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NAME

Zed - Remote execution shell over SSH

SYNOPSIS

  # Just run zed
  > zed

  Welcome nobody~!
  (Type 'help' to show more commands)

  # set your username used by ssh/scp
  > nobody@zed> set username foo

  # add a group servers
  > foo@zed> add first_group
  myserver1.bar.com
  myserver{2~9}.bar.com
  [CTRL+D]
  add servers hosts[9] suc!

  # show the servers added just now
  > foo@zed> dump first_group

  # use a group as your target
  > foo@zed> use first_group 

  # run command over ssh
  > foo@zed> cmd ls /tmp

  # run command with sudo
  > foo@zed> cmd sudo ls /root

  # port detection
  > foo@zed> port 80
  
  # checkout the results to group
  > foo@zed> checkout

  # then you can use the suc group
  > foo@zed> use default.suc

  # show more commands
  > help

DESCRIPTION

Zed is remote execution shell over SSH with many plugins to help you to manage servers.

Features below:

execution over SSH
transfer file over scp
port detection
flexible way to manage targets
easy to type cmd with completion

(Servers will not disconnect until you quit. So Large mount of servers may cause memory problem)

ENV

  $ENV{ZED_HOME}: zed working dir, default $HOME/.zed

CONF

  $ENV{ZED_HOME}/Space: 

    #targets defined here.
    ---
    foo:
    - 127.0.0.1
    none: ~

  $ENV{ZED_HOME}/Env: 

    ---
    username: nobody

    #idc is the name of a regex to identify servers group.
    #batch idc 1. Pick 1 server of each group identified by regex idc to build new targets.
    batch:
      idc: ^.+?\..+?\.(.+?)\.

    #short command to complete real command
    macro:
      ip: cmd /sbin/ip addr|grep inet|grep -v 127.0.0.1|awk "{print \$2}"|awk -F"/" "{print \$1}"

    #plugins to load
    plugin:
    - Zed::Plugin::Sys::Echo
    ...
    - Zed::Plugin::Host::Checkout

AUTHOR

SiYu Zhao <zuyis@cpan.org>

COPYRIGHT

Copyright 2016- SiYu Zhao

LICENSE

This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl itself.

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