xe
Manage XenServer virtual machines
TLDR
Run a command once for each line of input data as arguments
Execute the commands, replacing any occurrence of the placeholder (marked as {}) with the input line
Execute a shellscript, joining every N lines into a single call
Delete all files with a .backup extension
Run up to max-jobs processes in parallel; the default is 1. If max-jobs is 0, xe will run as many processes as cpu cores
SYNOPSIS
`xe [options] command`
PARAMETERS
[options]
options refers to any flags or parameters recognized by the xe script. Their nature is entirely dependent on the tool's implementation. Common options might control authentication, target selection, or output formatting.
command
The command to be executed remotely. The type of commands and how they are interpreted is depend on the implementation of the `xe` script.
DESCRIPTION
The `xe` command is not a standard Linux utility. It's most likely a custom script or tool specific to a particular environment or system. Therefore, a general description is impossible.
Typically, such a command serves as a wrapper or interface for executing commands on remote machines. It might leverage tools like SSH, or a custom API to run operations on other servers or virtual machines. Its functionality heavily depends on the system it was designed for. Without knowing the origin and context of a specific 'xe' command, understanding its usage is impossible.
CAVEATS
The behavior of `xe` is entirely dependent on its implementation. It may require specific environment variables, configuration files, or authentication methods. The error messages and logging provided by `xe` are also implementation-specific.
IMPORTANT NOTES
Before using `xe`, it is crucial to consult the documentation or system administrator to understand its specific functionalities, requirements, and limitations. Never assume it behaves like standard Linux utilities.
SECURITY CONSIDERATIONS
When using `xe`, pay attention to any security settings implemented in this command. If `xe` internally uses ssh, ensure that the remote server uses public key authentication, and limit the commands which can be executed by user which is used to connect to remote server.
