maestro

Maestro

Maestro serves as an easier way to orchestrate AWS EC2 instances using the native SSM tooling that AWS provides. This project is currently in heavy development.

Install

Stable

• Windows
• Linux
• OSX

Latest

The latest build off the master branch:

• Windows
• Linux
• OSX

Commands

create

Provides sub commands for creating SSM Documents locally

Create a new SSM runCommand document locally from a script.

maestro create command mytest.sh

• --output, -o - Name of the resulting SSM document file. (Optional)
• --type, -t - Type of script. (ie: powershell, bash) (Optional but may be required if the script does not use a common file extension)

list

Provides sub commands for listing tarets, documents, etc on an account.

List all aliases in the Maestro configuration file..

maestro list aliases

List all available ASGs to orchestrate.

maestro list asgs

• --fields, -f - A comma delimited list of fields to include in the output.
• --no-header, -H - Output will not include a table header when set

List all available documents on an account/region.

maestro list documents

• --fields, -f - A comma delimited list of fields to include in the output.

List all available instances on an account/region. Only shows instances that have checked in with SSM.

maestro list instances

• --fields, -f - A comma delimited list of fields to include in the output.
• --filters, -F - Filter instances based on key values. (eg: PlatformTypes=Linux)
• --list, -l - Print a comma delimited list of instances. Ex: maestro run command -i $(maestro list instances -l) apt-get update

run

Provides sub commands for running SSM documents against specified targets.

Run an inline command against specified targets.

maestro run command echo hello world

• --alias, -A - Tells maestro the command being run is an alias set in the maestro config.
• --autoscale-group, -a - Autoscaling Group Name to execute command on.
• --bucket-name, -B - Name of the S3 Bucket to use for Maestro Output. Maestro will create a random bucket if no name is provided.
• --instances, -i - Target Instance IDs for SSM document
• --no-clean, -N - Do not clean up temporary resources after execution
• --platform, -P - Specify the platform type of the instances. (Optional, maestro will attempt auto detection)
• --tag-key, -K - Target tag key to execute SSM document against
• --tag-value, -V - Target tag Value to execute SSM document against. (Requires --tag-key)

Run a published SSM document against specified targets.

maestro run document AWS-UpdateSSMAgent

• --autoscale-group, -a - Autoscaling Group Name to execute command on.
• --bucket-name, -B - Name of the S3 Bucket to use for Maestro Output. Maestro will create a random bucket if no name is provided.
• --instances, -i - Target Instance IDs for SSM document
• --no-clean, -N - Do not clean up temporary resources after execution
• --parameters, -p - Parameters to pass to the SSM doc. (Key1=Value1 Key2=Value2)
• --parameters-delimiter, -d - Parameters delimiter to split on. Defaults to splitting on a " ". Ex with a / Param=Value1/Param2=Value2
• --tag-key, -K - Target tag key to execute SSM document against
• --tag-value, -V - Target tag Value to execute SSM document against. (Requires --tag-key)

Run a local script against specified targets.

maestro run script ./echo-hello.sh

• --autoscale-group, -a - Autoscaling Group Name to execute command on.
• --bucket-name, -B - Name of the S3 Bucket to use for Maestro Output. Maestro will create a random bucket if no name is provided.
• --instances, -i - Target Instance IDs for SSM document
• --no-clean, -N - Do not clean up temporary resources after execution
• --platform, -P - Specify the platform type of the instances. (Optional, maestro will attempt auto detection)
• --tag-key, -K - Target tag key to execute SSM document against
• --tag-value, -V - Target tag Value to execute SSM document against. (Requires --tag-key)

For Development information see the Contributing guide.

Configuration File

Maestro does have a configuration file available, it currently is only used to set command aliases.

Example:

{
  "aliases": {
    "sysinfo": {
      "command": "echo '===============Processes=============' && ps aux && echo '========================Filesystem===================' && df -h",
      "platform": "Linux",
      "description": "Get process and filesystem information.",
      "type": "bash"
    }
  }
}

Aliases

Aliases alias a one liner to a human readable name.

• command - The command or run liner that should be run by maestro. Required
• platform - Platform the command can be run on. Not Required
• description - A description of the alias, used when listing aliases with maestro. Not Required
• type - Type of script/command (ie: bash or powershell). This is not currently in use.Not Required