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# Compute-utility Container
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This container enables Operations personnel to access services running on
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the compute nodes. Operations personnel can get the appropriate data from this
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utility container by specifying the node and respective service command within
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the local cluster.
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## Usage
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1. Get into the utility pod using `kubectl exec`. Perform an operation as in
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the following example.
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```
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kubectl exec -it <POD_NAME> -n utility /bin/bash
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```
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2. Use the following syntax to run commands.
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```
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utilscli <client-name> <server-hostname> <command> <options>
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```
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Example:
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```
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utilscli libvirt-client node42 virsh list
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```
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Accepted client names are:
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* libvirt-client
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* ovs-client
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* ipmi-client
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* perccli-client
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* numa-client
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* sos-client
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Commands for each client vary with the client.
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