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Command-line access to Cloud Development Environments (CDEs) created by Cloudomation DevStack
The devstack-cli
provides command-line access to Cloud Development Environments (CDEs) created by Cloudomation DevStack. Learn more about Cloudomation DevStack.
The following binaries must be installed to be able to use devstack-cli
:
ssh
ssh-keyscan
rsync
git
On Debian/Ubuntu the packages can be installed with
apt install openssh-client rsync git
Then you can install devstack-cli
by running
python -m pip install devstack-cli
usage: cli.py [-h] [-c CONFIG_FILE] [--workspace-url WORKSPACE_URL] [-u USER_NAME] [--maximum-uptime-hours MAXIMUM_UPTIME_HOURS] [-n CDE_NAME] [-s] [--stop] [-w] [-o] [-p] [-f] [-l] [-t] [-q] [-v] [-V]
options:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-c CONFIG_FILE, --config-file CONFIG_FILE
path to a devstack-cli configuration file
--workspace-url WORKSPACE_URL
the URL of your Cloudomation workspace
-u USER_NAME, --user-name USER_NAME
a user name to authenticate to the Cloudomation workspace
--maximum-uptime-hours MAXIMUM_UPTIME_HOURS
the number of hours before an CDE is automatically stopped
-n CDE_NAME, --cde-name CDE_NAME
the name of the CDE
-s, --start start CDE
--stop stop CDE
-w, --wait-running wait until CDE is running. implies "--start".
-o, --connect connect to CDE. implies "--start" and "--wait-running".
-p, --port-forwarding
enable port-forwarding. implies "--start", "--wait-running", and "--connect".
-f , --file-sync enable file-sync implies "--start", "--wait-running", and "--connect".
-l, --logs enable following logs implies "--start", "--wait-running", and "--connect".
-t, --terminal open interactive terminal implies "--start", "--wait-running", and "--connect".
-q, --quit exit after processing command line arguments.
-v, --verbose enable debug logging
-V, --version show program's version number and exit
devstack-cli
is part of Cloudomation DevStack and support is provided to you with an active subscription.
Cloudomation actively maintains the devstack-cli
command line tool as part of Cloudomation DevStack
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Command-line access to Cloud Development Environments (CDEs) created by Cloudomation DevStack
We found that devstack-cli demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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