Plugins Included

• Admin
• Console
• Manifests
• Micro Cloud Foundry
• Tunnel

Admin

Info

This plugin allows you to make manual HTTP requests to the Cloud Foundry REST API.

Installation

gem install admin-vmc-plugin

Usage

curl MODE PATH HEADERS...                       Execute a raw request
service-auth-tokens                           	List service auth tokens
create-service-auth-token [LABEL] [PROVIDER]  	Create a service auth token
update-service-auth-token [SERVICE_AUTH_TOKEN]	Update a service auth token
delete-service-auth-token [SERVICE_AUTH_TOKEN]	Delete a service auth token

Console

Info

This plugin lets you connect to a Cloud Foundry application via telnet.

Installation

gem install console-vmc-plugin

Usage

console APP          Open a console connected to your app

Manifests

Info

With this plugin enabled, any configuration changes you make using the VMC start, restart, instances, logs, env, health, stats, scale, and app commands will be saved to a file called manifest.yml.

Installation

gem install manifests-vmc-plugin

Micro Cloud Foundry

Info

This plugin allows you to manage your Micro Cloud Foundry VM.

Installation

gem install mcf-vmc-plugin

Usage

micro-status VMX [PASSWORD]   Display Micro Cloud Foundry VM status
micro-offline VMX [PASSWORD]	Micro Cloud Foundry offline mode
micro-online VMX [PASSWORD] 	Micro Cloud Foundry online mode

Tunnel

Info

This plugin allows you to connect to a Cloud Foundry service using your own command line client. By default, the plugin supports redis, mysql, mongodb, and postgresql.

Installation

gem install tunnel-vmc-plugin

Usage

tunnel [INSTANCE] [CLIENT]        Create a local tunnel to a service.

You can add support for other command-line clients by providing a ~/.vmc/clients.yml file with the following format:

service_name:
  client_program_name: command line arguments
  client_program_name_2:
    command: command line arguments
    environment:
      - ENV_VAR_NAME=env_var_value