Thursday 29 April 2021

Jelastic CLI

Just some notes of mine on how to install Jelastic command line tools and how to connect to your Jelastic provider1 2.

A little disappointed that installing the command line tools doesn't let me know that it "succeeded". It just returns my command prompt, with no indication what it did.

I thought it had quit unexpectedly.

The first call to the API will require authentication.

As I have enabled two-factor authentication, it's best if I create a personal access token3.

Success!

The absolute main reason to use it, I think, is the ability to move my static IP address of a Jelastic Node to another Node4, creating seamless upgrades.

I've tried it, and it's awesome.

I don't even have to explain how it works here. It's simple and the guide is fine.

References

[1] Payara platform and Jelastic PAAS
[2] Jelastic - Jelastic CLI Overview
https://docs.jelastic.com/cli/
[3] Jelastic - Personal Access Tokens
https://docs.jelastic.com/personal-access-tokens/
[4] Jelastic - CLI Tutorial: Public IPs (External Addresses) Swap
https://docs.jelastic.com/cli-ip-swap/

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