Maintainers
This module is part of the cetmix/cetmix-tower-pro project on GitHub.
You are welcome to contribute.
Cetmix Tower Pro
This module expands the virtual capablities of the Cetmix Tower free module for those who needs even more. It introduces a set of new features:
- Shortcuts: Run commands and plans with a single click.
- Instances: Make management of complex server configurations even more convenient.
- Customer Portal: Let your clients and portal users benefit from the power of Cetmix Tower.
Table of contents
Configuration
Please ensure that you have read the documentation for Cetmix Tower before configuring this module.
Configure Shortcuts
To configure shortcuts go to the Cetmix Tower/Settings/Shortcuts menu, click Create and fill the values:
- Name: Will be used as a shortcut caption
- Access Level: Members of which user group have access to this shortcut
- Active: Disable to archive the a shortcut
- Sequence: Positional order of the shortcut in list. Lower number is higher
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Action: Following options are available:
-
Command: Execute command. Activates the following
fields:
- Command: Command to execute
- Use sudo: Execute command using sudo
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Flight Plan: Execute flight plan. Activates the
following fields:
- Flight Plan: Flight plan to execute
-
Command: Execute command. Activates the following
fields:
- Servers: List of servers where this shortcut is available
Important: shortcut access level overrides its command or flight plan access level. Eg. if a shortcut has User access level but the command it runs has Manager access level members of the User group will be able to run this shortcut without restriction.
Add Shortcuts to a Server
To add a shortcut to a server:
- Select a server and open it in the form view
- Activate the “Shortcuts” tab of the notebook
- Add shortcuts in the list
Usage
Running a Shortcut
To run a shortcut:
- Select a server and open it in the form view
- Activate the “Shortcuts” tab of the notebook
- Click the “run” icon located on the right side of the shortcut
- Check shortcut execution result in the command ot flight plan log based on the shortcut type
Bug Tracker
Bugs are tracked on GitHub Issues. In case of trouble, please check there if your issue has already been reported. If you spotted it first, help us to smash it by providing a detailed and welcomed feedback.
Do not contact contributors directly about support or help with technical issues.