This plugin allows you to make manual HTTP requests to the Cloud Foundry REST API.
gem install admin-vmc-plugin
curl MODE PATH HEADERS... Execute a raw request
service-auth-tokens List service auth tokens
create-service-auth-token [LABEL] [PROVIDER] Create a service auth token
update-service-auth-token [SERVICE_AUTH_TOKEN] Update a service auth token
delete-service-auth-token [SERVICE_AUTH_TOKEN] Delete a service auth token
This plugin lets you connect to a Cloud Foundry application via telnet.
gem install console-vmc-plugin
console APP Open a console connected to your app
With this plugin enabled, any configuration changes you make using the VMC start
, restart
, instances
, logs
, env
, health
, stats
, scale
, and app
commands will be saved to a file called manifest.yml.
gem install manifests-vmc-plugin
This plugin allows you to manage your Micro Cloud Foundry VM.
gem install mcf-vmc-plugin
micro-status VMX [PASSWORD] Display Micro Cloud Foundry VM status
micro-offline VMX [PASSWORD] Micro Cloud Foundry offline mode
micro-online VMX [PASSWORD] Micro Cloud Foundry online mode
This plugin allows you to connect to a Cloud Foundry service using your own command line client. By default, the plugin supports redis, mysql, mongodb, and postgresql.
gem install tunnel-vmc-plugin
tunnel [INSTANCE] [CLIENT] Create a local tunnel to a service.
You can add support for other command-line clients by providing a ~/.vmc/clients.yml
file with the following format:
service_name:
client_program_name: command line arguments
client_program_name_2:
command: command line arguments
environment:
- ENV_VAR_NAME=env_var_value
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