To execute a command on a group of hosts matching a given regular expression:
pypsh cmd <hostregex> <cmd-to-execute>
E.g.:
pypsh cmd "role\d+\.customer\.your\.domain" "uptime"
Or to copy a given file to a group of hosts:
pypsh copy /tmp/here/myfile.txt "my\.domains\d+\.com" /tmp/remote/file.txt
The command or file copy operation will be executed on any host that is in the known_hosts file and matches the given regular expression.
Installation
Pypsh can be installed using pip:
pip install pypsh
Development
To work on pypsh checkout the git repository, create a virtual environment and install the dependencies:
git clone https://github.com/mfussenegger/pypsh.git cd pypsh mkvirtualenv pypsh pip install -r requirements.txt
Sometimes it is useful to point the pypsh command to the local development branch:
pip install --upgrade --force-reinstall --editable .
But usually it is sufficient to invoke it like this:
python pypsh/main.py {cmd,copy} ...
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