ANANTA(1)
π ANANTA(1) Β· User Commands π
πΈ NAME
ananta β run a command on multiple SSH hosts in parallel β¨
π DESCRIPTION
okay so here's the usage, bestie π«Ά
usage: ananta [-h] [-n] [-s] [-t HOST_TAGS] [-w TERMINAL_WIDTH] [-e]
[-c] [-v]
[-k DEFAULT_KEY] [host_file] ...
ananta lets you execute commands on multiple remote hosts via SSH all at once π it's giving main character energy, no cap π
β¨ positional arguments β¨
host_fileβ the file holding your host info πcommandβ the command you want to run on the remote hosts π»
β¨ options β¨
-h,--helpβ shows this help message and exits πββοΈ-n,-N,--no-colorβ turns off host coloring π-s,-S,--separate-outputβ each host's output gets its own clean block, no interleaving π¦-t,-T,--host-tags HOST_TAGSβ tag your hosts! pass multiple tags separated by commas π·οΈ-w,-W,--terminal-width TERMINAL_WIDTHβ sets the terminal width π-e,-E,--allow-empty-lineβ lets empty lines get printed too π-c,-C,--allow-cursor-controlβ lets cursor control codes through, which is super useful for commands like fastfetch or neofetch that rely on cursor positioning for their layout π§-v,-V,--versionβ shows the Ananta version β-k,-K,--default-key DEFAULT_KEYβ the path to your default SSH private key π
ananta 1.1.5 Β· April 2025 Β· ANANTA(1) π now go slay your servers, bestie π β¨
π¦ where this page comes from
- ubuntu resolute: ananta 1.1.5-1 Β· MIT
- ubuntu stonking: ananta 1.1.5-1 Β· MIT
- π girlified by claude-haiku-5-5 on : a language model's rewrite of the original, under its terms