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cloudControl command line utilities

License: Apache License 2.0

Python 85.90% Shell 1.08% Inno Setup 13.03%

cctrl's Introduction

cctrl

cctrl is a set of command line utilities to help you create and manage applications and users hosted on platforms compatible with cloudControl.

Dependencies

python 2.6.x or 2.7.x
python-setuptools
pip

Installation

To install cctrl:

Via pip (non-windows compatible)

$ (sudo) pip install cctrl
Via setup.py

$ (sudo) python setup.py install

Dependencies should be automatically fetched by easy_install.
Via executable (windows only)

https://www.cloudcontrol.com/download/win

To upgrade cctrl (non-windows compatible):

$ (sudo) pip install cctrl --upgrade

To check successful installation of cctrl:

$ cctrlapp -v
cctrlapp 1.x.x using pycclib 1.x.x

Configuration

If you don't have an account yet, you can create it with this command:

$ cctrluser create

Once you're done with installation and already have an account, you just need to run one more command to get your setup ready:

$ cctrluser setup

This command will save your email and the SSH public key you will use to authenticate and to push with. See cctrluser setup -h for further setup information.

Usage

See cctrlapp -h to learn about its usage and available commands.

Vagrant Support

This project includes Vagrant support, so you can start an Ubuntu virtual machine with your local cctrl version installed and ready to use. It might be also useful for Windows users, so they can have a more Unix-like experience.

To start a cctrl Vagrant box you need to be inside the project directory and follow these steps:

$ vagrant up
$ vagrant ssh
$ cctrlapp -h

If you're working on project development and want to update your changes, run:

$ vagrant provision

You can find documentation on Vagrant installation and configuration on their official site.

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cctrl's Issues

No module named py2exe

  File "c:\users\vohof\appdata\local\temp\pip_build_vohof\cctrl\setup.py", line
33, in <module>

    import py2exe

ImportError: No module named py2exe

Return non-zero on failed push

Exit code should be non-zero when a push fails

Message to install newer version of cctrl/exo even when its just updated

Upon "$cctrlapp -l" and "$exoapp -l" I get a message to update to a newer version, although I just made an update, see screenshot.

Is ez_setup.py still needed?

What's its use case?

Latest release are no longer compatible with python 2.6 due to relying on check_output

This is a pity as Amazon linux still bundles with python2.6-pip such that you can no longer install cctrl on a untouched amazon linux. This broke our deployment setup which was an unpleasant surprise.

CCtrl create command cannot connect to API

Hi,

I tried the following command and it says cannot connect to API -

Dons-MacBook-Air:~ donpinto$ cctrluser create
Username: donpinto
Email : [email protected]
Password:
Password (again):
Could not connect to API...

Return deploy information / details after successful deploy

For administration purposes, we keep track of all our production deployments. This way we are able to easily rollback in case of problems.

To do so, we have a spreadsheet with the timestamps, configurations (memory, containers, etc) and revision identifiers.

Currently to acquire the revision identifier, one typically uses either:

cctrlapp applicationName/default details
cctrlapp applicationName/default log deploy

However, it would be nice when it can be returned when the deploy command is succesful, for example:

$ cctrlapp applicationName/default deploy
Email: [email protected]
Password: XYZ

Result: deployed version XYZ (onto X containers with Y memory running stack Z)

This way it saves us an additional command.

I know, not a biggie, but still when performing multiple deploys per day, this becomes 'annoying' :)

Cheers

exoapp prompts "The authorization failed"...

See screenshot. When using the exoapp I get "The authorization failed, check your e-mail address and password." but the cctrlapp gives the possibility to authenticate instead.

Also happened in below screenshot. Running the same command directly after works though.

Fix dependency versions

currently no versions specified in setup.py

Unable to access logs (deploy, error, access)

we recently updated cctrlapp to version 1.9.1. Since then, the following strange behavior occurs:

can not access logs (deploy, error, access), no username/password is requested
after a deploy (and providing username/password), the logs can be accessed

Copy-paste from the console:

➜  cctrlapp appname/default log deploy
Sorry. You are not allowed to perform this action.
➜  cctrlapp appname/default log error 
Sorry. You are not allowed to perform this action.
➜  cctrlapp appname/default log access
Sorry. You are not allowed to perform this action.
➜  cctrlapp appname/default deploy --stack pinky
Email   : [email protected]
Password: 
➜  build  cctrlapp appname/default log deploy          
[Thu Mar 13 14:48:27 2014] lb-37 INFO Routing requests to new version
[Thu Mar 13 14:48:27 2014] lb-40 INFO Routing requests to new version
[Thu Mar 13 14:48:27 2014] lb-39 INFO Routing requests to new version
[Thu Mar 13 14:48:27 2014] lb-38 INFO Routing requests to new version
[Fri Mar 14 00:01:33 2014] lxc-824 INFO Deploying ...
[Fri Mar 14 00:01:34 2014] lxc-821 INFO Deploying ...

You can see that AFTER a deploy and providing credentials, we can access the deploy log.

Is this intended behavior? I guess/hope not ;)

Cheers!

dotcloudng apps prompt for upgrading cctrl package

$ dcapp -l
A newer version is available. To upgrade run: (sudo) pip install cctrl --upgrade`

Show public key fingerprints

My use case: I want to remove a public key added to a cctrl user account.

When I run:

$ cctrluser key
> Keys
 vn5HaXXXX
 FweT3XXXX

I get this list of random ids for the public keys. Without fingerprint I don't know which one to remove.

include and use up-to-date cacert-file

Install failure

I get the following installation error on Arch Linux

Traceback (most recent call last):
File "setup.py", line 20, in
execfile(os.path.join(os.path.dirname(os.path.realpath(file)), 'cctrl', 'version.py'))
NameError: name 'execfile' is not defined

Any idea?

Support Python 3

Are there any plans to support Python 3? At the moment cctrl requires Python 2.

Can add flag-like env vars but not remove them

cctrlapp someapp/default config.add -f

adds an environment variable -f to the deployment which can't be removed with

cctrlapp someapp/default config.remove -f

This should be consistent one way or the other.

LookupError: unknown encoding: cp720

Hi, I have trouble with Encoding! And I don't know what to do.
This is my first time that I had installed cctrl and I just wanted to add key But I have this problem with encoding. The error is shown in the picture.
I'll Appreciate it if you help me to solve this problem.
Thank you

cctrlapp won't ask for the email address

Hey,

I'm using

$ cctrlapp -v
cctrlapp 1.16.0 using pycclib 1.6.1

. Whenever I want to run some commands e.g. cctrlapp APP_NAME/DEPLOYMENT_NAME addon.creds I am asked for a password but not for the email address. Therefore this results in the following:

$ cctrlapp APP_NAME/DEPLOYMENT_NAME addon.creds
Password:
The authorization failed, check your e-mail address and password.

What's wrong?

cctrluser: running any command got this error: Could not connect to API...

Hi,
I tried different type of cctrluser command and got the error:"Could not connect to API..."
for example: cctrluser create, cctrluser activate, cctrluser key.add

I have an account in CouldControl.com, and I have already activated it by clicking the link that was sent to email address. but in the command line any command does not work.
I have installed Git and ccrtl. The OS is windows 8 Pro - 64-bit.

Please help me.

Thanks
Bobby