+ Host Patrol is a command-line tool and a Web interface for collecting and consolidating information about + your hosts via SSH. +
+ +For the current development version:
-
+ 
+ 
+ 
+ {`nix profile install --file https://github.com/vst/hostpatrol/archive/main.tar.gz app`}
- For a versioned release:
-{`nix profile install --file https://github.com/vst/hostpatrol/archive/v.tar.gz app`}
-
-
- {`curl -Lo /tmp/hostpatrol https://github.com/vst/hostpatrol/releases/latest/download/hostpatrol-static-linux-x86_64
-sudo install /tmp/hostpatrol /usr/local/bin/hostpatrol`}
-
-
-
-
- {`## List of known SSH public keys for all hosts.
-knownSshKeys:
- - gh:some-github-user
- - ssh-ed25519 AAAAC3NzaC1lZDI1NTE5AAAAIKq9bpy0IIfDnlgaTCQk0YhKyKFqInRjoqeIPlBuiFwS test-key-admin
-
-## List of hosts to patrol
-hosts:
- - ## Name of the host (required)
- name: somehost
- ## SSH configuration (optional)
- ssh:
- ## SSH destination (required)
- destination: root@10.10.10.10
- ## SSH options (optional)
- options: ["-i", "/keys/hebele.pri"]
- ## External identifier of the host (optional)
- id: 20b88669-743f-4ae5-9823-5aacc2df7086
- ## External URL for the host (optional)
- url: https://internal.documentation/hosts/somehost
- ## List of tags for the host (optional)
- tags:
- - oranges
- - strawberries
- ## Arbitrary JSON data for the host (optional)
- data:
- owner: Client-1
- cost: 50
- ## List of known SSH public keys for the host (optional)
- knownSshKeys:
- - gh:another-github-user
- - ssh-ed25519 AAAAC3NzaC1lZDI1NTE5AAAAIGmlBxUagOqtWcW6B77TUL8li85ZNYx0tphd3TSx4SEB test-key-tenant
- - name: otherhost
- url: https://internal.documentation/hosts/otherhost
- tags:
- - apples
- - strawberries`}
-
-
- You can pass hosts via CLI arguments:
- -
- {`hostpatrol compile --host my-host-1 --host my-host-2 > /tmp/hostpatrol-report.json`}
-
-
- - This command connects to hosts in parallel and ignores all failed hosts by reporting errors in the output. -
- -- If you want to change the number of maximum number of threads to use for concurrent patrol tasks, do so - with `--threads` option that defaults to `4` otherwise: -
- -
- {`hostpatrol compile --threads 10 --host my-host-1 --host my-host-2 ... > /tmp/hostpatrol-report.json`}
-
-
- - Alternatively, you can use the configuration file which has additional benefit of attaching static - information to your hosts such as external documentation URL and/or tags, and using SSH configuration - instead of plain host name. -
- -
- {`hostpatrol compile --config config.yaml > /tmp/hostpatrol-report.json`}
-
-
- ..., or mix with `--host` option:
- -
- {`hostpatrol compile --config config.yaml --host a-host --host b-host > /tmp/hostpatrol-report.json`}
-
-
- - You can process/analyse the JSON output itself or use{' '} - - Web application - {' '} - to list, tabulate and visualise the information. -
-- Host Patrol is a command-line tool for gathering information about your hosts via SSH. It also offers a Web - application for viewing this information in your browser. -
- - -+ HOST + PATROL +
+ ); +} export default function Header() { const [isMenuOpen, setIsMenuOpen] = useState(false); @@ -24,57 +34,38 @@ export default function Header() { classNames={{ base: 'z-50 bg-gray-200' }} >- HOST - PATROL -
+ +