Backend: Add OS commands #22

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opened 2014-06-19 18:50:37 +00:00 by thorsten · 0 comments
thorsten commented 2014-06-19 18:50:37 +00:00 (Migrated from devops.tsommer.org)

If the administration view is up and ready: Add a module to remote control the server's OS! Let the administrator add some commands (store to database with a flag to specific the matching OS [linux|BSD|windows]). The administrator can start a command and view the result live (streamed).

  • Administrator can add new commands
  • Administrator can remove a command
  • Administrator can edit a command
  • Every command had a flag regarding the kind of OS and had a user role
  • Commands are stored to the database
  • Any adding of commands and any run should create a logging event.
  • Every run-time output should be stored to the database as well
  • It is possible to view any of the last outputs by date, time, server etc.
  • Visualize with a map, on which server out of the data center the command was already run
If the administration view is up and ready: Add a module to remote control the server's OS! Let the administrator add some commands (store to database with a flag to specific the matching OS [linux|BSD|windows]). The administrator can start a command and view the result live (streamed). - [ ] Administrator can add new commands - [ ] Administrator can remove a command - [ ] Administrator can edit a command - [ ] Every command had a flag regarding the kind of OS and had a user role - [ ] Commands are stored to the database - [ ] Any adding of commands and any run should create a logging event. - [ ] Every run-time output should be stored to the database as well - [ ] It is possible to view any of the last outputs by date, time, server etc. - [ ] Visualize with a map, on which server out of the data center the command was already run
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