Thread: kitops Tool

A more detailed description will follow. In the meantime, below is the kitops usage information and an excerpt from the man page.

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options:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  -a, --add             add the kit specified with -m
  -l, --list            list all the kits available on the system
  -e, --remove          remove the specified kit
  -m MEDIA              specify the media iso or mountpoint for the kit
  -k KIT, --kit=KIT     kit
  -o KITVERSION, --kitversion=KITVERSION
                        kitversion
  -c KITARCH, --kitarch=KITARCH
                        kitarch
  --dbdriver=DBDRIVER   Database driver (sqlite, mysql)
  --dbdatabase=DBDATABASE
                        Database
  --dbuser=DBUSER       Database username
  --dbpassword=DBPASSWORD
                        Database password
  -y, --yes             Assume the answer to any question is Yes
  -v, --version         Display version

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NAME
       kitops - Kusu/OCS kit management tool.

SYNTAX
       kitops [-h|-v|-l]    - Kit information

       kitops  [-a  -m  Media  [{-k Kitname | --kit=Kitname}  [-o KitVersion |
       --kitversion=KitVersion] [-c  KitArch  |  --kitarch=KitArch]]]        -
       Adding a Kit

       kitops  [-e  {-k  Kitname  | --kit=Kitname}  [-o KitVersion | --kitver-
       sion=KitVersion] [-c KitArch | --kitarch=KitArch]                 - Kit
       removal

DESCRIPTION
       Kitops is the kit operations tool.  It is for adding and removing kits.
       Once a kit is added with kitops is must be associated with one or  more
       repositories with the repoman before the kit can be used.

       Adding  a  kit  to the installer cause the packages to be copied to the
       /depot/kits directory.  The kit is not yet available  for  installation
       on  the  nodes.   The kit then needs to be associated with a repository
       using repoman.

       Kits can be deleted from the installer, however the  kit  must  not  be
       associated with any repository prior to it's removal.  Removing the kit
       from the repository may also require  de-selecting  any  components  of
       that  kit  that  are in use.  A kit cannot be removed if the components
       are in use.

       Upgrading a kit is performed by deleting the old kit and adding the new
       one.   However  this  is  not  desirable.  The repository using the kit
       should be snapshoted so that it can be reverted back to in the event of
       a problem.

OPTIONS
       -a, --add
              Add a kit.

       -e, --remove
              Remove a kit.  The kit must not be associated with any reposito-
              ries, and the components provided by that kit should not be used
              in  any  nodegroups.   If this condition is not met the kit will
              not be removed.

       -h, --help
              Print the help information and exit.

       -k, --kit=<Kit Name>
              Specifies the name of the kit to add or remove.

       -o, --kitversion=<Kit Version>
              Specifies the kit version to add or remove.

       -c, --kitarch=<Kit Arch>
              Specifies the kit architecture to add or remove.

       -m <Media>
              Specifies the kit ISO file, or the mount point of the media con-
              taining the kit to add.

       --dbdriver=<Driver>
              Connect  to  an  alternate  database using the driver specified.
              Currently mysql and/or sqlite.  This option is  not  needed  for
              normal use.

       --dbdatabase=<Database>
              Connect to an alternate database to read information from.  This
              option is not needed for normal use.

       --dbuser=<User>
              Connect to an alternate database as user <User> to read informa-
              tion from.  This option is not needed for normal use.

       --dbpassword=<Password>
              Connect to an alternate database using the password provided  to
              read information from.  This option is  not  needed  for  normal
              use.

       -v, --version
              Print the version information and exit.

       -y, --yes
              Skip the confirmation when deleting a kit.

FILES
       /depot/kits/*