saasc - An Azure App Service CLI tool to manage your app services.

This is an unofficial open source terminal CLI tool to manage your azure app services.

saasc is free to use and currently at its BETA stage. We are continuously working on adding more features to saasc, so stay tune and keep using saasc.

Screens:

Coming Soon...

Installations:

saasc can be installed through shell script or make through source code.

Install By Make:

1. Clone this git repository.
2. Run make install
3. Run make build.
4. Make sure to set all the configurations inside config.toml
5. Run saasc to start the ntui.

Install By shell script:

1. Clone this git repository.
2. Run setup script using bash ./setup.sh. It will setup a home directory(.saasc) with configs. Make sure to set all the configurations inside config.toml.
3. Run build script using bash ./build.sh. It will build the code in local system.
4. Run it using ./bin/saasc. More options can be viewed using ./bin/saasc --help

How To Use It:

saasc requires some configurations to be set, the default config file should be at user's root home diretory.

Default config file looks like below -

  #Home Directory of saasc
  Home_Dir = ""

  #Set the config path from where all configs should be read
  #App_Dir = ""

  #Set log levels, default: info (info|error|warn) 
  #Log_Level = "info"

  #Set custom log directory for storing ntui app logs
  #Log_Dir = ""

  #Set Config file path
  Config_Path = ""

  #Set Log filepath
  #Log_File_Path = ""
  
  #Set ntui screen table data refresh rate, default: 5
  #Refresh_Rate = 3

  #Set Azure Subscription Id
  #Azure_Subscription_Id = ""

  #Set Azure Client Id, which should have access to read your app service
  #Azure_Client_Id = ""

  #Set Azure Client Secret of your azure client id
  #Azure_Client_Secret = ""

  #Set Azure Tenant Id, which has your subscription
  #Azure_Tenant_Id = ""

Commands:

# Run ntui
ntui

# View Help options
ntui help

#  View current ntui version
ntui version

# View config values.
ntui config 

Flags:

Below are the falgs which can be passed while running ntui -

-c or --config-path to set ntui config path.

--home-dir to set home directory of ntui app.

--host to set nomad host.

-l or --log-level to set the ntui log level.

--region to set the nomad region.

-n or --namespace to set the nomad namespace.

-r or --refresh to set refresh rate to refresh the screen data.

--skip-verify to set if skip cetificate verification.

-t or --token to set nomad token to perform actions, which requires it.

Keys:

Global Keys

<1>: To view Nomad Nodes

<2>: To view/change regions and namespaces

<esc>: To go back to previous screen

<enter>: To select the row

Jobs Screen

<ctrl+q>: To stop job

<ctrl+s>: To start job

<d>: View job's definition

<ctrl+d>: Run new job

TaskGroups Screen

<v>: To view job versions

Versions Screen

<ctrl+v>: To revert the selected job versions

Allocations Screen

<ctrl+t>: To restart selected task.

<l>: View logs of selected alloc.

Tasks Screen

<ctrl+t>: To restart selected task.

<l>: To view logs of selected task.

Logs Screen

<e>: To view stderr logs.

<o>: To view stdout logs.