Nice! I saw the one for Ubuntu and thinking we needed one for Mac, thanks again!
What's the Ubuntu version?
Digital Ocean droplets manager for OS X
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Re: Digital Ocean droplets manager for OS X
#22Neat. I'd love something like this that supported all the major cloud providers (perhaps via libcloud https://libcloud.apache.org/ )
A while ago I wrote a CLI tool that does exactly that:
https://github.com/ema/nubo
The tool also exposes its functionalities as a python library, so it might be useful for those who want to manage their VMs through a panel indicator.
Re: Digital Ocean droplets manager for OS X
#23Nice! I saw the one for Ubuntu and thinking we needed one for Mac, thanks again!
What's the Ubuntu version?
Re: Digital Ocean droplets manager for OS X
#24Earlier quoted context omitted.
Can't imagine not trying to login to the server and doing some investigation before just doing a blind reboot I agree with parent, and prefer this http://fitztrev.github.io/shuttle/ Best of both worlds (and works with all hosts) only thing you lose is the 1 click reboot/shutdown
I use shuttle (all of our infrastructure is AWS); excellent recommendation. And you would be surprised how often blind reboots happen (sometimes you don't get to make the call). Disclaimer: DevOps/Sysadmin.
I use shuttle as well as sshpass so I don't have to enter in the passwords (too many to remember).
Re: Digital Ocean droplets manager for OS X
#25First things first. What is a droplet and why do I need that?
Re: Digital Ocean droplets manager for OS X
#26Hmm we've got 130+ droplets and it seems to only fetch the details of the first one with that quantity