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bosh:tldr:a9a61
This command is used to SSH into a specific virtual machine (VM) within a BOSH deployment. Here's what each component of the command does:
-
bosh
: This is the BOSH command-line interface (CLI) tool. It allows you to interact with a BOSH director and manage deployments, VMs, and other BOSH resources. -
-e ${environment}
: This flag specifies the BOSH environment or director to connect to. The${environment}
variable is typically replaced with the name or alias of the environment you want to target. -
ssh
: This sub-command ofbosh
is used to establish an SSH connection to a VM. -
${virtual_machine}
: This represents the name or identifier of the specific VM you want to SSH into. It can be the actual VM name or an alias. -
-d ${deployment}
: This flag specifies the deployment in which the target VM resides. The${deployment}
variable is typically replaced with the name or identifier of the deployment you are working with.
By combining all these components, the command allows you to remotely access a VM within a BOSH deployment using SSH. The exact syntax may vary depending on the specific BOSH version or deployment configuration you are working with.