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mesosdns-cli

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A Node.js-based CLI for querying Mesos DNS service names

github.com/tobilg/mesosdns-cli

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# mesosdns-cli A Node.js-based CLI for querying Mesos DNS service names ## Installation This package can be installed globally via `npm install -g mesosdns-cli`. ## Usage ### Command line arguments **Mandatory arguments** ``` --serviceName <service name> : The Mesos DNS service name to be queried --servers <comma separated ip addresses> : The Mesos DNS server ip address(es) ``` **Other arguments** ``` --all : If provided, all endpoints will be returned in a concatenated manner. Standard separator is a comma, but can be specified by using --separator <separator> --separator <separator> : The separator which should be used if the --all option is provided --portIndex <port index number> : The port index of the service name that should be queried --strategy <strategy name> : The strategy how to choose from the list of results (either 'weighted' or 'random') ``` ### Running If your Mesos DNS server resides on `192.168.0.1`, and you want to to resolve the service name `web.marathon.mesos`, then you can use $ mesosdns-cli --serviceName web.marathon.mesos --servers 192.168.0.1 to receive a `{host}:{port}` endpoint, such as `192.168.0.2:8080`.