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Execute Multi-Remote SSH Bash Commands

As the name suggests, this package is designed to work with Terraform that is using an http backend of GitLab API. You can either use GitLab Community Edition or GitLab Enterprise or GitLab.com with this application.

When connecting to the GitLab API, you'll need to pass in the --api a value such as https://gitlab.com/api/v4 or https://gitlab.localdomain:4000/api/v4 along with the --id of the Project.

The terraform project, in the example ~/work/terraform/docker-cluster directory, is required to either have an output "public_ips" that returns a tuple of the n-instance public IP address or have output "public_ip" that returns a string of the public IP address of the instance. The output of the terraform -chdir="<--tfdir>" output -json public_ips or terraform -chdir="<--tfdir>" output public_ip is then used to execute --bash "" concurrently against each IP address found. The -json flag added at the end renders the output in JSON instead of a text table.

Usage

./exec-multi-remote-ssh-bash-cmd --help

Usage of ./exec-multi-remote-ssh-bash-cmd:
  -api string
        GitLab API URL (default "https://gitlab.com/api/v4")
  -bash string
        Bash command to execute remotely
  -id int
        GitLab Project ID (default 1)
  -ipcsv string
        CSV string of IP addresses
  -json
        Use JSON formatted output
  -key string
        Path to SSH key for remote access (default ".ssh/id_ed25519")
  -stderr string
        Path to STDERR to write to (default "logs/go.ebs.stderr")
  -stdout string
        Path to STDOUT to write to (default "logs/go.ebs.stdout")
  -tfdir string
        Path to terraform directory (default "terraform")
  -tfoutputvar string
        Output variable name from Terraform to get IP addresses of target hosts (default "public_ips")
  -token string
        GitLab API Access Token
  -user string
        Username of remote host (default "ubuntu")