Vapps CLI
This product allows users to use the command line to call VA master API functions by using simple commands.
Installation
` pip install vapps `
Usage
The first time you use the command, it will prompt you for a username, password and the URL of Your VA master.
# vapps providers list
Could not find a va_master configuration - either the --load-conf path is incorrect, or a configuration has not been generated yet. Please answer the following prompts :
Enter the va_master username : admin
Enter the va_master password : admin
Enter the VA master url. Include the http:// and the port, example : https://127.0.0.1:443
VA master url : https://127.0.0.1:443
[ { 'driver_name': u'vmware',
'location': u'va_master',
'provider_name': u'va-vmware'}]
After this, a config file is generated which will use the entered credentials.
# vapps apps list available
[ { u'location': u'va_master',
u'provider_name': u'va-vmware',
u'provider_usage': { u'used_cpus': 95.0,
u'used_disk': 134.41,
u'used_ram': 0.01,
u'used_servers': 9},
u'servers': [ { u'hostname': u'server_hostname',
u'icon': u'fa-server',
u'ip': None,
u'provider': u'va-vmware',
u'size': u'va-small',
...
}
]
}
]
Available Commands
- providers
list - Prints a list of all providers and their name, location and driver name.
- apps
- list
available - Prints a list of all apps. running - Prints a list of all running apps. #Not yet implemented, also returns all apps.
directory #Not yet implemented
- services
- list - Prints all consul services
ok - Prints all services which returned with status “passing” critical - Prints all services which returned with status “critical”
- vpn
list - Lists all VPN users status - Returns the status of VPN users add - Creates a new VPN user. With –username, the user will be created with this username. Example vapps vpn add --username new_vpn_user get-cert - Prints the VPN certificate for the user. With –username, the user for which the certificate is retrieved. Example vapps vpn get-cert --username some_vpn_user
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