netris-sample-robot

netris-sample-robot [options] [arguments]

--help
    Displays help information and exits.

--version
    Displays the version of the `netris-sample-robot` tool and exits.

--config
    Specifies the configuration file to use. Defaults to a standard location if not specified.

--server
    Specifies the Netris server URL. Overrides the value from the configuration file.

--token
    Specifies the authentication token. Overrides the value from the configuration file.

create
    Creates a new network object (e.g., tenant, vnet, firewall rule) from a definition file.

delete
    Deletes a network object by its ID.

get
    Retrieves details of a network object by its ID.

list
    Lists all objects of a specific type (e.g., tenants, vnets).

update
    Updates a network object with data from a definition file.

apply
    Applies a complete configuration from a definition file. Creates, updates, or deletes objects as needed to match the definition.

debug
    Enables debug mode.

The `netris-sample-robot` command is a hypothetical network automation tool, presumably used to interact with a Netris system. Without the actual implementation, we can infer it serves as a command-line interface (CLI) or scriptable tool for tasks like network configuration, monitoring, and troubleshooting. It likely interacts with a Netris API or controller to manage network devices and services.

It could be utilized to deploy new network services, modify existing configurations, gather network statistics, and execute diagnostic tests. The 'sample' designation suggests it might be a demonstration robot, providing examples and a starting point for custom automation scripts. This tool might be used for CI/CD pipelines for network infrastructure, automating repetitive network tasks, and ensuring network consistency across different environments.

It’s important to recognize this is a *sample* and the exact functionality depends entirely on its specific implementation by Netris. Consider it a client application designed to leverage the capabilities of the Netris platform for enhanced network automation.

This description is based on general network automation principles and the 'sample robot' designation. Actual functionality may vary significantly depending on the specific implementation by Netris.

Creating a new tenant:
`netris-sample-robot create tenant tenant.json`

Listing all VNets:
`netris-sample-robot list vnet`

Getting information about a specific VNet:
`netris-sample-robot get vnet vnet123`

Definition files likely use JSON or YAML format to describe network objects. These files contain the desired state of the network configuration and are used by `create`, `update`, and `apply` commands.

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