Command Line Interface for Clever Cloud.

The clever-tools CLI can be installed through many different channels depending on your system setup.

If you already have node/npm on your system, you can run:

npm install -g clever-tools

If you want to install our latest beta release, you can run:

npm install -g clever-tools@beta

If you are using a GNU/Linux distribution that uses .deb packages like Debian or Ubuntu, you can run:

apt-key adv --keyserver hkp://keyserver.ubuntu.com:80 --recv-keys "379CE192D401AB61"
echo "deb https://dl.bintray.com/clevercloud/deb stable main" | tee -a /etc/apt/sources.list
apt-get update
apt-get install clever-tools

NOTES:

• The .deb packages are hosted on Bintray (their GPG key is required to trust their signed packages).
• If you want access to the beta channel, you can use this in your sources.list:

echo "deb https://dl.bintray.com/clevercloud/deb unstable beta" | tee -a /etc/apt/sources.list

If you are using a GNU/Linux distribution that uses .rpm packages like CentOS or Fedora, you can run:

curl https://bintray.com/clevercloud/rpm/rpm > /etc/yum.repos.d/bintray-clevercloud-rpm.repo
echo "exclude=*beta*" >> /etc/yum.repos.d/bintray-clevercloud-rpm.repo
yum install clever-tools

NOTES:

• The .rpm packages are hosted on Bintray.
• If you want access to the beta channel, you can omit the second line which contains an exclude option.

If you are using Arch Linux, the packages can be installed from AUR with this repo: clever-tools-bin. If you don't know how to use this, you can run:

git clone https://aur.archlinux.org/clever-tools-bin.git clever-tools
cd clever-tools
makepkg -si

NOTES:

• If you want access to the beta channel, you can use this repo clever-tools-bin-beta.

If you are using Exherbo, you can run:

cave resolve repository/CleverCloud -zx1
cave resolve clever-tools-bin -zx

If you are using another GNU/Linux distribution, you can download a .tar.gz archive and extract the binary in your PATH:

curl -O https://clever-tools.cellar.services.clever-cloud.com/releases/latest/clever-tools-latest_linux.tar.gz
tar xvzf clever-tools-latest_linux.tar.gz
cp clever-tools-latest_linux/clever ~/.local/bin/

NOTES:

• The packages are available on Clever Cloud's Cellar bucket: clever-tools-latest_linux.tar.gz.
• You can also retrieve any release (including beta) on this Cellar bucket by replacing latest (path and filename) with the version number you need.

If you are using MacOS and you have homebrew installed, you can run:

brew install CleverCloud/homebrew-tap/clever-tools

NOTES:

• If you want access to the beta channel, you can use CleverCloud/homebrew-tap-beta/clever-tools instead.

If you are using MacOS but you don't have homebrew installed, you can download a .tar.gz archive and extract the binary in your PATH:

curl -O https://clever-tools.cellar.services.clever-cloud.com/releases/latest/clever-tools-latest_macos.tar.gz
tar xvzf clever-tools-latest_macos.tar.gz
cp clever-tools-latest_macos/clever ~/.local/bin/

NOTES:

• The packages are available on Clever Cloud's Cellar bucket: clever-tools-latest_macos.tar.gz.
• You can also retrieve any release (including beta) on this Cellar bucket by replacing latest (path and filename) with the version number you need.

If you are using Windows and you have chocolatey installed, you can run:

choco sources add -n=clevercloud -s='https://api.bintray.com/nuget/clevercloud/nupkg'
choco install clever-tools

NOTES:

• If you want access to the beta channel, you can use choco install --pre clever-tools instead.

If you are using Windows but you don't have chocolatey installed, you can download a .zip archive and extract the binary in your PATH.

NOTES:

• The packages are available on Clever Cloud's Cellar bucket: clever-tools-latest_win.tar.gz.
• You can also retrieve any release (including beta) on this Cellar bucket by replacing latest (path and filename) with the version number you need.

If you are using docker, you can use the image provided here.

docker pull clevercloud/clever-tools
docker run --rm clever-tools <command>

The clever-tools CLI comes with a comprehensive auto-completion system. Some installation methods like .deb packages, .rpm packages or brew will try to enable it automatically. If it does not work, try this for bash:

clever --bash-autocomplete-script $(which clever) | sudo tee /usr/share/bash-completion/completions/clever

or this for zsh:

clever --zsh-autocomplete-script $(which clever) | sudo tee /usr/share/zsh/site-functions

To use clever-tools, you have to login.

clever login

It will open the Web console in your browser and reuse your existing session if you're already logged in.

clever login tries to open a browser through xdg-open on GNU/Linux systems (and in bash for windows). Make sure you have xdg-utils available as well as a default browser set (or you can copy and paste the URL displayed in the console.

clever create <name> --type <type> \
  [--region <region>] \
  [--org <organisation>] \
  [--alias <alias>]

Where type is one of:

• docker: for Docker-based applications
• go: for Go applications
• gradle: for applications launched with gradle
• haskell: for haskell applications
• jar: for applications deployed as standalone jar files
• maven: for applications launched with maven
• node: for node.js applications
• php: for PHP applications
• play1: for Play1 applications
• play2: for Play2 applications
• python: for python27 applications
• ruby: for ruby applications
• rust: for rust applications
• sbt: for applications launched with SBT
• static-apache: for static (HTML only) websites
• war: for applications deployed as war files

Where region is one of:

• par (for Paris)
• mtl (for Montreal)

--org allows you to chose the organisation in which your app is created.

--alias allows you to deploy the same application in multiple environments on Clever Cloud (eg: production, testing, …)

clever link [--org <ORG-NAME>] <APP-NAME> [--alias <alias>]

Where APP-NAME is the name of your application, and ORG-NAME is the name of the organisation it's in. You can specify a complete application id instead of its name (in that case, --org can be omitted).

clever deploy [--alias <alias>]

--alias allows you to deploy your application several times on Clever Cloud (eg: production, testing, …)

clever status [--alias <alias>]

clever scale [--alias <alias>] [--min-flavor <minflavor>] [--max-flavor <maxflavor>] [--min-instances <mininstances>] [--max-instances <maxinstances>]

# create drain
clever drain create [--alias <alias>] <DRAIN-TYPE> <DRAIN-URL> [--username <username>] [--password <password>]

# list drains
clever drain [--alias <alias>]

# remove drain
clever drain remove [--alias <alias>] <DRAIN-ID>

Where DRAIN-TYPE is one of:

• TCPSyslog: for TCP syslog endpoint ;
• UDPSyslog: for UDP syslog endpoint ;
• HTTP: for TCP syslog endpoint (note that this endpoint has optional username/passwordparameters as HTTP Basic Authentication);
• ElasticSearch: for ElasticSearch endpoint (note that this endpoint requires username/password parameters as HTTP Basic Authentication).

ElasticSearch drains use the Elastic bulk API. To match this endpoint, specify /_bulk at the end of your ElasticSearch endpoint.

You can display help about each command with clever help.

clever help
clever help deploy

cd node_project
clever login
clever create "Node.js application" -t node -r mtl
clever deploy

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This project uses Travis CI to launch unit tests and validate pull requests before they're merged: https://travis-ci.org/CleverCloud/clever-tools

This project uses Jenkins to build binaries, package them and release them automatically on the various repositories. If you want to know more or if you need to release a new version, please read RELEASE.md carefully.