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context https://github.com/exoscale/exoip/blob/4b6c67e461495317288803a0c8eeb263e794cbd3/engine.go#L196-L207

the .Get can be a complex call, and the error message saying id: %s, name: %s is not good enough in some cases.

https://github.com/exoscale/egoscale/blob/master/virtual_machines.go#L36

Idea we could use the Payload of the request to show the actual request made.

something looks broken.

% exo firewall list
┼────────────┼────────────────────────┼──────────────────────────────────────┼
│    NAME    │      DESCRIPTION       │                  ID                  │
┼────────────┼────────────────────────┼──────────────────────────────────────┼
│ my-cluster │                        │ 307d40be-34d1-4d45-8019-ce4a18a74609 │
┼────────────┼────────────────────────┼──────────────────────────────────────┼

%  exo firewall add my-cluster --protocol all --security-group my-cluster 
Security group not found wrong ID or Name, got

% exo firewall add my-cluster --protocol all -c 0.0.0.0/0               
Security group not found wrong ID or Name, got 

Please tick the useful commands you'd want to see added.

• createVPCOffering
• ldapCreateAccount
• createPod
• removeRawUsageRecords
• copyIso
• deleteAutoScaleVmProfile
• addExternalFirewall
• deleteExternalLoadBalancer
• listVirtualMachinesMetrics
• deleteStoragePool
• listHosts
• updateStoragePool
• rebootSystemVm
• importLdapUsers
• listDedicatedZones
• listElastistorPool
• updateFirewallRule
• quotaIsEnabled
• listSrxFirewalls
• listHypervisors
• deleteAccountFromProject
• getSolidFireVolumeAccessGroupId
• updateGuestOs
• updateResourceLimit #128
• deleteStaticRoute
• listHostsMetrics
• releaseDedicatedPod
• deleteRemoteAccessVpn
• updateNetworkACLList
• deleteNiciraNvpDevice
• deleteEvents
• listUcsBlades
• notifyBaremetalProvisionDone
• getVolumeSnapshotDetails
• deleteIso
• deleteExternalFirewall
• updateHost
• createEgressFirewallRule
• listVPCOfferings
• getSolidFireVolumeSize
• uploadVolume
• configureOutOfBandManagement
• listStorageTags
• listTemplatePermissions
• destroySystemVm
• archiveEvents
• addSwift
• deleteSecondaryStagingStore
• addSrxFirewall
• updateLoadBalancer
• scaleSystemVm
• listSnapshotPolicies
• updateVpnCustomerGateway
• stopRouter
• lockAccount
• listClusters
• deleteProjectInvitation
• listProjectInvitations
• listEgressFirewallRules
• deleteTrafficType
• updateRegion
• listClustersMetrics
• listLdapConfigurations
• listSecondaryStagingStores
• createRemoteAccessVpn
• startRouter
• listGuestOsMapping
• deleteStratosphereSsp
• createAutoScalePolicy
• listPhysicalNetworks
• listFirewallRules
• deleteBrocadeVcsDevice
• cleanVMReservations
• extractIso
• createSecondaryStagingStore
• removeVmwareDc
• listInternalLoadBalancerElements
• updateLBHealthCheckPolicy
• createLoadBalancerRule
• addGuestOsMapping
• disableOutOfBandManagementForZone
• configureF5LoadBalancer
• updateNetworkOffering
• updateVPC
• changeOutOfBandManagementPassword
• deleteEgressFirewallRule
• stopSystemVm
• listResourceDetails #99
• createNetworkOffering
• dedicateCluster
• createIpForwardingRule
• listVolumesMetrics
• listElastistorInterface
• listSslCerts
• listPrivateGateways
• updateVmNicIp
• updateLBStickinessPolicy
• listPods
• startInternalLoadBalancerVM
• updateDiskOffering
• deleteSrxFirewall
• addAccountToProject
• resetVpnConnection
• createAutoScaleVmGroup
• searchLdap
• deleteLoadBalancerRule
• addBaremetalPxePingServer
• listPortableIpRanges
• getVirtualMachineUserData #103
• listConfigurations
• disableStaticNat
• deleteUcsManager
• deleteHost
• listCapabilities
• releaseDedicatedZone
• updateTrafficType
• listConditions
• updateNetworkServiceProvider
• removeFromLoadBalancerRule
• addNuageVspDevice
• createStaticRoute
• addTrafficType
• deletePrivateGateway
• listLoadBalancerRuleInstances
• deleteCondition
• updateDomain
• updatePhysicalNetwork
• disableAutoScaleVmGroup
• createSnapshotPolicy
• deleteNuageVspDevice
• createRolePermission
• listSystemVms
• createProject
• assignCertToLoadBalancer
• addCiscoVnmcResource
• replaceNetworkACLList
• detachVolume
• markDefaultZoneForAccount
• enableOutOfBandManagementForZone
• listLdapUsers
• changeServiceForSystemVm
• listIpForwardingRules
• deleteVMSnapshot
• listStoragePoolsMetrics
• rebootRouter
• listStoragePools
• findHostsForMigration
• updateHypervisorCapabilities
• enableCiscoNexusVSM
• dedicateGuestVlanRange
• listStaticRoutes
• listF5LoadBalancers
• listExternalLoadBalancers
• updateIso
• listOpenDaylightControllers
• addBigSwitchBcfDevice
• deleteCounter
• issueOutOfBandManagementPowerAction
• deleteUser
• deleteNetworkDevice
• createPortForwardingRule
• dedicateZone
• prepareTemplate #125
• assignToLoadBalancerRule
• tmProvisionVirtualMachine
• archiveAlerts
• deleteCiscoVnmcResource
• stopInternalLoadBalancerVM
• addBrocadeVcsDevice
• createDomain
• listExternalFirewalls
• login
• listHypervisorCapabilities
• addImageStore
• tmDestroyVirtualMachine
• getSolidFireAccountId
• listSupportedNetworkServices
• listRolePermissions
• listDedicatedGuestVlanRanges
• listNetworkACLs
• addNetworkServiceProvider
• deleteVpnGateway
• copyTemplate #125
• createServiceOffering
• listNiciraNvpDeviceNetworks
• assignVirtualMachine
• deleteBigSwitchBcfDevice
• configureNetscalerLoadBalancer
• listOvsElements
• associateUcsProfileToBlade
• deleteNetworkServiceProvider
• deleteNetworkOffering
• dedicatePod
• listNetworkDevice
• updateStorageNetworkIpRange
• deleteOpenDaylightController
• updateTemplate #125
• createVlanIpRange
• updateVpnConnection
• listPaloAltoFirewallNetworks
• getPathForVolume
• listUcsManagers
• changeServiceForRouter
• deleteLdapConfiguration
• updateVolume
• listTrafficTypes
• addSecondaryStorage
• updateAccount
• disableAccount #102
• listDomains
• listUsageTypes
• listNetworkACLLists
• deleteTemplate #125
• deleteVPC
• updateVpnGateway
• releaseDedicatedGuestVlanRange
• migrateVirtualMachine #126
• createTemplate #125
• listBaremetalRct
• listDedicatedClusters
• uploadCustomCertificate
• deleteVpnCustomerGateway
• enableOutOfBandManagementForCluster
• listPortForwardingRules
• updateTemplatePermissions
• listTrafficMonitors
• updatePortForwardingRule
• listBrocadeVcsDevices
• linkDomainToLdap
• deleteVpnConnection
• deleteF5LoadBalancer
• createNetworkACL
• listVpnCustomerGateways
• createGlobalLoadBalancerRule
• deleteNetscalerLoadBalancer
• listGlobalLoadBalancerRules
• deleteDiskOffering
• releaseDedicatedCluster
• createVirtualRouterElement
• createVPC
• deleteAutoScalePolicy
• deleteRole
• deleteCiscoNexusVSM
• listInternalLoadBalancerVMs
• listCiscoVnmcResources
• removeResourceDetail
• listOsTypes
• removeGuestOs
• listSrxFirewallNetworks
• detachIso
• deletePaloAltoFirewall
• deletePod
• listDeploymentPlanners
• deleteCluster
• prepareHostForMaintenance
• createRole
• removeRegion
• getVolumeiScsiName
• getUploadParamsForVolume
• updateAutoScaleVmProfile
• updateAutoScaleVmGroup
• enableAutoScaleVmGroup
• updateGuestOsMapping
• listDiskOfferings
• updateHostPassword
• createPortableIpRange
• deleteCiscoAsa1000vResource
• updateCluster
• listUcsProfiles
• listStorageProviders
• updateGlobalLoadBalancerRule
• createCondition
• listProjects
• createAccount
• revertToVMSnapshot
• addGuestOs
• listHostTags
• removeGuestOsMapping
• registerIso
• listCiscoAsa1000vResources
• listElastistorVolume
• deletePortableIpRange
• listNiciraNvpDevices
• addBaremetalPxeKickStartServer
• listAlerts
• upgradeRouterTemplate
• extractVolume
• listVlanIpRanges
• listNuageVspDevices
• cancelHostMaintenance
• updateZone
• listProjectAccounts
• addExternalLoadBalancer
• updateAutoScalePolicy
• createDiskOffering
• createLBHealthCheckPolicy
• lockUser
• listLBHealthCheckPolicies
• listDedicatedPods
• listVPCs
• migrateVirtualMachineWithVolume
• addNetworkDevice
• updateUser #99
• restartVPC
• removeCertFromLoadBalancer
• addHost
• attachVolume
• addBaremetalDhcp
• addTrafficMonitor
• listLoadBalancers
• updateProject
• deleteLBStickinessPolicy
• listUsers #99
• listVpnConnections
• disableUser
• listIsos
• updateCloudToUseObjectStore
• listAutoScalePolicies
• addBaremetalRct
• updateRole
• listVmwareDcs
• listRemoteAccessVpns
• deleteNetworkACLList
• createServiceInstance
• releasePublicIpRange
• listNetscalerLoadBalancerNetworks
• startSystemVm
• listNetworkIsolationMethods
• listStorageNetworkIpRange
• deleteDomain
• configureVirtualRouterElement
• migrateVolume
• configureSrxFirewall
• resetApiLimit
• createInternalLoadBalancerElement
• deleteVlanIpRange
• generateAlert
• addLdapConfiguration
• ldapConfig
• deletePortForwardingRule
• deleteGlobalLoadBalancerRule
• listBigSwitchBcfDevices
• updateConfiguration
• dedicatePublicIpRange
• enableStaticNat
• deleteZone
• getUploadParamsForTemplate
• releaseDedicatedHost
• updateProjectInvitation
• listRegions
• configureInternalLoadBalancerElement
• migrateSystemVm
• listCounters
• listVirtualRouterElements
• deleteSnapshotPolicies
• listTrafficTypeImplementors
• deleteImageStore
• listAutoScaleVmProfiles
• disableOutOfBandManagementForHost
• updateResourceCount
• listVpnGateways
• listRoles
• getCloudIdentifier
• createLBStickinessPolicy
• configurePaloAltoFirewall
• addCiscoAsa1000vResource
• updateNetworkACLItem
• listRouters
• releaseHostReservation
• createVpnConnection
• listBrocadeVcsDeviceNetworks
• deletePhysicalNetwork
• dedicateHost
• removeVpnUser
• addGloboDnsHost
• logout
• deleteLBHealthCheckPolicy
• listSwifts
• enableOutOfBandManagementForHost
• deleteServiceOffering
• addNiciraNvpDevice
• addF5LoadBalancer
• listNetworkServiceProviders
• listInfrastructure
• listUsageRecords
• deleteVolume
• enableUser
• listZonesMetrics
• extractTemplate #125 ?
• suspendProject
• getApiLimit #128
• deleteStorageNetworkIpRange
• addVmwareDc
• updateIsoPermissions
• registerTemplate #125
• deleteVPCOffering
• addStratosphereSsp
• updateNuageVspDevice
• deleteNetworkACL
• createStoragePool
• findStoragePoolsForMigration
• addOpenDaylightController
• createZone
• disableCiscoNexusVSM
• createStorageNetworkIpRange
• listDomainChildren
• assignToGlobalLoadBalancerRule
• configureOvsElement
• addImageStoreS3
• createPhysicalNetwork
• listAutoScaleVmGroups
• createFirewallRule
• createVolume
• listF5LoadBalancerNetworks
• listVMSnapshot
• updatePod
• attachIso
• listBaremetalDhcp
• tmMigrateVirtualMachine
• enableStorageMaintenance
• ldapRemove
• createUser #99
• deleteBaremetalRct
• createVpnGateway
• addResourceDetail
• createVMSnapshot
• listVpnUsers
• deleteLoadBalancer
• deleteIpForwardingRule
• addRegion
• generateUsageRecords
• updateRolePermission
• cancelStorageMaintenance
• destroyRouter
• updateSnapshotPolicy
• listImageStores
• deleteAccount
• createCounter
• disableOutOfBandManagementForCluster
• addCluster
• deleteTrafficMonitor
• activateProject
• deleteSslCert
• listDedicatedHosts
• deleteAutoScaleVmGroup
• listPaloAltoFirewalls
• updateLoadBalancerRule
• deleteAlerts
• enableAccount #102
• createAutoScaleVmProfile
• listLBStickinessPolicies
• addUcsManager
• reconnectHost
• deleteProject
• listNetscalerLoadBalancers
• addNetscalerLoadBalancer
• listIsoPermissions
• createLoadBalancer
• listBaremetalPxeServers
• addPaloAltoFirewall
• createPrivateGateway
• listLoadBalancerRules
• getUser
• deleteFirewallRule
• uploadSslCert
• createVpnCustomerGateway
• listCiscoNexusVSMs
• addVpnUser
• addBaremetalHost
• deleteRolePermission
• updateRemoteAccessVpn
• updateVPCOffering
• updateEgressFirewallRule
• listOsCategories
• removeFromGlobalLoadBalancerRule
• listCapacity
• updateServiceOffering
• createNetworkACLList

% exo firewall

list List security groups or show a security group rules details

that or means it should have two commands, list and show

in the issue #179 we want to leave from cloudstack.iniconfiguration file. So what can be the new format of our new config file

Advantage:

• usable with spf13/viper
• manage accounts more easily
• create an environment for each account

e.g stop

$ exo vm stop vm-test-1
stopping "vm-test-1" ...
"vm-test-1" stopped !

e.g reboot

$ exo vm reboot vm-test-1
rebooting "vm-test-1" ...
"vm-test-1" rebooted !

• #260 start
• #270 scale
• #262 reboot
• #261 stop
• #272 restore
• #273 resize

$ exo firewall add rancher http https

is it easy to support multiple rules ?

https://goreleaser.com/linux-packages/

$ exo vm delete xyz
Destroying...
5c2beeb6-8f08-4653-849c-f657b2f233aa

wait, no!

Make sure we support both of them.

• apache/cloudstack#2428

Check out go-cloudstack as well...

• xanzy/go-cloudstack#98

% export TF_LOG=trace terraform ...

should output the HTTP requests made.

https://blog.golang.org/http-tracing

The golint check is deactivate because there is no docs.

https://godoc.org/github.com/exoscale/egoscale

Deploying node-1..
Creating sshkey
Deploying node-2...
Creating sshkey
Deploying node-3...
Installing Docker on node(s).................................................
RKE install:
2018/06/29 09:09:06 exec: "rke": executable file not found in $PATH

When use Paginate, the callback function receives the value itself rather than a pointer to it. It's premature optimization but it would be more efficient and similar the the other calls to have a pointer instead.

// direct call - no pagination
r, _ := client.Request(&egoscale.ListAPIs{})
apis := r.(*egoscale.ListAPIsResponse).API

// whole list with Pagination
apis, _ := client.List(&egoscale.API{})
for _, i := range apis {
    // now
    api := i.(egoscale.API)
    // proposal
    api := i.(*egoscale.API)

    // ...
}

// iterate with pagination
client.Paginate(&egoscale.ListAPIs, func(i interface{}, e error) bool {
    // now
    api := i.(egoscale.API)
    // proposal
    api := i.(*egoscale.API)

    // ...
})

• VPC
• VLAN

at the moment, exo config show wants an explicit configuration to be displayed. It'd be nice to have the default one.

% exo config show
(help)

% exo config list
- foo [default]

% exo config show foo
what I wanted in the first play

All the links point to 4.10 which is inaccurate... mostly. Change them or remove them.

• http://cloudstack.apache.org/api/apidocs-4.4/TOC_Root_Admin.html
• http://cloudstack.apache.org/api/apidocs-4.4/TOC_User.html

Just like Get, and Delete

listApis gives us enough informations to generate all the structs.

Do it!

Current API

• client.Request(command)
• client.AsyncRequest(command, {Delay, Retries})

Additional API

• client.RequestWithContext(ctx, command)
• client.AsyncRequestWithContext(ctx, command), you are responsible to give a ctx with a Timeout or Cancel it.

The async request, can have a default strategy to retry on the server in a decent fashion. E.g. at x% of the remaining time (where x changes).

https://github.com/xanzy/go-cloudstack/blob/master/cloudstack/cloudstack.go#L286-L290

Issues

A call may take some time, and one cannot cancel it. It should accept a context everywhere.

At Google, we require that Go programmers pass a Context parameter as the first argument to every function on the call path between incoming and outgoing requests. This allows Go code developed by many different teams to interoperate well. It provides simple control over timeouts and cancelation and ensures that critical values like security credentials transit Go programs properly.

https://blog.golang.org/context

cf. #41

two little things with template list

template := &egoscale.Template{IsFeatured: true, ZoneID: "1"}

1. it promotes bad usage of the API with the ZoneID = 1, when it should use the defaultZone instead
2. it could take another set of arguments given to keyword

$ exo template list LTS
"Linux Ubuntu 18.04 LTS 64-bit 10G Disk (2018-04-26-0e6133)"
"Linux Ubuntu 16.04 LTS 64-bit 10G Disk (2018-03-02-5858e9)"

fields to be removed

cf. #129

$ ./exo vm create hello        
panic: unable to redefine 'a' shorthand in "create" flagset: it's already used for "anti-affinity-group" flag

Using 7dd1d92

https://github.com/exoscale/terraform-provider-exoscale#todo-listmissing-features

JobID and JobStatus should not be part of the structs themselves

% exo vm create huey --cloud-init-file init.yml --service-offering medium --template "Ubuntu 16.04 LTS" --security-group my-cluster
more than one template found for "Ubuntu 16.04 LTS" 

The issue is linked wit the fact that this particular template still has the various sizes around.

% cs listTemplates --templatefilter=featured --keyword="16.04" --zoneid=1 | jq ".template[].displaytext"
"Linux Ubuntu 16.04 LTS 64-bit 10G Disk (2018-03-02-5858e9)"
"Linux Ubuntu 16.04 LTS 64-bit 400G Disk (2018-01-23-8856b8)"
"Linux Ubuntu 16.04 LTS 64-bit 50G Disk (2018-01-23-8856b8)"
"Linux Ubuntu 16.04 LTS 64-bit 200G Disk (2018-01-23-8856b8)"
"Linux Ubuntu 16.04 LTS 64-bit 100G Disk (2018-01-23-8856b8)"

fixing it is a hack... but it's already being made for template list

exo create test-cluster--security-group k8s-security-group --firewall-rules-add
2018/06/29 10:58:50 API error InternalError 530 (CSErrorCode(0) 0): Failed to authorize security group ingress rule(s)

Anything can fail, take way longer than expected, etc...

Scenario, the VM doesn't have the port 22 open.

$ exo firewall remove default0 <...>   # port 22
$ exo ssh my-vm
Warning: Identity file /home/yoan/.exoscale/instances/bed92ae5-494e-4802-80ab-e28dc633e1a8/id_rsa not accessible: No such file or directory.
<hanging there for a very long time>
ssh: connect to host 159.100.251.224 port 22: Connection timed out
2018/06/21 10:00:38 exit status 255

Example:
kubernetes/kubectl@7448de5

The ability to continue the flow after a ^C could become useful.

(via generate/main)

• ExpungeVirtualMachine 1
• ListSnapshots 1
• ListEvents 13
• ListAffinityGroups 9
• ListNics 5
• ScaleVirtualMachine 3
• AssociateIPAddress 9
• UpdateVMAffinityGroup 3
• StopVirtualMachine 2
• UpdateInstanceGroup 2
• DeployVirtualMachine 32
• ListAffinityGroupTypes 1
• GetVMPassword 1
• ListTemplates 13
• ActivateIP6 1
• ListZones 1
• UpdateUser 2
• CreateInstanceGroup 4
• ListAccounts 9
• DestroyVirtualMachine 2
• AddNicToVirtualMachine 3
• ListResourceLimits 10
• CreateAffinityGroup 5
• DisassociateIPAddress 1
• ChangeServiceForVirtualMachine 3
• StartVirtualMachine 3
• ResetPasswordForVirtualMachine 3
• ListSecurityGroups 11
• AuthorizeSecurityGroupIngress 13
• UpdateIPAddress 3
• RevokeSecurityGroupIngress 1
• ListVirtualMachines 29
• DeleteInstanceGroup 5
• UpdateVirtualMachine 12
• AuthorizeSecurityGroupEgress 13
• CreateSnapshot 1
• ListVolumes 18
• RebootVirtualMachine 1
• DeleteSecurityGroup 6
• RemoveNicFromVirtualMachine 2
• AddIPToNic 2
• ListServiceOfferings 1
• RecoverVirtualMachine 2
• RemoveIPFromNic 1
• RevokeSecurityGroupEgress 1
• UpdateDefaultNicForVirtualMachine 4
• ListPublicIPAddresses 22
• RestoreVirtualMachine 3
• ResizeVolume 4
• ListInstanceGroups 9
• DeleteAffinityGroup 5
• CreateSecurityGroup 5

Reading from the stdin should be cancelled by the global context.

% exo config
Good day! exo is already configured with accounts:
- cloudstack-testing [Default]
[+] Do you wish to add another account? [yN]: ^C^C^C^C^C

Hi, could you share some basic examples of how to query for example running instances, fetch tags of them etc, something that could replace for example the python cs:

$ cs listVirtualMachines state=Running | jq

Can you prepare the change to move from int to uuid for the ostypeid in the response of listVirtualMachines. This has been reported upstream too and a change is awaiting validation/discussion: apache/cloudstack#2608

When you have the time to tackle this one.

% exo vm create huey \
            --cloud-init-file init.yml \
            --service-offering medium \
            --template "Ubuntu 16.04 LTS" \
            --security-group my-cluster

Creating sshkey
Deploying "huey".....

now

┼────────┼───────────────┼──────────────────────────────────────┼
│ NAME   │      IP       │                  ID                  │
┼────────┼───────────────┼──────────────────────────────────────┼
│ huey   │ 89.145.164.95 │ e724ad5a-4576-4203-a9ef-867806f5229a │
┼────────┼───────────────┼──────────────────────────────────────┼

idea

The deployment of "huey" went well! What to do now?

Connect to the machine

    > exo ssh huey
    ssh -i /home/me/.exoscale/.../id_rsa [email protected]

Put the SSH configuration into `.ssh/config`

    > exo ssh huey --info
    Host huey
        HostName ...
        ...

Tip of the day: you're the sole owner of the private key. Be cautious with it.
..

I would hide the secret key from the output, at least by default.

$ exo config show myorg
API KEY: EXO...
API Secret: ×××××××××××××××××××××××××××
...

An attempt to delete many VMs stops at the first one, either successful or not.

% exo vm delete huey louie dewey
[+] sure you want to delete "huey" virtual machine [Yn]: y
Destroying....
9f0ea9d3-85e2-4068-a6e1-4ec967dd8904

% exo vm delete huey louie dewey
Unable to get Virtual Machine "huey". API error ParamError 431 (CSErrorCode(0) 0): not found, query: apikey=EXO9f5db99c785d5821b58627d1, command=listVirtualMachines, name=huey, response=json

%

exo create test-cluster --security-group k8s-security-group --firewall-rules-add

k8s-security-group is used to add rules but instances are created with "default" SG

Ideas for the config.

Prerequisites

• stop using `/.cloudstack.ini
• use a new /.exoscale/config.toml

Ideas

First run

No cloudstack.ini detected.

$ exo config

Hi happy Exoscalian, some configuration is required to use exo

Do you have an account already? [Yn]
[No] -> quit, explain how to create one's account
[Yes]

We now need some very important informations, find them there.
https://portal.exoscale.com/account/profile/api

Endpoint: https://api.exoscale.ch/compute  # only on a retry
API Key:
Secret Key:

Testing the credentials...
[failure] -> go back to key/secret with the endpoint confirmation
[success]

Organization name [exoscale-2]
Make exoscale-2 your current profile? [Yn]

Do you have more credentials to import? [Yn]
[No] -> quit with a nice message
[Yes] -> go back to API Key/Secret

Some cloudstack.ini file were detected.

$ exo config

Howdy experienced Exoscalian, some configuration is required to use exo.

We've found the following configurations:
 - [cloudstack] EXO...
 - [prod] EXO...
 - [preprod:admin] EXO...

Do you wish to import them automagically? [All, some, none]
[None]  -> go to non-cloudstack.ini file setup
[All] -> like some but without the question
[Some]

Importing cloudstack EXO...? [Yn]
[No] -> skip
[Yes]

Organization name [exoscale-2]
Make exoscale-2 your current profile? [Yn]

...

Existing configuration is detected

$ exo config

Good day! exo is already configured with accounts:
- exoscale-2 [current]
- [email protected]
- ...

 Do you wish to add another account? [Yn]
[Yes] -> go to step 0
[No]

Bye bye!

Then runs

$ exo config list
[*] exoscale-2
   [email protected]
   [email protected]@ppapi.exoscale.com

$ exo config set [email protected]@ppapi.exoscale.com
Current profile set to [email protected]@ppapi.exoscale.com

$ exo config show [email protected]
API Key: EXO...
API Secret: <hidden>
Endpoint: ...

$ exo config remove [email protected]
[email protected]

Wins

1. Move away from CloudStack
2. A proper .toml may let us store way more informations than the current .ini file. (While becoming Terraform)
3. ...
4. 🤑

With the upcoming vgo changes and the ever growing list of files you have to go through before reaching the README, it will be probably be the time to move packages files around.

• github.com/exoscale/egoscale/cmd/cs
• github.com/exoscale/egoscale/cmd/exo
• new github.com/exoscale/egoscale/compute to contains all the cloudstack related files
• new github.com/exoscale/egoscale/dns to contains all the dns related files
• github.com/exoscale/egoscale will be empty

just like with the connection, it shouldn't fail on us and print something useful.

% exo ssh irc --print
default ssh KeyPair not found "Default ssh keypair not found" infos.sshKeys

% exo ssh irc        
Warning: Identity file Default ssh keypair not found not accessible: No such file or directory.
Welcome to Ubuntu 18.04 LTS (GNU/Linux 4.15.0-24-generic x86_64)
ubuntu@irc:~$

I've spawned all my machines in dk2 instead...

https://godoc.org/github.com/exoscale/egoscale/cmd/exo