manman 1.0.0

GUI for deployment and monitoring of servers and applications

manman

GUI for deployment and monitoring of servers and applications related to specific apparatuses.

usage: python -m manman [-h] [-c CONFIGDIR] [-t INTERVAL] [-v] [apparatus ...]
positional arguments:
  apparatus             Path of apparatus config files, can include wildcards.
                        If None, then an interactive dialog will be opened to
                        select files. (default: None)
options:
  -c CONFIGDIR, --configDir CONFIGDIR
                        Root directory of config files, one config file per
                        apparatus, if None, then ./config directory will be
                        used (default: None)
  -C, --condensed       Condensed arrangement of tables: no headers, narrow
                        columns (default: False)
  -t INTERVAL, --interval INTERVAL
                        Interval in seconds of periodic checking. If 0 then no
                        checking (default: 10.0)
  -z ZOOMIN, --zoomin ZOOMIN
                        Zoom the application window by a factor, factor must
                        be >= 1 (default: None)

Control of all applications in a table

The action cell in top row of the table executes table-wide commands: Check All, Start All, Stop All It also has commands to

• delete current tab (Delete),
• edit the table (Edit),
• condense and expannd table arrangement (Condense and Uncondense).

Configuration

The following actions are defined in the combobox, related to the application:

• Check
• Start
• Stop
• Command: will display the command for starting the manager

Definition of actions, associated with an apparatus, are defined in the startup dictionary of the python scripts, code-named as apparatus_NAME.py. See examples in the config directory.

Supported keys are:

• 'cmd': command which will be used to start and stop the manager,
• 'cd': directory (if needed), from where to run the cmd,
• 'process': used for checking/stopping the manager to identify the manager's process. If cmd properly identifies the manager, then this key is not necessary,
• 'shell': some managers require shell=True option for subprocess.Popen()
• 'help': it will be used as a tooltip,

Demo

• python -m manman config/apparatus_*.py
  Control all apparatuses, defined in the ./config directory. Each apparatus will be controlled in a separate tab.
• python -m manman -c config apparatus_test.py apparatus_TST.py
  Control two apparatuses from the ./config directory
• python -m manman -c config
  Interacively select apparatuses from the ./config directory