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## nuage
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`nuage` is a tool to deploy instances on scaleway.
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You can see it as a basic re-implementation of a tool like Terraform, specially tailored for my needs/workflow.
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you will need Scaleway's command line tool to setup your tokens.
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- [install it](https://github.com/scaleway/scaleway-cli#installation)
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- run `scw init`
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nuage is idempotent, so if you run twice the same command, it will not fail but just say that the operation has already be done.
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nuage, and not Scaleway, requires that instance's name are uniques to provide this idempotency feature.
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## install
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1. Install go on your machine (cf golang.org)
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2. Clone this repository
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3. Run `go build`
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## usage
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Now, you can create your own inventory, the file format is basic: `<zone> <instance model> <image> <name>`.
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See the committed `inventory.txt` for an example.
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Then it could be used as follow:
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```
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./nuage spawn < inventory.txt
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./nuage run <(echo "touch /etc/nuage.txt") < inventory.txt
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./nuage destroy < inventory.txt
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```
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1. It will spawn the 2 instances defined in the inventory
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2. It will run `touch ...` on all instances of the inventory
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3. It will power off then delete the instances
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