Bullgon

Test OS deployments in "local" devices.

"Local" as something that is under your desk.

Usage

Setup

Setup your bullgon "environment" (as directory) by running:

bullgon setup

It will use the following environment variable priority list:

• $XDG_CONFIG_HOME/bullgon
• $HOME/.config/bullgon (if .config exists)
• $HOME/.bullgon (if .config does not exist)]

You can also specify whole custom directory by running:

bullgon --base-dir /etc/bullgon setup

You will always need to use --base-dir $something on other commands if so.

Adding a device

A devices.d folder will be created in your base dir so it can contain all devices to be managed by the tool.

Devices are defined using TOML as the following:

# Optional fields are using their default values
[device]
mac = "ZZ::ZZ:ZZ:ZZ:ZZ" # mandatory, it's the machine mac address
netmask = "255.255.255.255" # optional
port = 9 # optional
interface = "eth1" # optional

Device defintions should use a .toml extension.

Turning (waking) a device

You can run the following command once a device file is in place:

bullgon wake $DEVICE_NAME

$DEVICE_NAME is the filename of your file without the .toml extension, so desk1-prod.toml can be turned on by runing bullgon wake desk1-prod.

License

MIT