References
References: Powershell commands
Documentation status
This part of the documentation is a work in progress.
A more detailed documentation of powershell commands will be added soon.
Installation
If you install eryph-zero the powershell modules will be installed automatically.
The eryph powershell modules can also be installed from the powershell gallery:
Client Configuration
https://www.powershellgallery.com/packages/Eryph.ClientRuntime.ConfigurationCompute Client
https://www.powershellgallery.com/packages/Eryph.ComputeClientIdentity Client
https://www.powershellgallery.com/packages/Eryph.IdentityClient
Both Compute Client and Identity Client depends on Client Configuration and will be installed with them.
Catlet commands
These commands are used to managed catlets.
- Get-Catlet
- New-Catlet
- Start-Catlet
- Stop-Catlet
- Remove-Catlet
- Update-Catlet
- Get-CatletGene
- Remove-CatletGene
- Get-CatletIp
Disk commands
These commands are used to manage standalone catlet disks.
- Get-CatletDisk
- New-CatletDisk
- Remove-CatletDisk
Project commands
These commands are used to manage projects and project members.
- Get-EryphProject
- New-EryphProject
- Remove-EryphProject
- Get-EryphProjectMemberRole
- Add-EryphProjectMemberRole
- Remove-EryphProjectMemberRole
Network commands
These commands are used to manage virtual networks of projects.
- Get-VNetwork
- Set-VNetwork
Identity commands
These commands are used to manage identity client.
- Get-EryphClient
- New-EryphClient
- Remove-EryphClient
- Set-EryphClient
Configuration commands
These commands are used to manage client configuration.
- Add-EryphClientConfiguration
- Get-EryphAccessToken
- Get-EryphClientConfiguration
- Get-EryphClientCredentials
- New-EryphClientCredentials
- Remove-EryphClientConfiguration
- Set-EryphClientConfiguration
- Set-EryphConfigurationStore
Operation commands
Used to access status and logs of operations. Almost all commands executing a operation in eryph will wait for the operation status internally.
If you use the NoWait option on these commands the started operation is returned instead, which you can use to implement your own monitoring.
- Get-EryphOperation