piClusterManager
Open source Manager for PI clusters
install
pip3 install piClusterManager
fisrt run
you can setup cluster manager only when you have new instalation of raspberian, not change passwords and enabled SSH
then you can write
picluster --setup
for everything to work properly, you must have runned command piclusterdeamon at all nodes
usage
usage: picluster [-h] [--setup] [--update] [--dockerSwarmSetup] [--passwd]
[--execute EXECUTE]
PI Cluster manager
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
--setup setup pi cluster
--update make update && upgrade in all nodes
--dockerSwarmSetup setup docker swarm in cluster
--passwd change password of cluster (same password in all nodes)
--execute EXECUTE execute command in all nodes (--execute="rm -rf
/home/pi/example")
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