Agent
Introduction
Many subcommands need to specify on which agent to execute, if not there will be a default agent, which is set in the ~/.orxray/config configuration file.
You can edit the configuration file to change the default agent.
The agent subcommand lists all the agents and shows which one is the current default agent.
Usage
Usage: orxray agent ACTION [OPTIONS]
ACTIONS:
list
get-default
GLOBAL OPTIONS:
--help
--config specify config file, default is ~/.orxray/config.
List agents
This subcommand list all the agents.
Usage
Usage: orxray agent list [OPTIONS]
OPTIONS:
-s, --page-size integer page size, 20(default).
GLOBAL OPTIONS:
--help
--config specify config file, default is ~/.orxray/config.
-s, --page-size integer
Specify the maximum number of data to be displayed, the default is 20
Example
1. list agents
$ orxray agent list
ID HOSTNAME IP SYSTEM VERSION
1 centos7 13.17.28.191 centos-7 816
4 amzn2-xray-agent 13.17.28.193 amazon-2 816
5 suse15-aa 13.17.29.132 opensuse-15 802
7 ubuntu18-xray-agent 13.17.28.195 ubuntu-bionic 816
9 deploy-server 18.12.20.58 centos-7 796
10 centos7 13.17.231.163 centos-7 797
2. specify list number, default is 10
$ orxray agent list -s 3
ID HOSTNAME IP SYSTEM VERSION
1 centos7 13.17.28.191 centos-7 816
4 amzn2-xray-agent 13.17.28.192 amazon-2 816
5 suse15-aa 13.17.29.132 opensuse-15 802
Get default agent info
The default agent info is saved in ~/.orxray/config.
This subcommand show the information about the default agent.
Usage
Usage: orxray agent get-default
GLOBAL OPTIONS:
--help
--config specify config file, default is ~/.orxray/config.
Example
$ orxray agent get-default
ID HOSTNAME IP SYSTEM VERSION
29 centos7-xxx-1 83.37.218.191 centos-7 816