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Created page with "{{man_header}} = NAME = striker-initialize-host - Tool used on Striker dashboards to initialize new Nodes and DR hosts. = SYNOPSIS = '''striker-initialize-host''' ''<command> ''[''options''] = DESCRIPTION = striker-initialize-host - This tool logs into a target Anvil! sub-node or DR host, adds the Alteeve! repository, installs '''anvil-node''' or '''anvil-dr''', and then configures '''anvil.conf''' so that the target can start communicating with any peered St..." |
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-?, -h, '''--help''' Show this man page. | ;-?, -h, '''--help''' | ||
:Show this man page. | |||
; -d, '''--job-uuid''' | ; -d, '''--job-uuid''' | ||
: This is the jobs -> job_uuid of the job to run, if it exists. | : This is the jobs -> job_uuid of the job to run, if it exists. | ||
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-k, '''--enterprise-uuid''' <uuid> If you have a key, provide it this way. This will configure the host to use the Alteeve enterprise repository. (see 'man alteeve-repo-setup' for repo options). | ;-k, '''--enterprise-uuid''' <uuid> | ||
: If you have a key, provide it this way. This will configure the host to use the Alteeve enterprise repository. (see 'man alteeve-repo-setup' for repo options). | |||
; -k, '''--host-ip-address''' <ip_address> | ; -k, '''--host-ip-address''' <ip_address> | ||
: This is the IP address of the target node or DR host. | : This is the IP address of the target node or DR host. | ||
Latest revision as of 23:51, 31 July 2024
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NAME
striker-initialize-host - Tool used on Striker dashboards to initialize new Nodes and DR hosts.
SYNOPSIS
striker-initialize-host <command> [options]
DESCRIPTION
striker-initialize-host - This tool logs into a target Anvil! sub-node or DR host, adds the Alteeve! repository, installs anvil-node or anvil-dr, and then configures anvil.conf so that the target can start communicating with any peered Striker dashboards.
OPTIONS
- -?, -h, --help
- Show this man page.
- -d, --job-uuid
- This is the jobs -> job_uuid of the job to run, if it exists.
- --log-secure
- When logging, record sensitive data, like passwords.
- -v, -vv, -vvv
- Set the log level for this run to 1, 2 or 3 (higher == more verbose).
Commands:
- -k, --enterprise-uuid <uuid>
- If you have a key, provide it this way. This will configure the host to use the Alteeve enterprise repository. (see 'man alteeve-repo-setup' for repo options).
- -k, --host-ip-address <ip_address>
- This is the IP address of the target node or DR host.
- -k, --password <string>
- This is the current root user's password on the target node or DR host.
- -k, --rh-password <string>
- If the target is a Red Hat Enterprise Linux OS, and if the target is not yet connected to a subscription, you can provide the rh-user and this password to have the target subscribed during initialization.
- -k, --rh-user <string>
- If the target is a Red Hat Enterprise Linux OS, and if the target is not yet connected to a subscription, you can provide this user name and rh-password to have the target subscribed during initialization.
- -k, --ssh-port <number, default 22>
- If you need to connect over a non-standard port, you can set it with this switch.
- -k, --target <ip_address>
- Alternative to --host-ip-address.
- -k, --type <'node' or 'dr'>
- This indicates how you want the target to be initialized as.
AUTHOR
Written by Madison Kelly, Alteeve staff and the Anvil! project contributors.
REPORTING BUGS
Report bugs to users@clusterlabs.org
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