bluechi-proxy(1)
π bluechi-proxy β the manual, but make it make sense π
okay bestie, welcome to bluechi-proxy(1) from the General Commands Manual π this is the lil helper that goes and asks other agents reeeal nicely to run stuff, and I'm gonna walk you through it like we're texting at 2am. no gatekeeping here π
β¨ NAME β¨
bluechi-proxy β proxy requesting services on other agents π like, it's the middlewoman fr fr.
πΈ SYNOPSIS πΈ
bluechi-proxy [options] command
π¦ DESCRIPTION π¦
okay so first things first: Eclipse BlueChiβ’ is a service orchestrator tool intended for multi-node devices (e.g.: edge devices) clusters with a predefined number of nodes, and it's got a whole focus on highly regulated environments β think stuff that requires functional safety, like for example in cars ππ¨
now a bluechi-proxy uses the public API of bluechi-agent provided on the local D-Bus to request services required by a local unit to be started or stopped on a remote node managed by another bluechi-agent. that's the whole vibe: local unit has needs, proxy goes and handles it on a remote node. obsessed π«Ά
bluechi-proxy [OPTIONS]
π OPTIONS π
--help, -h
prints the usage statement and dips. short, sweet, iconic β¨
--version, -v
prints the current bluechi-proxy version. show me the numbers bestie π₯
Commands π§
bluechi-proxy create [node_service]
starts the bluechi-proxy to call the CreateProxy method on the local bluechi-agent, so it can request a remote service to be started on the given node. and here's the tea: bluechi-proxy is exiting when starting the service has either succeeded or failed β it's not gonna sit around waiting, it does the thing and leaves. main character exit πͺπ¨
bluechi-proxy remove [node_service]
starts the bluechi-proxy to call the RemoveProxy method on the local bluechi-agent, to request a remote service to be started on the given node. same energy as above, literally: bluechi-proxy is exiting when starting the service has either succeeded or failed π
Exit Codes π’
- on successfully starting the remote service,
0is returned π - otherwise,
1is returned π
no cap, those are the only two options. check them, bestie.
π SEE ALSO π
go read those if you want the full lore, iykyk π
and that's the whole page, periodt π this was bluechi-proxy(1) from the General Commands Manual β that's the manual name and the only credit line this one's got, so we're giving it its flowers right here at the end πΈπ«Ά bye bestie, go start some services π
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