hosts = hosts[1:]
# Create an AuthManager to do login with password only
login = AuthManager('root', default_password=password)
# Create a Console for streaming the results of running command output
# This can be suppressed via the console.quiet() call
console = RadSSHConsole()
# Create a list of tuples for the connections
# Leave the 2nd element as None to let RadSSH do the socket connections
connections = [(x, None) for x in hosts]
print('\nConnecting...')
C = Cluster(connections, login, console=console)
for host, status in C.status():
print('%14s : %s' % (str(host), status))
# Cluster connections and authentications established
# Use the run_command to execute just about any command line
print('\nRunning a command')
C.run_command('hostname')
# All hosts have finished (or were skipped)
# We can access the cluster last_result to post-process the results
print('\nCommand post-processing')
for host, job in C.last_result.items():
if job.completed and job.result.return_code == 0:
print(job.result.stdout)
else:
hosts = hosts[1:]
# Create an AuthManager to do login with password only
login = AuthManager('root', default_password=password)
# Create a Console for streaming the results of running command output
# This can be suppressed via the console.quiet() call
console = RadSSHConsole()
# Create a list of tuples for the connections
# Leave the 2nd element as None to let RadSSH do the socket connections
connections = [(x, None) for x in hosts]
print('\nConnecting...')
C = Cluster(connections, login, console=console)
for host, status in C.status():
print('%14s : %s' % (str(host), status))
# Cluster connections and authentications established
# Use the run_command to execute just about any command line
print('\nRunning a command')
C.run_command('hostname')
# All hosts have finished (or were skipped)
# We can access the cluster last_result to post-process the results
print('\nCommand post-processing')
for host, job in C.last_result.items():
if job.completed and job.result.return_code == 0:
print(job.result.stdout)
else:
