> $ do_snapshot c
aliases: s, snap, create
Options:
-o, [--only=123456 123456 123456] # Select some droplets.
-e, [--exclude=123456 123456 123456] # Except some droplets.
-k, [--keep=5] # How much snapshots you want to keep?
# Default: 10
-d, [--delay=5] # Delay between snapshot operation status requests.
# Default: 10
[--timeout=250] # Timeout in sec's for events like Power Off or Create Snapshot.
# Default: 600
-m, [--mail=to:yourmail@example.com] # Receive mail if fail or maximum is reached.
-t, [--smtp=user_name:yourmail@example.com password:password] # SMTP options.
-l, [--log=/Users/someone/.do_snapshot/main.log] # Log file path. By default logging is disabled.
-c, [--clean], [--no-clean] # Cleanup snapshots after create. If you have more images than you want to `keep`, older will be deleted.
-s, [--stop], [--no-stop] # Stop creating snapshots if maximum is reached.
-v, [--trace], [--no-trace] # Verbose mode.
-q, [--quiet], [--no-quiet] # Quiet mode. If don't need any messages in console.
[--digital-ocean-client-id=YOURLONGAPICLIENTID] # DIGITAL_OCEAN_CLIENT_ID. if you can't use environment.
[--digital-ocean-api-key=YOURLONGAPIKEY] # DIGITAL_OCEAN_API_KEY. if you can't use environment.
Description:
`do_snapshot` able to create and cleanup snapshots on your droplets.
You can optionally specify parameters to select or exclude some droplets.
