A Guided Tour of Machineryby @_MauroMorales

Map

1.Inspect

$ machinery inspect HOSTNAME

1.Inspect

system A

systemdescription

A

sshsystem B system C

system Csystem C

systemdescription

B

systemdescription

Csystem

descriptionC

systemdescription

C

Machinery

2. Show

$ machinery show SYSTEM

2. Show

● OS● Packages● Patterns● Repositories● Users● Groups● Services● Changes Config Files● Changed Managed Files● Unmanaged Files

● OS● Packages● Patterns● Repositories● Users● Groups● Services● Changes Config Files● Changed Managed Files● Unmanaged Files

System Description System

2. Show - HTML view

$ machinery show SYSTEM --html

3. Inspect Docker Containers

$ machinery inspect-container DOCKER_IMAGE_NAME

3. Inspect Docker Containers

Docker container

systemdescription

A

Docker exec

Machinery Docker image A

Docker run

4. Compare

$ machinery compare SYSTEM_A SYSTEM_B

4. Compare

● Os● Packages● Patterns● Repositories● Users● Groups● Services● Changes Config Files● Changed Managed Files● Unmanaged Files

System Description A

● Os● Packages● Patterns● Repositories● Users● Groups● Services● Changes Config Files● Changed Managed Files● Unmanaged Files

System Description B

4. Compare

$ machinery compare SYSTEM_A SYSTEM_B --html

4. Compare - Spot The Difference- Leap ⇔ Leap Docker

- Leap ⇔ Leap Vagrant

- Leap ⇔ Tumbleweed

5. Export$ machinery export-kiwi --kiwi-dir SYSTEM

$ machinery export-autoyast --autoyast-dir SYSTEM

5. Export systemdescription

A

Machinery

Kiwi Autoyast

Machinery is a command line application for creating descriptions of Linux systems and working with them.

Use Cases- Quickly check state of a system

- Configuration Management & Dockerfiles Validation

- Tampered server

- Failed migration

Questions?

Thanks!

Home Pagemachinery-project.org

Mailing Listmachinery@lists.suse.com

Github

github.com/SUSE/machinery

Emailmamorales@suse.com