installation.
Usage
There will be those scripts available after package installation:
lxd_print_resources
In order to display help message, you should use --help flag with any
script, that you needed. For example:
lxd_print_resources --help
Compatibility
This package is python 3.7 and higher compatible.
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