zypper in orthos-client

you_machine:~ # orthos --help
usage: orthos [-h] [-H HOST] [-P PORT] [-U USER] [--password PASSWORD]


              [--token TOKEN] [-D] [-L FILE] [--no-pager] [-p] [-F IFS]


              [-q] [-v] [--timezone TZ]
Orthos command line interface.
optional arguments:


  -h, --help            show this help message and exit


  -H HOST, --host HOST  use the hostname specified on the command line instead


                        of the one in the config file


  -P PORT, --port PORT  use the port specified on the command line instead of


                        the one in the config file


  -U USER, --user USER  use the username specified


  --password PASSWORD   Better use --token instead (Create a token in the


                        preferences section of the user on the web


                        interface of the server)


  --token TOKEN         use this token for automatic authentication (e.g. for


                        scripting); -U/--password options will be ignored


  -D, --debug           write debugging output


  -L FILE, --logfile FILE


                        use that together with -D to log the debug output in a


                        file rather than the console


  --no-pager            do not use pager when showing results


  -p, --plain-output    print plain output (e.g. for scripting)


  -F IFS, --ifs IFS     set internal field separator (only useful in


                        combination with -p; default is $OIFS)


  -q, --quiet           makes command line client quiet


  -v, --version         print version output


  --timezone TZ         set the local time zone (default is "Europe/Berlin")

your_machine:~ # orthos -H https://orthos-next.arch.suse.de
(orthos 2.0.0)

(orthos 2.0.0) help
Commands are:
INFO                 Retrieve information about a machine.
POWER                Power cycles a machine.
REGENERATE           Regenerate machine-related or service files.
RESCAN               Rescan a machine.
SERVERCONFIG         Show server configuration.
RESERVATIONHISTORY   Show reservation history of a machine.
ADD                  Adds information to the database.
RELEASE              Release machines.
QUERY                Retrieve information about a machine.
RESERVE              Reserve machines.
SETUP                Automatic machine setup.
DELETE               Removes information from the database.
ALIAS                Define own aliases.
AUTH                 Request authorisation manually.
EXIT                 Exit program.
HELP                 Provides help.

(orthos 2.0.0) help info
Command to get information about a machine.
Usage:


    INFO <fqdn>
Arguments:


    fqdn - FQDN or hostname of the machine.
Example:


    INFO foo.suse.de

(orthos 2.0.0) help power
Command to power cycle machines or the get the current status.
Usage:


    POWER <fqdn> <action>
Arguments:


    fqdn   - FQDN or hostname of the machine.


    action - Specify new power state. Actions are:
on                 : Power on.
off                : Power off via SSH. If didn't succeed, use remote power.
off-ssh            : Power off via SSH only.
off-remotepower    : Power off via remote power only.
reboot             : Reboot via SSH. If didn't succeed, use remote power.
reboot-ssh         : Reboot via SSH only.
reboot-remotepower : Reboot via remote power only.
status             : Get power status.
Example:


    POWER foo.suse.de reboot

(orthos 2.0.0) help reserve
Reserves a machine.
Usage:


    RESERVE <fqdn>
Arguments:


    fqdn - FQDN or hostname of the machine.
Example:


    RESERVE foo.suse.de

(orthos 2.0.0) help alias
Define or display aliases. The command can be called without any arguments, then it displays all available aliases. If it's called with one argument, then it displays the definition of a specific alias. If it is called with more than two arguments, then you can define new aliases.
To execute an alias, type the alias name with a leading '@'.
Usage:


    ALIAS [alias] [*args]
Arguments:


    alias - Alias name.


    *args - Valid command string.
Example:


    ALIAS


    ALIAS allmachines query name, ipv4 where name =~ foobar


    ALIAS allmachines
@allmachines

query fqdn, cpu_physical
query fqdn where cpu_model =~ Intel
query fqdn where cpu_model =~ Intel OR !efi

# Show full names and installed distributions of all machines which
# are not reserved (!res_by), which do run and have an orthos ssh key
# installed and therefore could be nightly scanned (status_login)
# which are not administrative, x86_64 machines and do have more than 7
# CPU cores:
query fqdn, inst_dist where !res_by and status_login and !administrative and architecture = x86_64 and cpu_cores > 7

alias x86_free_running query fqdn, inst_dist where !res_by and status_login and !administrative and architecture = x86_64 and cpu_cores > 7

@x86_free_running

!<field>            not (binary fields only)
== =                exactly equal
=~                  contains
=*                  startswith
!=                  unequal
>  <                greater or less than (number fields only)
>= <=               greater equals or less equals (number fields only)
AND                 logical conjunction
OR                  logical disjunction