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cloudsheep

v1.0.2

Published

A command-line tool for amazon cloud formation stack management

Downloads

11

Readme

CloudSheep

A command-line tool for amazon cloud formation stack management

Installation

  $ [sudo] npm install -g cloudsheep

Configuration

Aws configuration needs to be present within the file .cloudsheep.aws.json within the current working directory containing aws credentials. Missing options will be asked for when running an action or options can be set by running the configure action.

{
    "accessKeyId": "<access-key>",
    "secretAccessKey": "<secret-access-key>",
    "region": "eu-west-1"
}

Usage

Using cloudsheep is relatively straight forward. The following actions can be performed.

Configure

Configure aws options.

  $ cloudsheep configure

Validate

Validate a given cloud formation template.

  $ cloudsheep validate <template.json>

Create

Create a stack given a cloud formation template. You will be prompted for parameters defined within the template.

  $ cloudsheep create <template.json>

Update

Update a stack given a cloud formation template. You will be prompted for parameters defined within the template.

  $ cloudsheep update <template.json>

Delete

Delete a stack given a stack name.

  $ cloudsheep delete <stack name>

Describe

Describe a stack given a stack name.

  $ cloudsheep describe <stack name>

Events

View events for a stack given a stack name.

  $ cloudsheep events <stack name>

List

List current stacks. Currently only lists successfully created stacks.

  $ cloudsheep list

License: MIT

Author: Ash Brown