Sensu Redist takes a Sensu Asset file with all its builds, and uploads them to another place. This makes Sensu Assets available in air gapped systems.
sensu-redist NAME [flags]
Flags:
-h, --help help for sensu-redist
-s, --source string Source Asset URL (required)
-t, --target string Target URL stub (required)
-u, --upload string Upload to (scp target, required)
--version version for sensu-redist
-w, --workdir string Work dir, not deleted (default: random temporary dir, deleted)
Example:
$ sensu-redist \
--source https://github.com/julian7/sensu-base-checks/releases/download/v0.2.2/sensu-base-checks-v0.2.2-asset.yml \
--target https://artifacts.example.com/sensu-base-checks/ \
--upload user@air-gapped.example.com:/var/www/public/sensu-base-checks
The asset is now available at https://artifacts.example.com/sensu-base-checks/sensu-base-checks-v0.2.2-asset.ymlThe command downloads the asset file from --source, then all its referenced build targets to a work directory (in this case, an ephemeral temp directory), it changes URLs in the asset file to match with --target stub, and uploads them to --upload, via scp. It doesn't handle secret keys, usernames, passwords, but relies on your configuration for things like port settings, or agent usage.
This project is licensed under Blue Oak Model License v1.0.0. It is not registered either at OSI or GNU, therefore GitHub and Google are widely looking at the other direction. However, this is the license I'm most happy with: you can read and understand it with no legal degree, and there are no hidden or cryptic meanings in it.
The project is also governed with Contributor Covenant's Code of Conduct in mind. I'm not copying it here, as a pledge for taking the verbatim version by the word, and we are not going to modify it in any way.
Open a ticket, perhaps a pull request. We support GitHub Flow. You might want to fork this project first.