43 lines
1.8 KiB
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43 lines
1.8 KiB
Plaintext
// This script demonstrates how to perform various actions on a server,
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// such as rebooting, resetting, and managing rescue mode.
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// Initialize the Hetzner client with your API token.
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let client = new_hetzner_client(get_env("HETZNER_API_TOKEN"));
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// Replace this with the ID of the server you want to manage.
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let server_id = 1234567; // FIXME: Replace with a real server ID
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// --- Reboot Server ---
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// A soft reboot is attempted first. If it doesn't succeed, a hard reset is performed.
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print(`Rebooting server with ID: ${server_id}...`);
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client.reboot(server_id);
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print("Reboot command sent.");
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// --- Reset Server ---
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// This is equivalent to a hard reset (power cycle).
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// print(`Resetting server with ID: ${server_id}...`);
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// client.reset(server_id);
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// print("Reset command sent.");
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// --- Enable Rescue Mode ---
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// Enables rescue mode for a server. This is useful for maintenance and recovery.
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// The `enable_rescue_mode` function can be called in three ways:
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// 1. With only the server ID:
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// This will enable rescue mode and add all SSH keys from your account to the rescue system.
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// let root_password = client.enable_rescue_mode(server_id);
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// 2. With a single SSH key ID:
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// let ssh_key_id = 98765; // FIXME: Replace with your SSH key ID
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// let root_password = client.enable_rescue_mode(server_id, ssh_key_id);
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// 3. With an array of SSH key IDs:
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// let ssh_key_ids = [98765, 54321]; // FIXME: Replace with your SSH key IDs
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// let root_password = client.enable_rescue_mode(server_id, ssh_key_ids);
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// print(`Rescue mode enabled. Root password: ${root_password}`);
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// --- Disable Rescue Mode ---
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// Disables rescue mode and reboots the server back into its normal OS.
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// print(`Disabling rescue mode for server ID: ${server_id}...`);
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// client.disable_rescue_mode(server_id);
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// print("Rescue mode disabled."); |