Best Rod code snippet using launcher.setupCmd
setup.go
Source: setup.go
...56 }57 deploy.OutputEnvironment(clusterConf)58 return 059}60// setupCmd represents the master command61var setupCmd = &cobra.Command{62 Use: "setup",63 Short: "Sets up this machine as the master node",64 Long: "Configures this machine as the master node for a ciao cluster",65 Run: func(cmd *cobra.Command, args []string) {66 os.Exit(setup())67 },68}69func validPhysicalLink(link netlink.Link) bool {70 phyDevice := true71 switch link.Type() {72 case "device":73 case "bond":74 case "vlan":75 case "macvlan":76 case "bridge":77 if strings.HasPrefix(link.Attrs().Name, "docker") ||78 strings.HasPrefix(link.Attrs().Name, "virbr") {79 phyDevice = false80 }81 default:82 phyDevice = false83 }84 if (link.Attrs().Flags & net.FlagLoopback) != 0 {85 return false86 }87 return phyDevice88}89func getFirstPhyDevice() (string, string) {90 links, err := netlink.LinkList()91 if err != nil {92 return "", ""93 }94 for _, link := range links {95 if !validPhysicalLink(link) {96 continue97 }98 addrs, err := netlink.AddrList(link, netlink.FAMILY_V4)99 if err != nil || len(addrs) == 0 {100 continue101 }102 return addrs[0].IPNet.String(), addrs[0].IP.String()103 }104 return "", ""105}106func init() {107 RootCmd.AddCommand(setupCmd)108 hostNetwork, hostIP := getFirstPhyDevice()109 // For configuration file generation110 setupCmd.Flags().StringVar(&clusterConf.CephID, "ceph-id", "admin", "The ceph id for the storage cluster")111 setupCmd.Flags().StringVar(&clusterConf.HTTPSCaCertPath, "https-ca-cert", "", "Path to CA certificate for HTTP service")112 setupCmd.Flags().StringVar(&clusterConf.HTTPSCertPath, "https-cert", "", "Path to certificate for HTTPS service")113 setupCmd.Flags().StringVar(&clusterConf.AdminSSHKeyPath, "admin-ssh-key", "", "Path to SSH public key for accessing CNCI")114 setupCmd.Flags().StringVar(&clusterConf.ComputeNet, "compute-net", hostNetwork, "Network range for compute network")115 setupCmd.Flags().StringVar(&clusterConf.MgmtNet, "mgmt-net", hostNetwork, "Network range for management network")116 setupCmd.Flags().StringVar(&clusterConf.CNCINet, "cnci-net", "192.168.128.0", "Host start address for CNCI mgmt network - must be at least /18")117 setupCmd.Flags().StringVar(&clusterConf.ServerIP, "server-ip", hostIP, "IP address nodes can reach this host on")118 setupCmd.Flags().StringVar(&clusterConf.ServerHostname, "server-hostname", deploy.HostnameWithFallback(), "Name or FQDN that this host can be reached on")119 setupCmd.Flags().StringVar(&imageCacheDirectory, "image-cache-directory", deploy.DefaultImageCacheDir(), "Directory to use for caching of downloaded images")120 setupCmd.Flags().BoolVar(&force, "force", false, "Overwrite existing files which might break the cluster")121 setupCmd.Flags().BoolVar(&localLauncher, "local-launcher", false, "Enable a local launcher on this node (for testing)")122 setupCmd.Flags().BoolVar(&clusterConf.DisableLimits, "disable-limits", false, "Disable memory limit checking for cluster nodes")123 setupCmd.Flags().Var(&cnciSize, "cnci", "Specifies the resources (mem, cpu) available to CNCIs. Can be 'tiny', 'medium', 'large'")124}...
setupCmd
Using AI Code Generation
1import (2func main() {3 cmd := exec.Command("java", "-jar", "1.jar")4 err := cmd.Run()5 if err != nil {6 fmt.Println("Error in executing command")7 }8}9import (10func main() {11 cmd := exec.Command("go", "run", "2.go")12 err := cmd.Run()13 if err != nil {14 fmt.Println("Error in executing command")15 }16}17import (18func main() {19 http.HandleFunc("/", func(w http.ResponseWriter, r *http.Request) {20 fmt.Fprintf(w, "Hello World!")21 })22 http.ListenAndServe(":8080", nil)23}24import (25func main() {26 http.HandleFunc("/", func(w http.ResponseWriter, r *http.Request) {27 fmt.Fprintf(w, "Hello World!")28 })29 http.ListenAndServe(":8080", nil)30}
setupCmd
Using AI Code Generation
1import (2type Launcher struct {3}4func (l *Launcher) setupCmd(cmd string) {5}6func main() {7 l.setupCmd("run")8 fmt.Println(l)9}10import (11type Launcher struct {12}13func (l Launcher) setupCmd(cmd string) {14}15func main() {16 l.setupCmd("run")17 fmt.Println(l)18}19import (20type Launcher struct {21}22func (l Launcher) setupCmd(cmd string) {23}24func main() {25 l.setupCmd("run")26 fmt.Println(l)27}28import (29type Launcher struct {30}31func (l *Launcher) setupCmd(cmd string) {32}33func main() {34 l.setupCmd("run")35 fmt.Println(l)36}37import (38type Launcher struct {39}40func (l Launcher) setupCmd(cmd string) {41}42func main() {43 l.setupCmd("run")44 fmt.Println(l)45}46import (47type Launcher struct {
setupCmd
Using AI Code Generation
1import (2type launcher struct {3}4func (l *launcher) setup() {5 fmt.Println("Setup", l.setupCmd)6}7func (l *launcher) launch() {8 fmt.Println("Launch", l.launchCmd)9}10func (l *launcher) teardown() {11 fmt.Println("Teardown", l.teardownCmd)12}13func main() {14 launcher := launcher{15 }16 launcher.setup()17 launcher.launch()18 launcher.teardown()19}
setupCmd
Using AI Code Generation
1import (2func main() {3 fmt.Println("Starting 2.go")4 launcher.SetupCmd()5}6import (7func SetupCmd() {8 cmd := exec.Command("ls", "-a")9 cmd.Run()10}11 C:\Go\src\github.com\... (from $GOROOT)12 C:\Users\...\go\src\github.com\... (from $GOPATH)13 C:\Go\src\github.com\... (from $GOROOT)14 C:\Users\...\go\src\github.com\... (from $GOPATH)
setupCmd
Using AI Code Generation
1import (2func main() {3 launcher := NewLauncher()4 launcher.setupCmd()5}6import (7type Launcher struct {8}9func NewLauncher() *Launcher {10 return &Launcher{}11}12func (l *Launcher) setupCmd() {13 l.cmd = &Cmd{}14 l.cmd.setupCmd()15}16import (17type Cmd struct {18}19func (c *Cmd) setupCmd() {20 fmt.Println("setupCmd")21}
setupCmd
Using AI Code Generation
1import (2func main() {3 fmt.Println("Setting up the launcher")4 launcher.SetupCmd()5}6import (7func SetupCmd() {8 fmt.Println("Setting up the launcher")9}10import (11func main() {12 fmt.Println("Setting up the launcher")13 launcher.SetupCmd()14}15import (16func SetupCmd() {17 fmt.Println("Setting up the launcher")18}19import (20func main() {21 fmt.Println("Setting up the launcher")22 launcher.SetupCmd()23}24import (25func SetupCmd() {26 fmt.Println("Setting up the launcher")27}28import (29func main() {30 fmt.Println("Setting up the launcher")31 launcher.SetupCmd()32}33import (34func SetupCmd() {35 fmt.Println("Setting up the launcher")36}37import (38func main() {39 fmt.Println("Setting up the launcher")40 launcher.SetupCmd()41}42import (43func SetupCmd() {44 fmt.Println("Setting up the launcher")45}46import (47func main() {48 fmt.Println("Setting up the launcher")49 launcher.SetupCmd()50}51import (52func SetupCmd() {53 fmt.Println("Setting up the launcher")54}55import (56func main() {57 fmt.Println("Setting up the launcher")58 launcher.SetupCmd()59}60import (61func SetupCmd() {62 fmt.Println("Setting up the launcher")63}
setupCmd
Using AI Code Generation
1import (2func main() {3 args := []string{"-l", "-a"}4 if err := launcher.SetupCmd(cmd, args); err != nil {5 fmt.Printf("Error: %s6 os.Exit(1)7 }8}9import (10func SetupCmd(cmd string, args []string) error {11 c := exec.Command(cmd, args...)12 return c.Run()13}
setupCmd
Using AI Code Generation
1import (2func main() {3 binary, lookErr := exec.LookPath("ls")4 if lookErr != nil {5 panic(lookErr)6 }7 args := []string{"ls", "-a", "-l", "-h"}8 env := os.Environ()9 execErr := syscall.Exec(binary, args, env)10 if execErr != nil {11 panic(execErr)12 }13}14Stdout: The process’s standard output. This field is an io.Writer. If you pass a nil value, the process will use the null device (/dev/null on Unix, NUL on Windows
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