tunneller 0.1.5

Utility to manage SSH-Tunnel to CINECA clusters

SSH-Tunnels maker aka tunneller

Utility to manage SSH-Tunnel to CINECA clusters.

An SSH tunnel is a secure method for forwarding network traffic between two devices over an encrypted connection.
It uses the SSH protocol to create a secure "tunnel" through which data can be securely transmitted.

Install

tunneller can be installed with pip by running:

pip install tunneller

You can also install it from source:

git clone https://github.com/so07/tunneller.git
cd tunneller
python setup.py install

Usage

tunneller can be run either on your local machine or on a CINECA cluster.

• When you run on a CINECA cluster, the instructions you have to execute on your local machine are printed out on the screen.
  Thus you have to copy and paste the instructions on a shell of your local machine.
• While when you run it on your local machine, the SSH tunnel is opened.

Examples of Usage

• To open an SSH-Tunel to Leonardo cluster login node with the default options:

tunneller -c leonardo

NB1: the $USER environment variable is used to setup the username
NB2: This is the same of running: ssh -L 9999:localhost:9999 $[e-mail] -N

• To open an SSH-Tunnel to the Leonardo cluster login using a different username:

tunneller -u USERNAME -c leonardo

This is the same of running: ssh -L 9999:localhost:9999 [e-mail] -N

• To open a double SSH-Tunnel to the Leonardo compute node lrdn2655 on the port 9998 passing through login02

tunneller -c leonardo -p 9998 -n lrdn2655

This is the same of: ssh -L 9998:localhost:9998 $[e-mail] ssh -L 9998:localhost:9998 lrdn2655 -N

• To list all processes IDs that have network connections on port 9999 on Leonardo login node:

tunneller -c leonardo -p 9999 --port-list

This is the same of running lsof -ti:9999 on the login node of Leonardo cluster or running ssh $[e-mail] lsof -ti:9999 on your local machine.

• To kill all processes that have network connections on port 9998 on Leonardo cluster login02:

tunneller -c leonardo -p 9998 -l 2 --port-clean

This is the same of running lsof -ti:9999 | xarg kill -9 on the login node of Leonardo cluster.