To make your first torero experience as easy as possible, let's start by saying hello to the world! Today, torero supports Ansible, Python, and OpenTOFU. This repository contains the code and instructions for importing and running each hello world example into a fresh install of torero as individual services.
Follow the instructions at https://docs.torero.dev/en/latest/installation/#pre-requisites to install torero if you haven't already. Installation is a breeze -- torero is distributed as a single binary and can be installed on Mac OS or any Debian + RHEL based distro in seconds.
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Take it for a spin and let us know what you think! We value your time and feedback. You can connect with us directly in the Network Automation Forum (NAF) Slack Workspace in the #tools-torero channel.
To import all of the services contained in this repository, we can use the db import command with the repository argument (to reference the public git repository) and provide the name of the file to import from - import.yml.
torero db import --repository https://github.com/torerodev/hello-torero.git import.yml
To view the repository and services that were imported, we can use the get repositories and get services commands.
torero get repositories \
&& torero get services
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To view all details about these resources, use describe repository and describe service
torero describe repository hello-torero \
&& torero describe service hello-ansible \
&& torero describe service hello-python \
&& torero describe service hello-opentofu
Let's run the services we imported using run service along with the service-type and service-name.
torero run service ansible-playbook hello-ansible \
&& torero run service python-script hello-python \
&& torero run service opentofu-plan apply hello-opentofu