Bssh

• Bssh
  • Usage
    • Adding Connections
    • Connecting
    • Parallel Code Execution
  • Installation
    • go-get
    • From The Source
    • Install From Binary

Bssh is an ssh bucket for categorizing and automating ssh connections. Also, with parallel command execution and connection checks(pings) over categories (namespaces).

Usage

Adding Connections To The Bucket

Start by adding an ssh connection
bssh add --addr [email protected] -n cluster --key .ssh/id_rsa --alias exmaple_conn
or
bssh add --addr [email protected] -n cluster --password --alias exmaple_conn

-n flag enables you to categorize the connections.

Connecting

By typing bssh you can now see the connection and connect to it. Also, by using bssh -n you can filter by namespaces
You can add more connections to the same namespace.

Parallel Code Execution

Let's say you have 30 different servers in you cluster and want check if the time is synchronized.
run:
bssh run -n date
select the namespace you want to check.
Or you might want to know which host is up or down.
bssh ping -n

for more commands check bssh --help

Installation

Installing With go-get

If you have go installed you can use go-get to install bssh.
go get https://github.com/FurkanTheHuman/bssh

Installing From The Source

You can install the project by cloning this repository. Of course go needs to be installed.
git clone https://github.com/FurkanTheHuman/bssh
cd bssh
go build .
sudo cp bssh /usr/local/bin/bssh

Install From Binary

You can directly install the executable from GitHub release. Choose the version that is compatible with your system from here
wget -O bssh.tar.gz https://github.com/FurkanTheHuman/bssh/releases/download/v0.1.6/bssh_0.1.6_linux_amd64.tar.gz
tar xvf bssh.tar.gz chmod +x bssh
sudo cp bssh /usr/local/bin/bssh