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https://github.com/udhos/lavalake

lavalake - Manage security groups uniformly across multiple cloud providers.
https://github.com/udhos/lavalake

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lavalake - Manage security groups uniformly across multiple cloud providers.

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# lavalake

Manage security groups uniformly across multiple cloud providers.

- Fetch a security group from a cloud provider and save it as YAML file.
- Can edit the file locally then send it back to the cloud provider.
- Can write the security group rules to cloud provider as another group.
- Can send the security group to another cloud provider, unless the group rules use features unsupported by target provider.

Install
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git clone https://github.com/udhos/lavalake
cd lavalake
GO111MODULE=on go install ./lake

Examples - Openstack
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List security groups:

lake list openstack

Save security group 'group1' into file 'group1.yaml':

lake pull openstack group1 > group1.yaml

Create/update security group 'group2' from file 'group1.yaml':

lake push openstack group2 < group1.yaml

Examples - AWS
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List security groups:

lake list aws [vpc-id]

Save security group 'group1' into file 'group1.yaml':

lake pull aws group1 vpc-id > group1.yaml

Create/update security group 'group2' from file 'group1.yaml':

lake push aws group2 vpc-id < group1.yaml

Examples - Azure
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List security groups:

lake list azure

Save security group 'group1' into file 'group1.yaml':

lake pull azure group1 resource-group-name > group1.yaml

Create/update security group 'group2' from file 'group1.yaml':

lake push azure group2 resource-group-name location < group1.yaml

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