# today

triton

triton -v   # bunyan trace logging

triton vms|containers|machines          # list machines
triton vm|container|machine ID|ALIAS    # get machine
    # -1 for unique match

triton images   # list
triton packages # list
triton image IMAGE
triton package PACKAGE

triton provision  # triton create-machine ??

triton create -p PKG [...] IMG
triton create -i IMG -p PKG [-n NAME] [...]
    # example: triton create base64 -p t4-standard-1g






# maybe today

triton config defaultPkg t4-standard-1g

triton login|ssh VM      # kexec?

triton delete VM|IMAGE    # substring matching? too dangerous
    triton delete --vm VM
    triton delete --image IMAGE

triton raw|cloudapi ...    # raw cloudapi call
    Equivalent of:
        function cloudapi() {
            local now=`date -u "+%a, %d %h %Y %H:%M:%S GMT"` ;
            local signature=`echo ${now} | tr -d '\n' | openssl dgst -sha256 -sign ~/.ssh/automation.id_rsa | openssl enc -e -a | tr -d '\n'` ;
            local curl_opts=
            [[ -n $SDC_TESTING ]] && curl_opts="-k $curl_opts";
            [[ -n $TRACE ]] && set -x;
            curl -is $curl_opts \
                -H "Accept: application/json" -H "api-version: ~7.2" \
                -H "Date: ${now}" \
                -H "Authorization: Signature keyId=\"/$SDC_ACCOUNT/keys/$SDC_KEY_ID\",algorithm=\"rsa-sha256\" ${signature}" \
                --url $SDC_URL$@ ;
            [[ -n $TRACE ]] && set +x;
            echo "";
        }

"shortid" instead of full UUID "id" in default output, and then allow lookup
by that shortid. Really nice for 80 columns.

triton images
    Drop 'state' in default columns. Add type to be able to see lx or not
    for 'linux' ones. That might hit that stupid naming problem.


# profiles

triton profile   # list all profiles
triton profile NAME  # show NAME profile
triton profile -a NAME  # sets it as active
triton profile -n|--new  # ???

For today: only the implicit 'env' profile.



# config

~/.triton/
    config.json
        {"currProfile": "east3b"}
    east3b/    # profile
    PROFILE2/
        ...



# another day

triton config get|set|list    # see 'npm config'

triton --shell   # or whatever, repl