The Goscli package is a cross-platform CLI tool for ScaleIO. The tool is built on top of the Goscaleio package which is a reusable implementation of API bindings for ScaleIO written in Go.
There are plenty of great features of the CLI, but it is still early stages. The capabilities are listed below.
For now, reference the Goair project for basics relating to configuration files, environment variables, and Docker containers as they are built using the same Go CLI framework and packages.
goscli login --username=admin --password=Scaleio123 --endpoint=https://ip_or_dns_of_gw/api --insecure=true
goscli instance get
goscli system use --systemid=38a6603e69c6b8b1
goscli system get
goscli statistics get
goscli user get
goscli protectiondomain get
goscli scsiinitiaor get
goscli sdc get
goscli sdc get --sdcguid=60424D25-BA83-4324-8E6D-3CED74FB2A30
goscli sdc local
goscli sdc local volume
goscli sdc local statistics
goscli sdc get --sdcid=988a23eb00000002 volume
goscli protectiondomain use --protectiondomainid=dbe9a4b700000000
goscli storagepool get
goscli storagepool use --storagepoolid=aab7ee0800000001
goscli volume get
goscli volume local
goscli volume get snapshot --volumename=testing3
goscli volume get vtree --volumename=testing3
goscli volume get --ancestorvolumeid=d2a3950700000007
goscli volume create --volumename=testing4 --volumesizeinkb=4096
goscli volume map --sdcid=988a23eb00000002 --volumeid=d2a3950700000007
goscli volume map local --volumename=testing1
goscli volume unmap --sdcid=988a23eb00000002 --volumeid=d2a3950700000007
goscli volume unmap local --volumename=testing1
goscli volume remove --volumeid=d2a3950700000007
goscli volume remove --ancestorvolumeid=d2a3950700000028
goscli volume remove-snapshot --volumeid=d2a3950700000028
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