¶ Command-Line Tools
The Defend-O-Tron ships several custom command-line tools for the kinds of jobs you'd want a terminal for — checking what's running, updating firmware from a script, generating an audit evidence pack for a regulator, or opening a temporary support session. Each page below covers one tool: what it's for, the things you can ask it to do, and what the output looks like when you do.
These tools live in the device's terminal — open it from the Cockpit admin interface, or use SSH if you've connected directly.
¶ Pages
do-stacks Container/service lifecycle for the device stack.
awesome-o-image Firmware update CLI — the same workflow as the Cockpit Firmware Image page, just scriptable.
do-audit-report Produce a signed audit-evidence ZIP for any past period.
do-audit-verify Verify a signed manifest and check its files haven't changed.
do-audit-key-rotate Retire the active audit-signing key and generate a new one.
tech-support Open a temporary support tunnel to our team.
¶ A few conventions
- Most of these tools need administrator rights.
do-stackswill prompt for your password automatically; the others you'd run withsudo. - Example output shown on each page is representative — on a real terminal the device may use coloured text and fancier box-drawing characters. Plain output is available if you want it for scripting.
- Where a tool has multiple subcommands, each one has its own tab on the tool's page. Click through to the subcommand you care about.
¶ Related
- Admin Interface — using the Cockpit terminal that hosts these tools.
- Compliance Reporting — the workflow the three
do-audit-*tools collectively implement. - Firmware Update — the Cockpit page that
awesome-o-imagepowers under the hood. - Remote Support — the operator-facing wrapper around
tech-support.