godo-cli

godo-cli

godo-cli was heavily inspired by the tugboat.

DigitalOcean API v2 command line tool for interacting with your DigitalOcean droplets.

References

Installation

$ go get -u github.com/masayukioguni/godo-cli

-u switch updates your previous install, stay current!

Configuration

Authorize

Run the configuration utility, godo-cli authorize. You can grab your keys here.

$ godo-cli authorize
Enter your API key:foo

Authentication with DigitalOcean was successful!

Configuration

$ godo-cli config set -region=nyc3
successful!

$ godo-cli config get 
Defaults
image: 9801954
Size: 512mb
Region: nyc3
Keys: xxxxxx

Usage

Retrieve a list of your droplets

$ godo-cli droplets
test (ip: xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx, status: active, region :nyc1, id: 3395705)
test1(ip: xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx, status: active, region :nyc1, id: 3395706)

use the -q(uiet) switch to just display droplet ids, this is useful for shell scripts:

$ for i in $(godo-cli droplets -q); do godo-cli destroy -id $i; done # destroy all your droplets

Create a droplet

$ godo-cli create -name=test 
Queueing creation of droplet 'test1' ...done

Droplet power commands

You can either power on, off or cycle a droplet

$ godo-cli power -id=3395702 -mode=on # power on droplet id 
$ godo-cli power -name=foo -mode=cycle # power cycle (off to on) droplet by name 

Take a snapshot of your droplet

$ godo-cli snapshot -id=3395702 -snapshot=fizz # create a snapshot called fizz for a droplet by id
$ godo-cli snapshot -name=foo -snapshot=buzz # create a snapshot called buzz for a droplet by name 

N.B. Your droplet needs to be powered off.

Destroy a droplet

$ godo-cli destroy -id=3402715
Queuing destroy for 3402715 ...done

Shutdown a droplet

$ godo-cli shutdown -id=3402715
Queuing shutdown for 3402715 ...done

Display history for a droplet

$ godo-cli info -id=3402715

foo (status: active, region :lon1, id: 3402715, image id:11732785 size:512mb)

Droplet history:

Event           | Initiated                 | Execution Time
-------------------------------------------------------------
power_on        | 1 day ago                 |              5s
shutdown        | 1 day ago                 |              3s
power_on        | 1 day ago                 |              8s
power_off       | 1 day ago                 |             19s
create          | 1 day ago                 |           12m3s

List Available Images

You can list images that you have created.

list images provided by DigitalOcean as well.

$ godo-cli images list
Maintenance Mode (id: 11732785, distro: Debian) 
633.1.0 (stable) (id: 11420434, distro: CoreOS) coreos-stable
647.0.0 (beta) (id: 11434448, distro: CoreOS) coreos-beta
668.2.0 (alpha) (id: 11657005, distro: CoreOS) coreos-alpha
...

List Available Sizes

$ godo-cli sizes
slug:512mb memory:   512mb vcpus: 1 disk: 20gb
slug:  1gb memory:  1024mb vcpus: 1 disk: 30gb
slug:  2gb memory:  2048mb vcpus: 2 disk: 40gb
slug:  4gb memory:  4096mb vcpus: 2 disk: 60gb
...

List Available Regions

$ godo-cli regions
Regions:
slug: nyc1 name: New York 1
slug: ams1 name: Amsterdam 1
slug: sfo1 name: San Francisco 1
slug: nyc2 name: New York 2
slug: ams2 name: Amsterdam 2
…

List SSH Keys

$ godo-cli keys
id:xxxxxx name:masayukixxxxx@xxxxx
...

Help

If you're curious about command flags for a specific command, you can ask godo-cli about it.

$ godo-cli --help create

For a complete overview of all of the available commands, run:

$ godo-cli  help

Reporting Bugs

Yes, please!

You can create a new issue here. Thank you!

Contributing

1. Fork it!
2. Create your feature branch: git checkout -b my-new-feature
3. Commit your changes: git commit -am 'Add some feature'
4. Push to the branch: git push origin my-new-feature
5. Submit a pull request :D

History

• 0.0.6 Enhance info command by adding droplet actions (history)
• 0.0.5 Added shutdown droplet command
• 0.0.4 Enhance droplets command by adding quiet switch
• 0.0.3 Added snapshot droplet command
• 0.0.2 Added power droplet command
• 0.0.1 first release

License

MIT