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Remote command

Cluster Management

Listing machines
fleetctl list-m­achines
Submit new unit file
fleetctl submit myapp@.se­rvice
List submitted unit files
fleetctl list-u­nit­-files
List units and their status
fleetctl list-units
Start/stop units
fleetctl start myapp@1
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fleetctl stop myapp@1
Removing unit files
fleetctl unload myapp@1
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fleetctl destroy myapp@
1.service
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fleetctl destroy myapp@.se­rvice
Opening a remote shell (*)
fleetctl ssh myapp@1
Inspecting the logs (*)
fleetctl journal --line­s=100 myapp@1
Log monitoring (*)
fleetctl journal -f myapp@1
Each command must specify an etcd endpoint (
--endp­oin­t=h­ttp­://­1.2.3.4­:4001
). This can be the IP address of any machine in the cluster.

(*) A running SSH agent is required for these commands.
 

Unit Management

Stop unit
sudo systemctl restart myapp@
1
Start unit
sudo systemctl start myapp@
1
Stop unit
sudo systemctl stop myapp@
1
View unit status
sudo systemctl status myapp@
1
List active units
sudo systemctl

Container Management

List running containers
docker ps
List all containers
docker ps -a
List images
docker images
Start/stop a container
docker start CONTAI­NER_ID
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docker stop CONTAI­NER_ID
Create and run a container
docker run -e FOO=bar IMAGE_ID
Delete a container
docker rm CONTAI­NER_ID
Delete an image
docker rmi IMAGE_ID
 

Log Management

Inspect unit logs
journalctl -u myapp@1
Filter out older log entries
journalctl --sinc­e=2­015­-07-03 11:33:­22"
Filter out newer log entries
journalctl --unti­l=2­015­-07-03 11:33:­22"

Instance Management

List instances
aws ec2 descri­be-­ins­tances
Stop an instance (*)
aws ec2 stop-i­nst­ances --inst­anc­e-ids ID
Start an instance
aws ec2 start-­ins­tances --inst­anc­e-ids ID
Reboot an instance
aws ec2 reboot­-in­stances --inst­anc­e-ids ID
Terminate an instance (**)
aws ec2 termin­ate­-in­stances --inst­anc­e-ids ID
The AWS client supports fine-g­rained output formatting. Use the table format (
--output table
) and a query string:
--query 'Reser­vat­ions[].Inst­ances[].[Tag­s[?­Key­==`­Name`] | [0].Value, Instan­ceId, State.N­ame, Placem­ent.Av­ail­abi­lit­yZone]


(*) Data on ephemeral storage (e.g. containers and images) will be lost!

(**) Data on block- (the root file system) and ephemeral storage will be lost!
 

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