bluechictl is a convenience CLI tool to interact with bluechi
Usage:
bluechictl [command]
Available commands:
- help: shows this help message
usage: help
- list-unit-files: returns the list of systemd service files installed on a specific or on all nodes
usage: list-unit-files [nodename] [--filter=glob]
- list-units: returns the list of systemd services running on a specific or on all nodes
usage: list-units [nodename] [--filter=glob]
- start: starts a specific systemd service (or timer, or slice) on a specific node
usage: start nodename unitname
- stop: stop a specific systemd service (or timer, or slice) on a specific node
usage: stop nodename unitname
- freeze: freeze a specific systemd service on a specific node
usage: freeze nodename unitname
- thaw: thaw a frozen systemd service on a specific node
usage: thaw nodename unitname
- reload: reloads a specific systemd service (or timer, or slice) on a specific node
usage: reload nodename unitname
- restart: restarts a specific systemd service (or timer, or slice) on a specific node
usage: restart nodename unitname
- reset-failed: reset failed node on all node or all units on a specific node or specidec units on a node
usage: reset-failed [nodename] [unit1, unit2 ...]
- kill: kills processes of a specific unit on the given node
usage: kill [nodename] [unit] [--kill-whom=all|main|control] [--signal=<number>]
- enable: enables the specified systemd files on a specific node
usage: enable nodename unitfilename...
- disable: disables the specified systemd files on a specific node
usage: disable nodename unitfilename...
- metrics [enable|disable]: enables/disables metrics reporting
usage: metrics [enable|disable]
- metrics listen: listen and print incoming metrics reports
usage: metrics listen
- monitor: creates a monitor on the given node to observe changes in the specified units
usage: monitor [node] [unit1,unit2,...]
- status: shows the status of a node, or statuses of all nodes, or status of a unit on node
usage: status [nodename [unitname]] [-w/--watch]
- daemon-reload: reload systemd daemon on a specific node
usage: daemon-reload nodename
- set-loglevel: change the log level of the bluechi-controller or a connected node
usage: set-loglevel [nodename] [loglevel]
- get-default: get a default target of connected node
usage: get-default [nodename]
- set-default: set a default target of connected node
usage: set-default [nodename] [target]
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