oti

README

one time instance

this is experimental software. the oti command and the packages in this repository are subject to change without former notice

##Install

go get github.com/bmatsuo/oti

##Docs

###getting started

###usage

###configuration

##Author

Bryan Matsuo []

##Copyright & License

Copyright (c) 2014, Bryan Matsuo. All rights reserved. Use of this source code is governed by a BSD-style license that can be found in the LICENSE file.

Documentation

Overview

Inspect session instances

BUG this command does nothing

run a session through its full lifecycle from launch to termination.

oti instances session-id

Launch instances

the "launch" command can be used to spin up one or more new ec2 instances.

oti launch name [directive ...] [-- name ...]

oti-launch locates an image for each name provided and launches a specified number of instances for each image. the instances are all tagged with a common session identifier so they can be located later (e.g. for termination).

Instance lifecycle

BUG this command does nothing

run a session through its full lifecycle from launch to termination.

oti lifecycle name [directive ...] [-- name ... ]

Inspect sessions

BUG sessions cannot span regions

the "sessions" command provides information about known oti sessions and their resources. resources are identified by tag values.

oti sessions -h

locates existing sessions. sessions exists merely by having instances tagged with their session id.

Terminate instances

the "terminate" command can be used to terminate oti sessions.

oti terminate -s session-type
oti terminate session-id ...

when -s is given oti terminates all sessions of a given type. when session id(s) are specified oti terminates all instances belonging to the session(s). if all instances in the given sessions enter the 'shutting-down' state, the command will exit with a zero exit status.