Zed - Remote execution shell over SSH
# Just run zed
> docker run -it --rm -v ~/.zed:/root/.zed -v /tmp/:/tmp/ milkwine/zed:latest
Welcome nobody~!
(Type 'help' to show more commands)
# set your username used by ssh/scp
> nobody@zed> set username foo
# add a group servers
> foo@zed> add first_group
myserver1.bar.com
myserver{2~9}.bar.com
[CTRL+D]
add servers hosts[9] suc!
# show the servers added just now
> foo@zed> dump first_group
# use a group as your target
> foo@zed> use first_group
# run command over ssh
> foo@zed> cmd ls /tmp
# run command with sudo
> foo@zed> cmd sudo ls /root
# port detection
> foo@zed> port 80
# checkout the results to group
> foo@zed> checkout
# then you can use the suc group
> foo@zed> use default.suc
# get remote file
> foo@zed> get /tmp/fileA /tmp/fileA
# transfer local file to remote
> foo@zed> put /tmp/scriptA.sh /tmp/
# show more commands
> help
Zed is remote execution shell over SSH with many plugins to help you to manage servers.
Features below:
- execution over SSH
- transfer file over scp
- port detection
- flexible way to manage targets
- easy to type cmd with completion
(Servers will not disconnect until you quit. So Large mount of servers may cause memory problem)
$ENV{ZED_HOME}: zed working dir, default $HOME/.zed
$ENV{ZED_HOME}/Space:
#targets defined here.
---
foo:
- 127.0.0.1
none: ~
$ENV{ZED_HOME}/Env:
---
username: nobody
#idc is the name of a regex to identify servers group.
#batch idc 1. Pick 1 server of each group identified by regex idc to build new targets.
batch:
idc: ^.+?\..+?\.(.+?)\.
#short command to complete real command
macro:
ip: cmd /sbin/ip addr|grep inet|grep -v 127.0.0.1|awk "{print \$2}"|awk -F"/" "{print \$1}"
#plugins to load
plugin:
- Zed::Plugin::Sys::Echo
...
- Zed::Plugin::Host::Checkout
SiYu Zhao zuyis@cpan.org
Copyright 2016- SiYu Zhao
This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl itself.