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cloudatcost-cli
Advanced tools
a node-based command-line interface for your Cloud@Cost cloud
sudo npm install -g cloudatcost-cli
Provide your credentials in ~/.cloudatcost:
{
"key": "<api key>",
"email": "you@domain.com"
}
Run this anywhere:
cloudatcost [<command>...]
Commands are specified fluently, options passed typical unix-style.
cloudatcost list <resource>
your current servers
Example output:
Servers:
botnet (c11235-cloudpro-81321)
123.456.789.10
OS: Docker Ubuntu-14.04.1-LTS
2 CPUs: 33% in use
RAM: 298/1024 GBs in use
Storage: 9/20 GBs in use
Status: Powered On
pending tasks
Example output:
Action: Delete 5
Status: pending
Duration: 10 ms
available disk images
Example output:
Templates:
1: CentOS 6.7 64bit 3: Debian-8-64bit 9: Windows 7 64bit
24: Windows 2008 R2 64bit 25: Windows 2012 R2 64bit 26: CentOS-7-64bit
27: Ubuntu-14.04.1-LTS-64bit 28: Minecraft-CentOS-7-64bit 74: FreeBSD-10-1-64bit
75: Docker-64bit
CloudPRO tools
cloudatcost pro <command>
Provisions an instance
Options:
Deletes an instance
Options: sid: server id
Shows resource availability
Example output:
CloudPRO Resource Usage
CPU: 12/49 vCPUs
RAM: 9728/25202 MBs
Storage: 150/490 GBs
FAQs
a node-based command-line interface for your Cloud@Cost cloud
We found that cloudatcost-cli demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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