srvctl - CLI for Servers.com infrastructure

Description

Manage your Servers.com bare metal servers, cloud servers, and infrastructure directly from the terminal.

srvctl wraps the Servers.com Public API into a fast, scriptable command-line interface built in Go.

Quick Start

Homebrew (macOS & Linux):

brew tap serverscom/serverscom
brew install srvctl

Docker:

docker pull ghcr.io/serverscom/srvctl:latest
docker run --rm -it ghcr.io/serverscom/srvctl:latest --help

Binary releases:

Download the latest release for your OS and architecture from the Releases page.

Usage

Authentication

Create a context with your Servers.com API token:

$ srvctl login default 
Enter API token: *****

Successfully logged in with context "default"
Context "default" set as default

Configuration

The config file is stored at $XDG_CONFIG_HOME/srvctl/config.yaml, if XDG_CONFIG_HOME exists. Otherwise it will rely on $HOME/.config/srvctl/config.yaml. You can override this with the SRVCTL_CONFIG_PATH environment variable.

srvctl supports multiple contexts, allowing you to manage several Servers.com accounts or API endpoints from a single installation:

globalConfig: {}
defaultContext: default
contexts:
    - name: default
      endpoint: https://api.servers.com/v1
      token: <YOUR_API_TOKEN>
      config: {}
    - name: different-context
      endpoint: https://api.servers.com/v2
      token: <2ND_API_TOKEN>
      config: {
        proxy: "",
        http-timeout: 30,
        verbose: true, /* (true|false) */
        output: "json" /* (text|json|yaml) */
      }

You can adjust the context later on:

# changing the context name
srvctl context update <context-name> --name=<new-name>

# setting context to act as default
srvctl context update <context-name> --default

# delete specific context
srvctl context delete <context-name>

Documentation

Documentation is accessible via man or via --help flag, for example:

# man option
$ man srvctl-hosts-ds-list

# help option, short command help
$ srvctl hosts ds list --help

Man pages are based on the documentation info located in /docs directory.

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Please open an issue or submit a pull request.

License

srvctl is released under the Apache 2.0 License.