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a9s CLI

anynines provides a command line tool called a9s to facilitate application development, devops tasks and interact with selected anynines products.

Prerequisites​

  • MacOS / Linux.
  • Using the backup/restore feature of a8s PostgreSQL requires an S3 compatible endpoint.
  • Install Go (if you want go env to identify your OS and arch).
  • Install Git.
  • Install Docker.
  • Install Kubectl.
  • Install Kind and/or Minikube.

Installing the CLI​

In order to install the a9s CLI execute the following shell script:

RELEASE=$(curl -L -s https://a9s-cli-v2-fox4ce5.s3.eu-central-1.amazonaws.com/stable.txt); OS=$(go env GOOS); ARCH=$(go env GOARCH); curl -fsSL -o a9s https://a9s-cli-v2-fox4ce5.s3.eu-central-1.amazonaws.com/releases/$RELEASE/a9s-$OS-$ARCH
    
sudo chmod 755 a9s
sudo mv a9s /usr/local/bin

This will download the a9s binary suitable for your architecture and move it to /usr/local/bin. Depending on your system you have to adjust the PATH variable or move the binary to a folder that's already in the PATH.

Using the CLI​

a9s

Use Cases​

The a9s CLI can be used to install and use the following stacks:

a8s Stack​

  • Install a local Kubernetes cluster (minikube or kind).
  • Install the cert-manager.
  • Install a local Minio object store for storing Backups.
  • Install the a8s PostgreSQL Operator PostgreSQL supporting
    • creating dedicated PostgreSQL clusters with
      • synchronous and asynchronous streaming replication.
      • automatic failure detection and automatic failover.
    • backup and restore capabilities storing backups in an S3 compatible object store such as AWS S3 or Minio.
    • ability to easily create database users and Kubernetes Secrets by using the Service Bindings abstraction
  • Easily apply .sql files and SQL commands to PostgreSQL clusters.

Go to the a8s Stack documentation​

klutch Stack​

  • Install a local Klutch Control Plane Cluster using kind
  • Install Crossplane and the a8s stack on the Control Plane Cluster
  • Bind resources from an App Cluster to the Control Plane Cluster

Go to the klutch Stack documentation​