nscale-client
Advanced tools
To list available commands execute nsd help:
$ nsd help
The nsd host is the server running the nsd system.
To set the ndf host execute nsd use:
Usage: nsd use HOST [PORT]
Example:
$ nsd use localhost 3223
To authenticate with the nsd host execute nsd login and either login by username/password or with your github account.
Usage: nsd login
$ nsd login
prompt: nsd username / password login (y/n): y
prompt: username: <username>
prompt: password: <password>
First generate a new github personal access token in https://github.com/settings/applications, remembering to select the 'repo' and 'user' scopes.
$ nsd login
prompt: nsd username / password login (y/n): n
prompt: github access token: <personal access token>
To logout from the nsd host execute nsd logout:
Usage: nsd logout
Example:
$ nsd logout
A nsd system is represented by a set of connected containers that are configured, built and deployed to constitute a working platform for distributed applications.
To create a blank system execute nsd system create:
Usage: nsd system create
Example:
$ nsd system create
prompt: name: <name>
prompt: namespace: <namespace>
prompt: confirm (y/n): y
To clone a system from an existing git repository execute nsd system clone:
Usage: nsd system clone REPO
Example:
$ nsd system clone git@github.com:nearform/nsd-demo
To sync a system with its git repository execute nsd system sync:
Usage: nsd system sync NAME
Example:
$ nsd system sync nsd-demo
To list all systems execute nsd system list:
Usage: nsd system list
Example:
$ nsd system list
To update a system with a new revision execute nsd system put:
Usage: nsd system put < FILE
Example:
$ nsd system put < nsd-demo.json
To get the deployed revision of a system execute nsd system deployed:
Usage: nsd system deployed NAME
Example:
$ nsd system deployed nsd-demo
To run an analysis of a system execute nsd system analyze:
Usage: nsd system analyze NAME
Example:
$ nsd system analyze nsd-demo
To run and verify an analysis of a system execute nsd system check:
Usage: nsd system check NAME
Example:
$ nsd system check nsd-demo
A container is a reusable and configurable system resource that can be built and deployed across one or more physical nodes.
The currently supported container types are docker (Docker container), aws-ami (Amazon machine image), aws-sg (Amazon security group), and aws-elb (Amazon load balancer).
To list all containers of a system execute nsd container list:
Usage: nsd container list NAME
Example:
$ nsd container list nsd-demo
To add a container to a system execute nsd container add:
Usage: nsd container add NAME
Example:
$ nsd container add nsd-demo
prompt: type: docker
To update a container with a new revision execute nsd container put:
Usage: nsd container put < FILE
Example:
$ nsd container put < container.json
To delete a container from a system execute nsd container delete:
Usage: nsd container delete NAME CONTAINER
Example:
$ nsd container delete nsd-demo web
To build a container of a system execute nsd container build:
Usage: nsd container build NAME CONTAINER
Example:
$ nsd container build nsd-demo web
A revision is a recorded system snapshot, automatically saved whenever there are system changes.
To list all revisions of a system execute nsd revision list:
Usage: nsd revision list NAME
Example:
$ nsd revision list nsd-demo
To get a revision of a system execute nsd revision get:
Usage: nsd revision get NAME REVISION
Example:
$ nsd revision get nsd-demo 33417ff8f1299c1b35c40b562c5b8310cf66a4cf
To deploy a revision of a system execute nsd revision deploy:
Usage: nsd revision deploy NAME REVISION
Example:
$ nsd revision deploy nsd-demo 33417ff8f1299c1b35c40b562c5b8310cf66a4cf
To mark a revision of a system as being deployed execute nsd revision mark:
Usage: nsd revision mark NAME REVISION
Example:
$ nsd revision mark nsd-demo 33417ff8f1299c1b35c40b562c5b8310cf66a4cf
To preview the deploy workflow for a revision of a system execute nsd revision preview:
Usage: nsd revision preview NAME REVISION
Example:
$ nsd revision preview nsd-demo 33417ff8f1299c1b35c40b562c5b8310cf66a4cf
To add a remote git repository to an existing system execute 'remote add':
Usage: nsd remote add NAME REPO
Example:
$ nsd remote add nsd-demo git@github.com:nearform/nsd-demo
To get the system timeline execute 'timeline list':
Usage: nsd timeline list NAME
Example:
$ nsd timeline list nsd-demo
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