Adeotek.DevOpsTools 0.2.0

dot - AdeoTEK DevOps Tools

dot is a collection of CLI tools for developers and DevOps.

Install

AdeoTEK DevOps Tools NuGet package can be found on nuget.org.

# Install latest version (preview version are not included)
dotnet tool install --global AdeoTEK.DevOpsTools

# Install specific version
dotnet tool install --global Adeotek.DevOpsTools --version <specific_version>

Update

dotnet tool update -g AdeoTEK.DevOpsTools

Usage

dot <command> <subcommand> [arguments] [options]
# or
dotnet dot <command> <subcommand> [arguments] [options]

To get more information about a command, run:

dot <command> --help
# or
dot <command> <subcommand> --help

Commands

container

Docker containers management tool. The subcommand work in a similar way to docker-compose, but referring only to individual containers. The subcommands allows for the creation/update/removal of containers, based on configuration files written in YAML or JSON.

Subcommands

• up - Create/Update Docker containers based on YAML/JSON configuration files
• down - Remove Docker containers based on YAML/JSON configuration files
• config - YAML/JSON configuration files generator/checker
  • validate - Validate existing YAML/JSON configuration file
  • sample - Generate new sample YAML/JSON configuration file

Check ContainerConfiguration.md for more information about the configuration files.

email

Email tools.

Subcommands

• send - Send an email message based on a configuration file or provided options

Check EmailConfiguration.md for more information about the configuration files.

port

TCP Ports tools.

Subcommands

• listen - Start a listener on the provided TCP port
• probe - Probe (check if listening) a local or remote TCP port

utf8bom

This tool allows for adding/removing/checking the BOM (Byte Order Mark) signature of UTF-8 encoded files.

Subcommands

• add - Add BOM (Byte Order Mark) to any UTF-8 files that do not have it
• remove - Remove BOM (Byte Order Mark) from any UTF-8 files that have it

To only check if BOM is present, without changing it, use the add/remove subcommands together with the --dry-run option.