dcos-cli

DC/OS CLI with flexible server settings over environment variables and an autobuilder with a wide range of versions

Usage

Use environment variables to control which server the DC/OS CLI connects to:

$ docker run -i -e 'DCOS_SERVER_URL=http://master1.dev.immo.example.com' gersilex/dcos-cli:1.9 marathon app list
[core.dcos_url]: set to 'http://master1.dev.immo.example.com'
ID                                        MEM   CPUS  TASKS  HEALTH  DEPLOYMENT  WAITING  CONTAINER  CMD
/demo-service                             768   0.2    1/1    1/1       ---      False      MESOS    None
/router                                   1024  0.5    1/1    1/1       ---      False      MESOS    None
[...]


$ docker run -i -e 'DCOS_SERVER_URL=http://master1.dev.immo.example.com' gersilex/dcos-cli:1.9 marathon app update "/demo-service" < marathon/staging.json
[core.dcos_url]: set to 'http://master1.dev.immo.example.com'
Created deployment 581862d9-3817-42e6-a3c9-98e9d78875d8

Note that there is no dcos command given, but only the Docker image repo and tag. The dcos command is ran implicitly by the entrypoint.sh script.

Autobuild

Docker images are built automatically and in wide variations of versions using the build script hooks/build. Docker Hub builds these for us as soon as there are changes.

Currently there are only images built for linux and x86-64 architectures based on the current centos image. Feel free to add more variations by adding them to hooks/build and Dockerfile. We happily accept pull requests.

License

MIT License

Copyright (c) 2018 Immowelt Hamburg GmbH