trafficlight
start and stop ec2 instances.
installation
install with pip
pip install trafficlight
dependencies
-aws cli (installed and configured)
-python3
flags
-h, --help show this help message and exit
--key KEY optional. use a tag key besides Name
-R REGION, --region REGION
specify a different region
-g, --green start.
-r, --red stop.
-L, --leave do not change instance state.
-y, --yes automatically approve instance state change.
-H, --host use hostnames instead of ip addresses.
-c, --connect begin an ssh session.
-K, --keyfile write pem keyfile to trafficlight config.
-p, --pipe output instance ip or hostname via standard out to pipe into other commands.
-v, --version show program's version number and exit
usage
show trafficlight help page, including usage and flags.
$ trafficlight -h
switch instance with tag Name:example. if instance is stopped it will start, if it's running it will stop.
$ trafficlight example
connect to ec2 instance with tag Name:example. if instance is stopped it will start the instance first.
$ trafficlight example -c
specify a different region.
$ trafficlight example -R us-west-1
update trafficlight's config file with keyfile for using -c --connect flag.
$ trafficlight -K
start all instances with tag Name:example. if instances are started already they will stay up.
$ trafficlight example -g
stop all instances tag Name:example. if instances are stopped already they will stay stopped.
$ trafficlight example -r
get instance info for tag, but don't change instance state.
$ trafficlight example -L
stop all instances with tag Products:example.
$ trafficlight example --key Products -r
list all ec2s and do nothing.
$ trafficlight
list all ec2s and stop them.
$ trafficlight -r
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