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Published: Mar 10, 2021 License: Apache-2.0

README

UpCloud CLI - upctl

UpCloud upctl test

upctl provides a command-line interface to UpCloud services. It allows you to control your resources from the command line or any compatible interface.

Quick Start

Download the appropriate binary from the Releases page.

Create a .upctl (yaml) config file with user credentials into your home directory or the current directory.

username: upcloud_username
password: upcloud_password

Run the command!

upctl -h

Examples

Create server
upctl server create --hostname test-server.io --zone es-mad1 --ssh-keys id_rsa.pub

NOTE: You will have to specify a method for authentication by

  • ssh-keys --ssh-keys id_rsa.pub
  • or password delivery --password-delivery email

Note: If you have a custom default operating system template, these cannot be used. Use --os your-custom-img to specify your template; it's expected you have the correct authentication already set up in your custom method.

Server title defaults to hostname. To set a different title, add --title "Test server"

Create storage
upctl storage create --size 25 --title test-storage --zone es-mad1

Note: Storage size is in GB.

Attach storage to server
upctl server storage attach <SERVER-UUID> --storage <STORAGE-UUID> 

Usage with go

Requires Golang version 1.11+.

with go get
go get github.com/UpCloudLtd/upcloud-cli
From source code

Clone the repo at https://github.com/UpCloudLtd/upcloud-cli.

You can use upctl with go:

go run cmd/upctl/main.go --help

Build the binary with:

make build
./bin/upctl --help

Contributing

Contributions from the community are welcome!

  • Check GitHub issues and pull requests if you want to contribute
    • create a new issue if you find something missing
  • Any improvement ideas for Documentation are more than welcome
    • Please create a PR for any additions or corrections

Development

You need a Golang version 1.11+ installed on you development machine. Use make to build and test the CLI. Makefile help can be found:

$ make help
build             Build program binary for current os/arch
build-all         Build all targets
build-linux       Build program binary for linux x86_64
build-darwin      Build program binary for darwin x86_64
build-windows     Build program binary for windows x86_64
test              Run tests
fmt               Run gofmt on all source files
clean             Cleanup everything

License

Apache License 2.0

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