CLI Commands¶
Fetch all available Virtual Machines¶
This command is mostly for test/debug reasons and gives you an output of all Virtual Machines with a default set of properties:
Usage¶
icingacli vsphere fetch virtualmachines [options]
Options¶
| Option | Description |
|---|---|
--<vhost> <host> |
IP, host or URL to for your vCenter or ESX host |
--<username> <user> |
When authenticating, this username will be used |
--<password> <pass> |
The related password |
--lookup-ids |
Replace id-references with their name |
--no-ssl-verify-peer |
Accept certificates signed by unknown CA |
--no-ssl-verify-host |
Accept certificates not matching the host name |
--use-insecure-http |
Use plaintext HTTP requests |
--proxy <proxy> |
Use the given Proxy (ip, host or host:port |
--proxy-type <type> |
HTTP (default) or SOCKS5 |
--proxy-username <user> |
Username for authenticated HTTP proxy |
--proxy-password <pass> |
Password for authenticated HTTP proxy |
--benchmark |
Show resource usage summary |
--json |
Dump JSON output |
Fetch all available Host Systems¶
This command is mostly for test/debug reasons and gives you an output of all Host Systems with a default set of properties:
Usage¶
icingacli vsphere fetch hostsystems [options]
Options¶
| Option | Description |
|---|---|
--<vhost> <host> |
IP, host or URL to for your vCenter or ESX host |
--<username> <user> |
When authenticating, this username will be used |
--<password> <pass> |
The related password |
--no-ssl-verify-peer |
Accept certificates signed by unknown CA |
--no-ssl-verify-host |
Accept certificates not matching the host name |
--use-insecure-http |
Use plaintext HTTP requests |
--proxy <proxy> |
Use the given Proxy (ip, host or host:port |
--proxy-type <type> |
HTTP (default) or SOCKS5 |
--proxy-username <user> |
Username for authenticated HTTP proxy |
--proxy-password <pass> |
Password for authenticated HTTP proxy |
--benchmark |
Show resource usage summary |
--json |
Dump JSON output |