seidl is a lightweight pint query utility designed for easy usage. It displays the current SUSE publiccloud images according to customizable filter rules.
In aims at complementing the public-cloud-info-client by the feature to display all current not-deleted and not-deprecated images in a nice table on the console.
Image information are fetched from https://susepubliccloudinfo.suse.com/v1/[microsoft|amazon|google]/images.json and then parsed accordingly.
seidl is named after a small beer quantity in Austria because it's slightly smaller than a pint (typically 0.3 liters).
seidl -h # Print help
seidl gce # Query current GCE images
seidl --region eu-west-1 aws # Query current AWS images
seidl azure # Query current Azure images
You can also filter results using the -f arguments. It supports a comma separated list of strings, where every entry of that list must be present in the image name
seidl -f sles,15-sp3 gce # List GCE images, filter for SLES 15-SP3 images
seidl -f sles,15-sp3 azure gce # List Azure and GCE images, filter for SLES 15-SP3 images
Additional commands are:
seidl --list-aws-regions # List available AWS regions
seidl --list-az-envs # List possible Azure environments
seidl --noformat ... # Don't format the output as a table
Checkout the Releases page of this repository.
seidl is part of the openSUSE Tumbleweed packages and can be installed there via zypper in seidl.
I build packages for openSUSE Leap in my ph03nix:tools repository. This is my personal "stable" repository (don't use my home repo, weird stuff happens there!).
For install instructions follow this link or try the following, if you understand what you are doing:
zypper addrepo https://download.opensuse.org/repositories/home:ph03nix:tools/15.4/home:ph03nix:tools.repo
zypper refresh
zypper install seidl
The lazy way:
make
make seidl install # the very lazy way. Build and install to ~/bin
Canonical go way:
go build ./...
Requirements: Pure go, no external dependencies required here.