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spacectl


Getting Started with spacectl

The SpaceONE command-line tool, spacectl, allows you to run commands against resources managed by SpaceONE.

API Reference: https://cloudforet.gitbook.io/cloudforet-apis

Install and Set Up spacectl

Install the latest release with the command from PyPI using pip:

sudo pip install --upgrade pip 
sudo pip install spacectl

There are a few variants on getting helps. A list of global options and supported commands are available with --help:

spacectl --help

Accessing for the first time with spacectl:

The following commands run spacectl to set your own configurations and endpoints. It handles setting the environments, authenticating and targets. Run it like these:

  • Set up spacectl configuration

    spacectl config init # input environment on shell
    spacectl config set api_key <api_key>
    spacectl config endpoint add <service> <endpoint>
    
  • (OR) Import a configuration file which you downloaded at SpaceONE console

    spacectl config init -f <import_file>
    

The <import_file> looks like

api_key: <JWT_API_KEY>
endpoints:
  identity: grpc://identity:50051
  inventory: grpc://inventory:50051
  plugin: grpc://plugin:50051
  repository: grpc://repository:50051
  secret: grpc://secret:50051
  ...

if you want to see a sample configuration file, try examples/configuration.yaml.

Discovering builtin services:

The following commands list all available spacectl APIs. Run it like this:

spacectl api-resources

Examples

Case 1: List Cloud Service Type with AWS:

spacectl list inventory.CloudServiceType -p provider=aws

Case 2: Create Project Group:

spacectl exec create project_group -p name=<project_group_name>

Case 2: List only 10 Cost data within AWS US-EAST-1 region:

spacectl list cost_analysis.Cost -p provider=aws -p region_code=us-east-1 --limit 10

Advanced Guides

Command Details and Guides

  • get: Show details of a specific resource
  • list: Display one or many resources
  • apply: Get, list, create or update various resources and execute other tasks
  • stat: Querying statistics for resources
  • exec: Execute a method to resource
  • template: Manage resource templates

Configuration Details

The following details are documented in docs/configuration.md

  • Config Concept
  • Quick Start
  • Manage Endpoints
  • Switch the Environment