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## Rumm: a tasty tool for hackers and pirates
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Rumm is a command line interface and API to rackspace. You can use it
to easily build and manage infrastructure for great good.
## Usage
Authenticate with rackspace
rumm login
username: joe
password: ****
logged in, credentials written to ~/.netrc
Now we can see the list of servers we have available:
$ rumm show servers
you don't have any servers, but you can create on with:
rumm create server
Create the server:
rumm create server
created server divine-reef
id: 52415800-8b69-11e0-9b19-734f565bc83b, hostId: e4d909c290d0fb1ca068ffaddf22cbd0, ip: 67.23.10.138, image: CentOS 5.2
Create the database:
rumm create databaseinstance #=> POST databaseintsances
created databaseinstance little-fork
id: 623, username: 'username', password: 'password', databases: production
In order to allow for a multilpe server nodes, and the ability to
bring up new server nodes without changing the public IP of our
application, we'll create a load balancer to handle traffic, and then
add our server to it:
rumm create loadbalancer #=> POST loadbalancers
created loadbalancer tranquil-snowflake
id: 220, port: 80, protocol: http, algorithm: random, virtualIps: 10.1.1.1, fd24:f480:ce44:91bc:1af2:15ff:0000:0005
rumm create node on loadbalancer tranquil-snowflake
created node loadbalancer:tranquil-snowflake
id: 410, address: 67.23.10.138, port: 3000, condition: ENABLED, status: ONLINE, weight: 10, type: PRIMARY
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