slskit
Usage: slskit [OPTIONS] COMMAND [ARGS]...
Options:
--version Show the version and exit.
-c, --config TEXT path to slskit configuration file (default:
slskit.yaml or slskit.yml)
-l, --log-level [CRITICAL|FATAL|ERROR|WARN|WARNING|INFO|DEBUG|NOTSET|VERBOSE|QUIET|PROFILE|TRACE|GARBAGE]
--salt-output TEXT Alternative Salt outputter, e.g. nested,
json, yaml, etc.
--help Show this message and exit.
Commands:
highstate render highstate for specified minions
pillars render pillar items for specified minions
refresh invoke saltutil.sync_all runner
sls render a given sls for specified minions
template render a file template for specified minions
- Supported Python versions: 3.8, 3.9, 3.10
- Supported Salt versions: 3005, 3006
Workaround for libcrypto.dylib failing to load on macOS
If slskit fails with zsh: abort or Abort trap: 6, inspect the error by running the command with PYTHONDEVMODE=1. If the issue is with _load_libcrypto call in rsax931.py, edit salt/utils/rsax931.py line 38:
-lib = find_library('crypto')
+lib = "/usr/local/opt/openssl@1.1/lib/libcrypto.dylib"More info:
- saltstack/salt#55084
- https://github.com/Homebrew/homebrew-core/pull/45895/files#diff-5bdebf3b9146d50b15f9a0dc7e7def27R131-R133
Workaround for exception raised when processing virtual function
When seeing errors like these:
ERROR:salt.loader:Exception raised when processing __virtual__ function for salt.loaded.int.module.freebsdkmod. Module will not be loaded: 'kernel'
WARNING:salt.loader:salt.loaded.int.module.freebsdkmod.__virtual__() is wrongly returning `None`. It should either return `True`, `False` or a new name. If you're the developer of the module 'freebsdkmod', please fix this.
You may need to add a corresponding grain to slskit.yaml file, e.g.:
# slskit.yaml
slskit:
roster:
foo:
grains:
kernel: LinuxYou can find values for grains by inspecting grains.items on your real minions.
How to keep your grains DRY
Use default_grains option to avoid duplicating the same grains over all minions:
# slskit.yaml
slskit:
roster:
foo:
bar:
baz:
default_grains:
os: UbuntuFor more advanced cases use YAML anchors:
# slskit.yaml
_grains:
ubuntu: &ubuntu
os: Ubuntu
fedora: &fedora
os: Fedora
slskit:
roster:
u1:
grains:
<<: *ubuntu
u2:
grains:
<<: *ubuntu
f1:
grains:
<<: *fedora
f2:
grains:
<<: *fedoraHow to reduce output verbosity
Use Salt's output configuration option, e.g.:
# slskit.yaml
salt:
output: yaml
slskit:
...
