Command-line interface for Neterial services.

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Installation

Linux, macOS (brew), and Windows WSL: 
curl -sSL https://get.neterial.io/cli.sh | bash

Read Installation Details

Read INSTALL.md for details and alternative ways to install.

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Quick start

Run to login/signup and discover clouds: 
neterial init

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Connect your cloud account

Check your connected clouds: 
neterial provider list
You need to have a Hetzner Cloud account. If you don’t have one yet, you can register with our referral link and receive €20 in Hetzner Cloud credits.Read how to create API token in Hetzner Cloud.Connect your cloud by adding a Hetzner Cloud API token:
neterial provider init hcloud

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Creating Kubernetes cluster

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Creating with the name default in hcloud cloud

neterial kube create cluster
Get access to the cluster: 
kubectl config use-context default-neterial-admin@default-neterial
kubectl get nodes
If you see the nodes, your cluster is ready for work.

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Explicitly set the name and cloud provider

The --cloud parameter accepts either hcloud or aws. 
neterial kube create cluster --name [CLUSTER_NAME] --cloud [CLOUD]

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Explicitly set the worker VM type and number of workers

neterial kube create cluster --worker-vm-type [VM_TYPE] --worker-count [COUNT]

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Explicitly set the location

neterial kube create cluster --cloud [CLOUD] --location [LOCATION]
AWS: 
neterial kube create cluster --cloud aws --location us-east-1
Hetzner Cloud: 
neterial kube create cluster --cloud hcloud --location ash

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Resources configuration (VM, CPU, RAM, DISK)

You can choose the VM used for the worker. This is how you can control the compute capacity of your cluster.

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Adding a worker node with a specific configuration

neterial kube create node --cluster [CLUSTER_NAME] --vm-type [VM_TYPE]

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Creating a cluster with specific worker nodes

neterial kube create cluster --name thename --worker-vm-type [VM_TYPE]

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Adding nodes to the existing cluster

neterial kube create node --cluster [CLUSTER_NAME]

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Removing nodes from the existing cluster

List all nodes: 
neterial kube get nodes --cluster [CLUSTER_NAME]
Remove a specific node: 
neterial kube delete node --cluster [CLUSTER_NAME] --node [NODE_NAME]

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Removing your account

Warning: This operation will permanently remove your Neterial account. You will still have access to your clusters, but you will no longer be able to manage them using the Neterial platform.
neterial account delete