💾 Snap-Tool v3.4

Modular toolkit for managing Elasticsearch snapshots, repositories, and indexes via Python.

⚙️ Features

• Create, modify and display Snap-Tool settings.
• The connection to ElasticSearch can be via HTTPS or HTTP.
• When using HTTPS, you have the option to verify or not verify the SSL certificate.
• For the connection with ElasticSearch an authentication method can be used (HTTP Authentication or API key).
• Passphrase generation during the installation process, so it is different in each implementation.
• Encrypts sensitive data, such as passwords.
• Requests a password (defined during the configuration process) for privileged actions. For example, when an index is deleted.
• Create and delete repositories (FS type).
• Create and delete snapshots.
• Restore snapshots.
• Mount snapshots as searchable snapshots (enterprise license required).
• Delete indexes.
• Shows the percentage of disk used by each of the cluster nodes.
• Sending alerts via Telegram for each action taken.
• Generation of application logs.

📝 Requirements

• ElasticSearch 7.x or 8.x
• Python 3.12 +
• Python Libraries
  • libPyDialog (https://github.com/erickrr-bd/libPyDialog)
  • libPyElk (https://github.com/erickrr-bd/libPyElk)
  • libPyTelegram (https://github.com/erickrr-bd/libPyTelegram)
  • libPyLog (https://github.com/erickrr-bd/libPyLog)
  • libPyUtils (https://github.com/erickrr-bd/libPyUtils)

Installation

To install or update Snap-Tool, the installer must be executed, for this it must be executed as follows:

snap_tool_installer.sh

Note: You just have to follow the instructions that appear on the screen and choose the desired options.

Execution

To run Snap-Tool, run the following command (creation of the alias is required):

Snap-Tool