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SlapOS Command Line Usage

SlapOS Command Line Usage
  • Last Update:2020-11-09
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Notes

  • Default SlapOS Master is https://slapos.vifib.com. It can be changed by altering configuration files or with the --master-url argument for commands that support it.

  • Most commands take a configuration file parameter, provided as --cfg /path/to/file.cfg.

    If no such argument is provided:

    • node” commands read configuration from /etc/opt/slapos/slapos.cfg, or the file referenced by the SLAPOS_CONFIGURATION environment variable.
    • likewise, “client” commands (request, supply...) use ~/.slapos/slapos.cfg, or the SLAPOS_CLIENT_CONFIGURATION variable.

Common options

Without arguments, the slapos program lists all the available commands and common options.

usage: slapos [--version] [-v] [-q] [--debug] [--log-file LOG_FILE] [-h]
usage: slapos [--version] [-v] [-q] [--debug] [--log-file LOG_FILE] [-h]

SlapOS client 1.2.4.1

optional arguments:
  --version             show program's version number and exit
  -v, --verbose         Increase verbosity of output. Can be repeated.
  -q, --quiet           suppress output except warnings and errors
  --debug               show tracebacks on errors
  --log-file LOG_FILE, --logfile LOG_FILE, --log_file LOG_FILE
                        Specify a file to log output (default: console only)
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit

client commands:
  configure client  configure slapos client with an existing account
  console        open python console with slap library imported
  remove         remove a Software from a node
  request        request an instance and get status and parameters of instance
  supply         supply a Software to a node

node commands:
  node bang      request update on all partitions
  node boot      Test network and invoke simple format and bang (Use on Linux startup)
  node collect   Collect system consumption and data and store.
  node format    create users, partitions and network configuration
  node instance  run instance deployment
  node register  register a node in the SlapOS cloud
  node report    run instance reports and garbage collection
  node restart   alias for 'node supervisorctl restart'
  node software  run software installation/deletion
  node start     alias for 'node supervisorctl start'
  node status    alias for 'node supervisorctl status'
  node stop      alias for 'node supervisorctl stop'
  node supervisorctl  open supervisor console, for process management
  node supervisord  launch, if not already running, supervisor daemon
  node tail      alias for 'node supervisorctl tail'

other commands:
  cache lookup   perform a query to the networkcache
  complete       print bash completion command
  configure local  Configure a slapos node, from scratch to ready-ro-use, using slapproxy.
  help           print detailed help for another command
  proxy show     display proxy instances and parameters
  proxy start    minimalist, stand-alone SlapOS Master

The -q and -v options control the verbosity of console output (-v: DEBUG, default: INFO, -q: WARNING).

Output to a logfile is not affected, and is the same as -v.

SlapOS Client commands

These commands are used by clients (as human beings or programs) to manage their own instances.

configure client

configure slapos client with an existing account

usage: slapos configure client [-h] [--cfg CFG] [--master-url MASTER_URL]
                               [--master-url-web MASTER_URL_WEB]
                               [--token TOKEN]

configure slapos client with an existing account

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  --cfg CFG             SlapOS configuration file (default:
                        $SLAPOS_CLIENT_CONFIGURATION or ~/.slapos/slapos-
                        client.cfg)
  --master-url MASTER_URL
                        URL of SlapOS Master REST API (default:
                        https://slap.vifib.com)
  --master-url-web MASTER_URL_WEB
                        URL of SlapOS Master webservice to register
                        certificates (default: https://www.slapos.org)
  --token TOKEN         SlapOS 'credential security' authentication token (use
                        '--token ask' for interactive prompt)

configure local

configure slapos node, slapos proxy and slapos client to work in a self-contained, autonomous way, without any external slapos master.

usage: slapos configure local [-h] [--cfg CFG]
                              [--interface-name INTERFACE_NAME]
                              [--partition-number PARTITION_NUMBER]
                              [--ipv4-local-network IPV4_LOCAL_NETWORK]
                              [--daemon-listen-ip DAEMON_LISTEN_IP]
                              [--daemon-listen-port DAEMON_LISTEN_PORT]
                              [--slapos-instance-root SLAPOS_INSTANCE_ROOT]
                              [--slapos-software-root SLAPOS_SOFTWARE_ROOT]
                              [--slapos-buildout-directory SLAPOS_BUILDOUT_DIRECTORY]
                              [--slapos-configuration-directory SLAPOS_CONFIGURATION_DIRECTORY]

Configure a slapos node, from scratch to ready-ro-use, using slapproxy.

request

usage: slapos request [-h] [--cfg CFG] [--node NODE [NODE ...]] [--type TYPE]
                      [--state STATE] [--slave]
                      [--parameters PARAMETERS [PARAMETERS ...]]
                      reference software_url

request an instance and get status and parameters of instance

positional arguments:
  reference             Your instance reference
  software_url          Your software url

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  --cfg CFG             SlapOS configuration file (default:
                        $SLAPOS_CLIENT_CONFIGURATION or ~/.slapos/slapos-
                        client.cfg)
  --node NODE [NODE ...]
                        Node request option 'option1=value1 option2=value2'
                        (i.e. computer_guid=COMP-1234)
  --type TYPE           Software type to be requested
  --state STATE         State of the requested instance
  --slave               Ask for a slave instance
  --parameters PARAMETERS [PARAMETERS ...]
                        Give your configuration 'option1=value1
                        option2=value2'

Request the deployment of a service (instance).

 

Examples

$ slapos request "My Beautiful Instance" wordpress --node computer_guid=COMP-12345
  • Request a wordpress instance named "mybeautifulinstance" on any available machine (either owned by user, public, or shared by other user to current user):

    $ slapos request mybeautifulinstance wordpress
  • Request a wordpress instance named "My Beautiful Instance" on Node named "COMP-12345":
  • Request a kvm instance named “mykvm” on Node named “COMP-12345”, specifying nbd-host and nbd-ip parameters:

    $ slapos request mykvm kvm --node computer_guid=COMP-12345 --configuration \
        nbd-host=debian.nbd.vifib.net nbd-port=1024
  • Request a kvm instance specifying the full URL, with default settings:

    $ slapos request mykvm \
        https://lab.node.vifib.com/nexedi/slapos/raw/1.0.56/software/kvm/software.cfg 
  • Request a kvm instance specifying an alias from SlapOS Master, with default settings
    $ slapos request mykvm product.kvm

 

In these examples, wordpress and kvm are aliases for the full URL, and are defined in slapos-client.cfg.

supply

usage: slapos supply [-h] [--cfg CFG] software_url node

supply a Software to a node

positional arguments:
  software_url  Your software url
  node          Target node

optional arguments:
  -h, --help    show this help message and exit
  --cfg CFG     SlapOS configuration file (default:
                $SLAPOS_CLIENT_CONFIGURATION or ~/.slapos/slapos-client.cfg)

Ask installation of a software on a specific node or group of nodes. Nodes will then be ready to accept instances of specified software.

Examples

  • Ask installation of kvm Software Release on COMP-12345:

    $ slapos supply kvm COMP-12345
  • Ask installation of kvm Software Release on COMP-12345, using alias from SlapOS Master:

    $ slapos supply product.kvm COMP-12345

In this example, kvm is an alias for the full URL, and is defined in slapos-client.cfg.

remove

usage: slapos remove [-h] [--cfg CFG] software_url node

remove a Software from a node

positional arguments:
  software_url  Your software url
  node          Target node

optional arguments:
  -h, --help    show this help message and exit
  --cfg CFG     SlapOS configuration file (default:
                $SLAPOS_CLIENT_CONFIGURATION or ~/.slapos/slapos-client.cfg)

Ask removal of a software from a specific node or group of nodes. Existing instances won’t work anymore.

Examples

  • Ask installation of kvm Software Release on COMP-12345:

    $ slapos supply kvm COMP-12345

In this example, kvm is an alias for the full URL, and is defined in slapos-client.cfg.

console

usage: slapos console [-h] [--cfg CFG] [-u MASTER_URL] [-k KEY_FILE]
                      [-c CERT_FILE] [-i | -b | -p]

open python console with slap library imported

You can play with the global "slap" object and
with the global "request" method.

examples :
>>> # Request instance
>>> request(kvm, "myuniquekvm")
>>> # Request software installation on owned computer
>>> supply(kvm, "mycomputer")
>>> # Fetch instance informations on already launched instance
>>> request(kvm, "myuniquekvm").getConnectionParameter("url")

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  --cfg CFG             SlapOS configuration file (default:
                        $SLAPOS_CLIENT_CONFIGURATION or ~/.slapos/slapos-
                        client.cfg)
  -u MASTER_URL, --master_url MASTER_URL
                        Url of SlapOS Master to use
  -k KEY_FILE, --key_file KEY_FILE
                        SSL Authorisation key file
  -c CERT_FILE, --cert_file CERT_FILE
                        SSL Authorisation certificate file
  -i, --ipython         Use IPython shell if available (default)
  -b, --bpython         Use BPython shell if available
  -p, --python          Use plain Python shell

SlapOS Node commands

This group of commands is used to control the current SlapOS Node. They are only useful to Node administrators.

node, node status

These are both aliases for node supervisorctl status. It displays the status of the node, also running the supervisor daemon if needed.

usage: slapos node supervisorctl [-h] [--cfg CFG] ...

open supervisor console, for process management

positional arguments:
  supervisor_args  parameters passed to supervisorctl

optional arguments:
  -h, --help       show this help message and exit
  --cfg CFG        SlapOS configuration file (default: $SLAPOS_CONFIGURATION
                   or /etc/opt/slapos/slapos.cfg)

node register

usage: slapos node register [-h] [--interface-name INTERFACE_NAME]
                            [--master-url MASTER_URL]
                            [--master-url-web MASTER_URL_WEB]
                            [--partition-number PARTITION_NUMBER]
                            [--ipv4-local-network IPV4_LOCAL_NETWORK]
                            [--ipv6-interface IPV6_INTERFACE] [--login-auth]
                            [--login LOGIN] [--password PASSWORD]
                            [--token TOKEN] [--create-tap] [--dry-run]
                            node_name

register a node in the SlapOS cloud

positional arguments:
  node_name             Name of the node

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  --interface-name INTERFACE_NAME
                        Primary network interface. IP of Partitions will be
                        added to it (default: eth0)
  --master-url MASTER_URL
                        URL of SlapOS Master REST API (default:
                        https://slap.vifib.com)
  --master-url-web MASTER_URL_WEB
                        URL of SlapOS Master webservice to register
                        certificates (default: https://www.slapos.org)
  --partition-number PARTITION_NUMBER
                        Number of partitions to create in the SlapOS Node
                        (default: 10)
  --ipv4-local-network IPV4_LOCAL_NETWORK
                        Subnetwork used to assign local IPv4 addresses. It
                        should be a not used network in order to avoid
                        conflicts (default: 10.0.0.0/16)
  --ipv6-interface IPV6_INTERFACE
                        Interface name to get ipv6
  --login-auth          Force login and password authentication
  --login LOGIN         Your SlapOS Master login. Asks it interactively, then
                        password.
  --password PASSWORD   Your SlapOS Master password. If not provided, asks it
                        interactively. NOTE: giving password as parameter
                        should be avoided for security reasons.
  --token TOKEN         SlapOS 'computer security' authentication token
  --create-tap, -t      Will trigger creation of one virtual "tap" interface
                        per Partition and attach it to primary interface.
                        Requires primary interface to be a bridge. Needed to
                        host virtual machines (default: False)
  --dry-run, -n         Simulate the execution steps (default: False)

This will register the current node, and generate the SlapOS configuration file.

The command requires an authentication token, either provided as an argument, or given at the interactive prompt. Go to the SlapOS Master web page, click Servers, then token. A token is valid for a single node register command and will expire after one day.

If the Node is already registered (slapos.cfg and certificate are already present), the command issues a warning, backups the original configuration and creates a new one.

Notes:

  • “IPv6 interface” and “create tap” won’t be put at all in the SlapOS Node configuration file if not explicitly written.

Examples

  • Register computer named “mycomputer” to SlapOS Master:

    $ slapos node register mycomputer
  • Register computer named “mycomputer” to SlapOS Master using br0 as primary interface, tap0 as IPv6 interface and different local ipv4 subnet:

    $ slapos node register mycomputer --interface-name br0 --ipv6-interface tap0 \
        --ipv4-local-network 11.0.0.0/16
  • Register computer named “mycomputer” to another SlapOS master accessible via https://www.myownslaposmaster.com, and SLAP webservice accessible via https://slap.myownslaposmaster.com (note that this address should be the “slap” webservice URL, not web URL):

    $ slapos node register mycomputer --master-url https://slap.myownslaposmaster.com \
        --master-url-web https://www.myownslaposmaster.com
  • Register computer named “mycomputer” to SlapOS Master, and ask to create tap interface to be able to host KVMs:

    $ slapos node register mycomputer --create-tap

node software

usage: slapos node software [-h] [--cfg CFG] [--instance-root INSTANCE_ROOT]
                            [--software-root SOFTWARE_ROOT]
                            [--master-url MASTER_URL]
                            [--computer-id COMPUTER_ID]
                            [--supervisord-socket SUPERVISORD_SOCKET]
                            [--supervisord-configuration-path SUPERVISORD_CONFIGURATION_PATH]
                            [--buildout BUILDOUT] [--pidfile PIDFILE]
                            [--key_file KEY_FILE] [--cert_file CERT_FILE]
                            [--signature_private_key_file SIGNATURE_PRIVATE_KEY_FILE]
                            [--master_ca_file MASTER_CA_FILE]
                            [--certificate_repository_path CERTIFICATE_REPOSITORY_PATH]
                            [--maximum-periodicity MAXIMUM_PERIODICITY]
                            [--promise-timeout PROMISE_TIMEOUT] [--now]
                            [--maximal_delay MAXIMAL_DELAY]
                            [--all | --only-sr ONLY_SR]

run software installation/deletion

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  --cfg CFG             SlapOS configuration file (default:
                        $SLAPOS_CONFIGURATION or /etc/opt/slapos/slapos.cfg)
  --instance-root INSTANCE_ROOT
                        The instance root directory location.
  --software-root SOFTWARE_ROOT
                        The software_root directory location.
  --master-url MASTER_URL
                        The master server URL. Mandatory.
  --computer-id COMPUTER_ID
                        The computer id defined in the server.
  --supervisord-socket SUPERVISORD_SOCKET
                        The socket supervisor will use.
  --supervisord-configuration-path SUPERVISORD_CONFIGURATION_PATH
                        The location where supervisord configuration will be
                        stored.
  --buildout BUILDOUT   Location of buildout binary.
  --pidfile PIDFILE     The location where pidfile will be created. Can be
                        provided by configuration file, or defaults to
                        /opt/slapos/slapgrid-sr.pid
  --key_file KEY_FILE   SSL Authorisation key file.
  --cert_file CERT_FILE
                        SSL Authorisation certificate file.
  --signature_private_key_file SIGNATURE_PRIVATE_KEY_FILE
                        Signature private key file.
  --master_ca_file MASTER_CA_FILE
                        Root certificate of SlapOS master key.
  --certificate_repository_path CERTIFICATE_REPOSITORY_PATH
                        Path to directory where downloaded certificates would
                        be stored.
  --maximum-periodicity MAXIMUM_PERIODICITY
                        Periodicity at which buildout should be run in
                        instance.
  --promise-timeout PROMISE_TIMEOUT
                        Promise timeout in seconds (default: 3)
  --now                 Launch slapgrid without delay. Default behavior.
  --maximal_delay MAXIMAL_DELAY
                        Deprecated. Will only work from configuration file in
                        the future.
  --all                 Process all Software Releases, even if already
                        installed.
  --only-sr ONLY_SR, --only ONLY_SR
                        Force the update of a single software release (can be
                        full URL or MD5 hash), even if is already installed.
                        This option will make all other sofware releases be
                        ignored.

Return values:

(among other standard Python return values)

  • 0 Everything went fine.
  • 1 At least one software was not correctly installed.

node instance

usage: slapos node instance [-h] [--cfg CFG] [--instance-root INSTANCE_ROOT]
                            [--software-root SOFTWARE_ROOT]
                            [--master-url MASTER_URL]
                            [--computer-id COMPUTER_ID]
                            [--supervisord-socket SUPERVISORD_SOCKET]
                            [--supervisord-configuration-path SUPERVISORD_CONFIGURATION_PATH]
                            [--buildout BUILDOUT] [--pidfile PIDFILE]
                            [--key_file KEY_FILE] [--cert_file CERT_FILE]
                            [--signature_private_key_file SIGNATURE_PRIVATE_KEY_FILE]
                            [--master_ca_file MASTER_CA_FILE]
                            [--certificate_repository_path CERTIFICATE_REPOSITORY_PATH]
                            [--maximum-periodicity MAXIMUM_PERIODICITY]
                            [--promise-timeout PROMISE_TIMEOUT] [--now]
                            [--maximal_delay MAXIMAL_DELAY]
                            [--all | --only-cp ONLY_CP]

run instance deployment

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  --cfg CFG             SlapOS configuration file (default:
                        $SLAPOS_CONFIGURATION or /etc/opt/slapos/slapos.cfg)
  --instance-root INSTANCE_ROOT
                        The instance root directory location.
  --software-root SOFTWARE_ROOT
                        The software_root directory location.
  --master-url MASTER_URL
                        The master server URL. Mandatory.
  --computer-id COMPUTER_ID
                        The computer id defined in the server.
  --supervisord-socket SUPERVISORD_SOCKET
                        The socket supervisor will use.
  --supervisord-configuration-path SUPERVISORD_CONFIGURATION_PATH
                        The location where supervisord configuration will be
                        stored.
  --buildout BUILDOUT   Location of buildout binary.
  --pidfile PIDFILE     The location where pidfile will be created. Can be
                        provided by configuration file, or defaults to
                        /opt/slapos/slapgrid-cp.pid
  --key_file KEY_FILE   SSL Authorisation key file.
  --cert_file CERT_FILE
                        SSL Authorisation certificate file.
  --signature_private_key_file SIGNATURE_PRIVATE_KEY_FILE
                        Signature private key file.
  --master_ca_file MASTER_CA_FILE
                        Root certificate of SlapOS master key.
  --certificate_repository_path CERTIFICATE_REPOSITORY_PATH
                        Path to directory where downloaded certificates would
                        be stored.
  --maximum-periodicity MAXIMUM_PERIODICITY
                        Periodicity at which buildout should be run in
                        instance.
  --promise-timeout PROMISE_TIMEOUT
                        Promise timeout in seconds (default: 3)
  --now                 Launch slapgrid without delay. Default behavior.
  --maximal_delay MAXIMAL_DELAY
                        Deprecated. Will only work from configuration file in
                        the future.
  --all                 Process all Computer Partitions.
  --only-cp ONLY_CP, --only ONLY_CP
                        Update a single or a list of computer partitions
                        (ie.:slappartX, slappartY), this option will make all
                        other computer partitions be ignored.

Return values:

(among other standard Python return values)

  • 0 Everything went fine.
  • 1 At least one instance was not correctly processed.
  • 2 At least one promise has failed.

node collect

usage: slapos node collect [-h] [--cfg CFG]

Collect system consumption and data and store.

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit
  --cfg CFG   SlapOS configuration file (default: $SLAPOS_CONFIGURATION or
              /etc/opt/slapos/slapos.cfg)

Return values:

(among other standard Python return values)

  • 0 Everything went fine.
  • 1 Fail to collect computer information

node report

usage: slapos node report [-h] [--cfg CFG] [--instance-root INSTANCE_ROOT]
                          [--software-root SOFTWARE_ROOT]
                          [--master-url MASTER_URL]
                          [--computer-id COMPUTER_ID]
                          [--supervisord-socket SUPERVISORD_SOCKET]
                          [--supervisord-configuration-path SUPERVISORD_CONFIGURATION_PATH]
                          [--buildout BUILDOUT] [--pidfile PIDFILE]
                          [--key_file KEY_FILE] [--cert_file CERT_FILE]
                          [--signature_private_key_file SIGNATURE_PRIVATE_KEY_FILE]
                          [--master_ca_file MASTER_CA_FILE]
                          [--certificate_repository_path CERTIFICATE_REPOSITORY_PATH]
                          [--maximum-periodicity MAXIMUM_PERIODICITY]
                          [--promise-timeout PROMISE_TIMEOUT] [--now]
                          [--maximal_delay MAXIMAL_DELAY]

run instance reports and garbage collection

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  --cfg CFG             SlapOS configuration file (default:
                        $SLAPOS_CONFIGURATION or /etc/opt/slapos/slapos.cfg)
  --instance-root INSTANCE_ROOT
                        The instance root directory location.
  --software-root SOFTWARE_ROOT
                        The software_root directory location.
  --master-url MASTER_URL
                        The master server URL. Mandatory.
  --computer-id COMPUTER_ID
                        The computer id defined in the server.
  --supervisord-socket SUPERVISORD_SOCKET
                        The socket supervisor will use.
  --supervisord-configuration-path SUPERVISORD_CONFIGURATION_PATH
                        The location where supervisord configuration will be
                        stored.
  --buildout BUILDOUT   Location of buildout binary.
  --pidfile PIDFILE     The location where pidfile will be created. Can be
                        provided by configuration file, or defaults to
                        /opt/slapos/slapgrid-ur.pid
  --key_file KEY_FILE   SSL Authorisation key file.
  --cert_file CERT_FILE
                        SSL Authorisation certificate file.
  --signature_private_key_file SIGNATURE_PRIVATE_KEY_FILE
                        Signature private key file.
  --master_ca_file MASTER_CA_FILE
                        Root certificate of SlapOS master key.
  --certificate_repository_path CERTIFICATE_REPOSITORY_PATH
                        Path to directory where downloaded certificates would
                        be stored.
  --maximum-periodicity MAXIMUM_PERIODICITY
                        Periodicity at which buildout should be run in
                        instance.
  --promise-timeout PROMISE_TIMEOUT
                        Promise timeout in seconds (default: 3)
  --now                 Launch slapgrid without delay. Default behavior.
  --maximal_delay MAXIMAL_DELAY
                        Deprecated. Will only work from configuration file in
                        the future.

Return values:

(among other standard Python return values)

  • 0 Everything went fine.
  • 1 At least one instance hasn’t correctly been processed.

node start|stop|restart|tail|status

usage: slapos node <start|stop|restart|tail|status> [-h] [--cfg CFG] <instance>:[process]

Start/Stop/Restart/Show stdout/stderr of instance and/or process.

optional arguments:
 -h, --help       show this help message and exit
 --cfg CFG        SlapOS configuration file (default: $SLAPOS_CONFIGURATION
                  or /etc/opt/slapos/slapos.cfg)

Examples

  • Start all processes of slappart3:

    $ slapos node start slappart3:
  • Stop only apache in slappart1:

    $ slapos node stop slappart1:apache
  • Show stdout/stderr of mysqld in slappart2:

    $ slapos node tail slappart2:mysqld

node supervisorctl

usage: slapos node supervisorctl [-h] [--cfg CFG] ...

open supervisor console, for process management

positional arguments:
  supervisor_args  parameters passed to supervisorctl

optional arguments:
  -h, --help       show this help message and exit
  --cfg CFG        SlapOS configuration file (default: $SLAPOS_CONFIGURATION
                   or /etc/opt/slapos/slapos.cfg)

node supervisord

usage: slapos node supervisord [-h] [--cfg CFG]

launch, if not already running, supervisor daemon

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit
  --cfg CFG   SlapOS configuration file (default: $SLAPOS_CONFIGURATION or
              /etc/opt/slapos/slapos.cfg)

SlapOS Miscellaneous commands

configure client

usage: slapos configure client [-h] [--cfg CFG] [--master-url MASTER_URL]
                               [--master-url-web MASTER_URL_WEB]
                               [--token TOKEN]

configure slapos client with an existing account

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  --cfg CFG             SlapOS configuration file (default:
                        $SLAPOS_CLIENT_CONFIGURATION or ~/.slapos/slapos-
                        client.cfg)
  --master-url MASTER_URL
                        URL of SlapOS Master REST API (default:
                        https://slap.vifib.com)
  --master-url-web MASTER_URL_WEB
                        URL of SlapOS Master webservice to register
                        certificates (default: https://www.slapos.org)
  --token TOKEN         SlapOS 'credential security' authentication token (use
                        '--token ask' for interactive prompt)

This creates a client configuration file, and downloads a certificate + key pair from the SlapOS Master. They will be used for all the “slapos client” commands.

The command requires an authentication token, either provided as an argument, or given at the interactive prompt.

Go to the SlapOS Master web page, click Servers, then token. A token is valid for a single configure client command and will expire after one day.

cache lookup

usage: slapos cache lookup [-h] [--cfg CFG] software_url

perform a query to the networkcache
You can provide either a complete URL to the software release,
or a corresponding MD5 hash value.

The command will report which OS distribution/version have a binary
cache of the software release, and which ones are compatible
with the OS you are currently running.

positional arguments:
  software_url  Your software url or MD5 hash

optional arguments:
  -h, --help    show this help message and exit
  --cfg CFG     SlapOS configuration file (default: $SLAPOS_CONFIGURATION or
                /etc/opt/slapos/slapos.cfg)

Examples

  • See if the wordpress Software Release is available in precompiled format for our distribution:

    $ slapos cache lookup http://git.erp5.org/gitweb/slapos.git/blob_plain/refs/tags/slapos-0.156:/software/kvm/software.cfg
    Software URL: http://git.erp5.org/gitweb/slapos.git/blob_plain/refs/tags/slapos-0.156:/software/kvm/software.cfg
    MD5:          4410088e11f370503e9d78db4cfa4ec4
    -------------
    Available for:
    distribution     |   version    |       id       | compatible?
    -----------------+--------------+----------------+-------------
    CentOS           |          6.3 |     Final      | no
    Fedora           |           17 | Beefy Miracle  | no
    Ubuntu           |        12.04 |    precise     | yes
    debian           |        6.0.6 |                | no
    debian           |          7.0 |                | no

You can also use the corresponding hash value in place of the URL.