This is a Cloud Foundry(CF) Command Line Interface(CLI) plugin designed to make it easier when using the Service Management service in Cloud Foundry. It uses the service manager REST API to get details of service instances that the service management service has created.
Installed CloudFoundry CLI - ensure that CloudFoundry CLI is installed and working. For more information about installation of CloudFoundry CLI, please visit the official CloudFoundry documentation.
If you are running from within VSCode, you need to create a Workspace before using the -m (Modify settings.json) option.
Check whether you have a previous version installed, using the command: cf plugins. If the ServiceManagement plugin is already installed, you need to uninstall it first and then to install the new version. You can uninstall the plugin using command cf uninstall-plugin ServiceManagement.
ServiceManagement CF CLI Plugin is available on the CF Community Repository. To install the latest available version of the ServiceManagement CLI Plugin execute the following:
cf install-plugin service-management
If you do not have the community repository in your CF CLI you can add it first by executing:
cf add-plugin-repo CF-Community https://plugins.cloudfoundry.org
Alternatively you can install any version of the plugin by manually downloading it from the releases page and installing the binaries for your specific operating system.
The latest version of the plugin can also be downloaded from the project's releases. Download the plugin for your platform (Darwin, Linux, Windows). The name for the correct plugin for each platform can be found in the table below.
| Mac OS X 64 bit | Windows 64 bit | Linux 64 bit | Windows 32 bit | Linux 32 bit |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ServiceManagement.osx | ServiceManagement.win64 | ServiceManagement.linux64 | ServiceManagement.win32 | ServiceManagement.linux32 |
Install the plugin, using the following command:
cf install-plugin <path-to-the-plugin> -f
Note: if you are running on a Unix-based system, you need to make the plugin executable before installing it. In order to achieve this, execute the following commad chmod +x <path-to-the-plugin>
The ServiceManagement CF plugin supports the following commands:
| Command Name | Command Description |
|---|---|
service-manager-service-instances smsi |
Show service manager service instances for a service offering and plan. The default service offering is hana and the default service plan is hdi-shared. Defaults can be overriden with the -offeringand/or -planflags. Use the -credentials flag to show login credentials and certificates. Use the -o flag to show results in JSON, SQLTools or Txt format. It's possible to pipe the information to a file as shown in the examples below. When using -o SQLTools the -credentials flag will be set automatically. If -m is specified, an attempt to find the appropriate settings.json file will be made and ,if found, modify it. If -f is specified in addition to -m, connections that already exist in the settings.json file will be forceably updated. |
Usage:
cf service-manager-service-instances [SERVICE_MANAGER_INSTANCE] [-offering <SERVICE_OFFERING>] [-plan <SERVICE_PLAN>] [--credentials] [--meta] [--owner] [-o JSON | SQLTools | Txt] [-m [-f]]
Examples:
cf service-manager-service-instances my-sm
cf service-manager-service-instances my-sm -o SQLTools
cf service-manager-service-instances my-sm -credentials
cf smsi my-sm -credentials -o JSON
cf smsi my-sm -credentials -o JSON > my-results.json
cf smsi my-sm -o SQLTools > settings.json
cf smsi my-sm -credentials > my-results.txt
cf smsi my-sm -credentials -o SQLTools -offering hanatrial -plan schema
cf smsi
cf smsi -m
cf smsi -m -f
For more information, see the command help output available via cf [command] --help or cf help [command].
Tutorials:
Refer to the CHANGELOG for revision details.
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If this is something you think you can fix, then fork this repo and create a branch with a descriptive name.
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The Service Management plugin follows Semantic Versioning. These components strictly adhere to the [MAJOR].[MINOR].[PATCH] numbering system (also known as [BREAKING].[FEATURE].[FIX]).
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