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Camerata

Simple and easy to use server orchestration set of tools made with love and golang.

camerata command line options:

  -args string
    	Module arguments
  -ask-bastion-pass
    	Asks for password on the command line for bastion jump
  -ask-pass
    	Asks for password on the command line (default true)
  -bastion string
    	Bastion or jumpbox server
  -bastion-pass string
    	Bastion or jumpbox server password (default: same as --pass)
  -bastion-user string
    	Bastion or jumpbox server login user (default: same as --user)
  -hosts string
    	Comma separated hosts list
  -inventory string
    	Inventory file
  -module string
    	Module to run (default "test")
  -modules
    	List available modules
  -pass string
    	Use this password
  -pem string
    	Path to pemfile for auth
  -quiet
    	No camerata output
  -sudo
    	Run as sudo
  -sudo-nopass
    	Run as sudo without pass
  -test
    	Runs whoami on remote host
  -user string
    	Login user

camerata-inventory

Camerata inventory file generator.

Inventory file format

Inventory files are toml v0.2.0 files with three main sections:

bastion (optional)

Specifies connection data regarding the bastion or jumpbox server. It resembles the command line arguments:

-bastion string
        Bastion or jumpbox server
  -bastion-pass string
        Bastion or jumpbox server password (default: same as --pass)
  -bastion-user string
        Bastion or jumpbox server login user (default: same as --user)

In inventory file format

[bastion]
host="host_name_or_ip.to_bastion[:port]"
user="username" # to jump with
password="the_username_secret"

password and user are optional and, if not specified will be taken from the command line arguments.

Servers

This is you servers inventory list.

[servers]
  [servers.some_server_name]
  host="ip_or_hostname[:port]" #default port is 22
  
  user="username" #if it's not present , command line --user option
  
  password="user_secret_word" #if it's not present , command line --pass option or the one prompted in the console.
  
  sudo=false # or true if you want to run modules as root.
  
  sudo_nopass=false # or true if sudo does not ask for password.
	
  use_bastion=false # or true if we need to jump through the [bastion] host.

  [servers.some_other_server]
  host="other_ip_or_hostname"
  user="username"

# and so on...

Modules

Modules are the operation unit. If there's no modules on the inventory file, camerata will loop through the servers list and will connect and disconnect with no further action.

Butt (double t intended ;) if you have a [[modules]] section on your inventory file, camerata will execute each one in order on every server in the servers list.

At the time of this writing, the following modules are available:

• about
• test
• copy
• command
• apt (unstable yet)
• git
• pip
• rcopy

Execute camerata with --modules to get a list of available modules and how to use them.

Inventory file format for modules:

[[modules]]
name="test"
args="" #no args, it just execs "whoami" on the server.

[[modules]]
name="copy"
args="source=/path/to/my/file target=/destination/dir/on/server"

[[modules]]
name="command"
args="cat /path/to/my/file" # bash command line

Available backends (inventory generators)

• vmware
• about
• amazon (working on it...)

camerata-inventory about command line options:

No options, just an about message.

camerata-inventory vmware command line options:

#!bash

 -bastion string
    	Bastion or jumpbox server (name or ip address)
  -bastion-nets string
    	Comma separated list of segments that uses --bastion (e.g.: 10.54.165.,10.54.170.)
  -format string
    	Output format: toml, csv (default "toml")
  -host string
    	vCenter host[:port] or ip[:port]
  -insecure
    	Don't check server certificate (default true)
  -pass string
    	vCenter password
  -user string
    	vCenter username

camerata-inventory amazon command line options:

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