Using Sysinspect
Note
This section explains how to use Sysinspect in “solo” mode and in the network.
Sysinspect can be used in two modes:
Solo mode, where the entire model is for only one “box” or hardware
Network-connected cluster, where entities can consist from more than one element and Sysinspect needs to gather information from different places in order to construct a final answer about a specific entity. Such entity, for example, can be the entire network itself.
19 Seconds Tutorial
So you wrote a Model, using “Model Description” documentation and placed it to
/etc/sysinspect/models directory on your Master machine as my_model.
Then just call the entire model across all minions:
sysinspect "my_model"
You can call only a subset of your module, such as a specific state of a specific entity. For example:
sysinspect "my_model/my_entity/my_state"
For more information go ahead and dive in!
Diving In
To better understand how to use Sysinspect in those situation, read through the following sections:
- Command Line Interface
- Overview
- Running Models Remotely
- Running Models Locally
- Cluster Commands
- Network Operations
- Troubleshooting
network --add - Traits Management
- Deployment Profiles
- Profile Data Model
- Sync Behavior
- Module Repository Management
- TUI and Utility Commands
- Starting a Master
- Registering a Minion
- Starting a Minion
- Removing a Minion
- Hopstart Backend
- Distributed Model
- Secure Master/Minion Transport
- What You Need To Know
- Why This Matters
- What Sysinspect Manages For You
- How It Works On The Master
- How It Works On The Minion
- Current operator-ready onboarding path
- What Actually Protects The Traffic
- What Changes And What Does Not
- What Operators Should Do
- When Something Breaks
- Operator Diagnostics
- Transport Rotation Workflow
- Practical Rotation Procedure
- What Each Rotation Option Does
- Related Operational Options
- What Actually Happens During Rotation
- Recommended Operator Patterns
- Fresh Installs, Re-Registration, And Admin Workflows
- Rotation Safety Model
- Unregister Cleanup
- Disaster Recovery
- Master/Minion Protocol
- Operator Security Guide
- Security Model
- System Traits
- Targeting Entities
- Clusters and Virtual Minions