Simulator CLI
January 10, 2024 · View on GitHub
flowchart TD simulator --> version simulator --> config simulator --> container simulator --> bucket simulator --> ami simulator --> infra simulator --> scenario container --> pull bucket --> create bucket --> d(delete) ami --> build ami --> list ami --> delete infra --> c(create) infra --> destroy scenario --> s(list) scenario --> describe scenario --> install
Configuration
The Simulator ClI is configured using the simulator config command.
By default, this writes its configuration file config.yaml to the following
directories according to the target operating system family:
| OS Family | Directory |
|---|---|
| Linux | USER/.config/simulator |
| Windows | %LOCALAPPDATA%/simulator - default to C:\Users$env:USERNAME\AppData\Local\simulator |
| MacOS | $HOME/Library/Preferences/io.controlplane.simulator |
This can be changed to an alternative directory by setting the environment variable
SIMULATOR_DIR to define the directory to use.
The following flags can be used to configure the Simulator CLI.
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| name | Used as the name, or name prefix for the Terraform created resources. Defaults to simulator. |
| bucket | The name of the S3 bucket to store Terraform state. Can be an existing bucket that you own. MUST be configured. |
| dev | Used to set the Simulator CLI into developer mode when working on new scenarios. |
| rootless | Used when running rootless Docker, to allow local directories to be written to from the container. |
| print-dir | Print configuration directory |
A minimal configuration file will look like the following.
name: simulator
bucket: <your-s3-bucket>
container:
image: controlplane/simulator:latest
Log level
The default log level is set to error by default.
It can be changed using the --log-level flag or by setting
SIMULATOR_LOG_LEVEL environment variable to one of
error, warn, info or debug.