Multi-Cloud-Control provides a single solution for controlling cloud VMs/Instances across AWS, Azure, GCP and Alibaba Cloud. It displays a combined list of VM-instances across providers, and allows starting, stopping and making connections. It's extremely useful for shell users who work in multi-cloud environments.
This utility can be executed with two different commands:
mccl
- runs in "List Mode", which displays a unified list of instances and their state across providersmcc
- runs in "Command Mode", which displays a unified instance list and allows for command execution
mccl
Displays a unified list of VM/instances and their parameters across providers- useful when quick access to information is needed; it displays a list of instances and their state and exits
List Mode screenshot
mcc
Displays a unified list of VM-Instances across providers and enables command execution- Designed for use when control of VM/instance is needed
- After listing instances and command options, the authenticated connection to the provider is maintained, and it awaits user command selection
- Supports commands for starting, stopping and connecting (via ssh)
- Future commands may include: creating/deleting instances, changing configuration (hardware, disks, network), managing imaging/snapshots, managing disk/storage, add/remove to groups/clusters
Command Mode screenshot
Python 2.7, 3.4, 3.5, 3.6, 3.7
Platforms:
- Linux
- macOS (OS X)
- Windows 10 - Linux Shells
This utility can be installed with pip, brew or downloading the repo and running python setup.py install
On macOS, this utility can be installed with brew. This simplifies the installation process and automatically installs the necessary Python libraries in a seperate virtual environment.
It can be installed via brew with the command:
brew install robpco/tap/mcc
This utility can be installed with pip:
pip install --user mcc
When installing with pip, the libraries used for secure authentication may require compilation during the installation process on some systems. In order to successfully compile these dependencies, the following packages must be installed before installation:
Installing Pre-Reqs on Debian / Ubuntu Based Systems:
sudo apt-get install gcc python-dev libssl-dev libffi-dev -y
Installing Pre-Reqs on RedHat / CentOS Based Systems:
sudo yum install gcc python-devel openssl-devel libffi-devel -y
The first time the utility is executed it performs the following tasks:
- Creates a config directory for
mcc
located at $HOME/.cloud - Copies a sample configuration file,
config.ini
, to the new dir - Displays a message instructing the user to edit
config.ini
The Wiki Configuration Page describes how to configure cloud provider accounts and add credentials to the config.ini
file.