Linode CLI (developer release #9)

Linode CLI (Developer Release #9)

The Linode CLI is the command line tool for interacting with your Linode services.

This is our ninth early developer release of our command line tool. We're working toward a tool that will eventually allow you to interact with all Linode services.

Please help us make Linode CLI even more awesome by sending us your feedback and ideas. It is our goal to shape the tool to meet your needs.

Everyone here at Linode would like to wish you a safe and Happy Holiday!

What's New in This Release?
* A new account command (list), for viewing account balance and usage details in a table.

  • Improved human output rendering with proper handling of wide data.

  • Squashed a few issues affecting empty results on some JSON output.

  • Display group improvements for domain list output.

  • Fixed an issue where a failure to match an item didn't include the action for JSON output error messages.

  • Corrected an issue with linode create messages.
    Repository: https://github.com/linode/cli

How to Get the Source

Linode CLI is hosted on GitHub and is open source, dual-licensed under the GPLv2 and the Perl Artistic License. This is a developer release, so for now, depending on your system, you may need to install dependencies manually as described in the README.

https://github.com/linode/cli <– download options on the right-hand side

Enjoy!

-Linode

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linode domain create example.com slave X.X.X.X Is IPv6 supported? The examples appear to indicate IPv4 only…

Hi Stephen,

Yes, both IPv4 and IPv6 are supported. Domain records would be added using the AAAA type for IPv6.

Sincerely,

James Ottinger

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