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burn-it

v0.7.0

Published

To install: ``` npm install -g burn-it ```

Downloads

18

Readme

burn-it

To install:

npm install -g burn-it

Usage:

usage: bin/burn <command> <image_name> [command-args] [options]

Commands:
  it <name>[@<version>] [components..]    create a new image
  ls <name>[@<version>]                   list all images by the name
  ls                                      list all images available
  rm <name>[@<version>]                   delete image(s)
  run <name>[@<version>]                  launch instances using the image
  config ls                               list all user options
  config <key>                            get user option
  config <key> <value>                    set the user option
  config rm <key>                         delete user option

Options:
  -r, --region             AWS region name
  -s, --subnet-id          Subnet ID
  -p, --vpc-id             VPC ID
  -e, --env-vars           Environment variable key-value pairs separated by
                           command (example: "key1=val1,key2=val2")
  -b, --base-image         Base image name and optional version (e.g.
                           "my_base_image", "[email protected]")
  -B, --base-image-id      Base image AMI ID
  -d, --debug              Debug mode
  -k, --key-pair           Key pair name
  -g, --security-groups    List of security group IDs separated by comma
  -t, --instance-type      Instance type
  -u, --user-data          User data (BASE64 encoded)
  -U, --user-data-file     User data file (contents must NOT be BASE64 encoded)

  -i, --iam-role           IAM profile name
  -x, --exclude-instances  Whether to exclude the instances or not
  -c, --instance-count     The number of instances
  -a, --access-key         AWS access key
  -A, --secret-key         AWS secret key
  -T, --tags               Tag key-value pairs separated by command (example:
                           "key1=val1,key2=val2")
  -D, --disk-size          EBS volume size in GiB
  --version                Show version number

Examples:
  burn it my_app_image           Create an image with name of "my_app_image"
                                 and version of "1.0.0".
  burn it [email protected]     Create an image with name of "my_app_image"
                                 and version of "2.3.4".
  burn run my_app_image 4        Create 4 instances using the image with name
                                 of "my_app_image".
  burn ls my_app_image           List all images with name of "my_app_image"
                                 and their instances.
  burn ls [email protected]       List all images with name of "my_app_image"
                                 and version of "1.x" and their instances.
  burn rm [email protected]       Delete all images with name of "my_app_image"
                                 and version of "1.x" and their instances.
  burn config key-pair my-key    Set default value of "key-pair" to "my-key"