Command Reference

Below are the command options you can use with sysopswork. Before running any of the commands below, open the Command Prompt (on Windows) or the Terminal (on macOS or Linux), and navigate to sysopswork main directory.

Master Key Commands

Master Key Creation

Any existing credentials will be erased when a Master Key is created.

From Windows Command Prompt:

sysopswork -K

Or from macOS/Linux Terminal:

./sysopswork -K

Master Key Change

Access to existing credentials will be automatically modified to use the new Master Key. No need to re-enter the existing object credentials.

From Windows Command Prompt:

sysopswork -k

Or from macOS/Linux Terminal:

./sysopswork -k

Object Commands

Registering an Object

Technology information is optional. If not informed, compute is assumed. Single quotes are only required when technology is also provided.

From Windows Command Prompt:

sysopswork -o 'NAME(TECHNOLOGY)'

Or from macOS/Linux Terminal:

./sysopswork -o 'NAME(TECHNOLOGY)'

Objects that do not need registration are: localhost, AWS, Azure and GCP

Persisting Credentials of an Object

Technology information is required if it is other than (compute). Single quotes are only required when technology is also provided.

From Windows Command Prompt:

sysopswork -c 'NAME(TECHNOLOGY)'

Or from macOS/Linux Terminal:

./sysopswork -o 'NAME(TECHNOLOGY)'

Implementation Commands

Running an Implementation Script

The part -i IMPLEMENTATION_ID is optional. If not informed, an ID will be automatically generated.

From Windows Command Prompt:

sysopswork -i IMPLEMENTATION_ID SCRIPT_FILENAME

Or from macOS/Linux Terminal:

./sysopswork -i IMPLEMENTATION_ID SCRIPT_FILENAME

Running Back-out Instructions

From Windows Command Prompt:

sysopswork -b SCRIPT_FILENAME

Or from macOS/Linux Terminal:

./sysopswork -b SCRIPT_FILENAME

Additional Commands

Checking sysopswork Version

From Windows Command Prompt:

sysopswork -v

Or from macOS/Linux Terminal:

./sysopswork -v