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fuel node --help
usage: fuel node [-h] [--env ENV]
                 [--list | --set | --delete | --network | --disk | --deploy | --hostname HOSTNAME | --delete-from-db | --provision]
                 [--default | --download | --upload] [--dir DIR]
                 [--node NODE [NODE ...]] [--force] [--all] [--role ROLE]
                 [--skip TASK [TASK ...] | --tasks TASK [TASK ...]]
                 [--end TASK] [--start TASK]

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  --env ENV, --env-id ENV
                        environment id
  --list, -l            List all nodes.
  --set, -s             Set role for specific node.
  --delete              Delete specific node from environment.
  --network, --net      Node network configuration.
  --disk                Node disk configuration.
  --deploy              Deploy specific nodes.
  --hostname HOSTNAME   Set node hostname.
  --delete-from-db      Delete specific nodes only from fuel db.
                        User should still delete node from cobbler
  --provision           Provision specific nodes.
  --default             Get default configuration of some node
  --download, -d        Download configuration of specific node
  --upload, -u          Upload configuration to specific node
  --dir DIR             Select directory to which download node attributes
  --node NODE [NODE ...], --node-id NODE [NODE ...]
                        Node id.
  --force, -f           Bypassing parameter validation.
  --all                 Select all nodes.
  --role ROLE, -r ROLE  Role to assign for node.
  --skip TASK [TASK ...]
                        Get list of tasks to be skipped.
  --tasks TASK [TASK ...]
                        Get list of tasks to be executed.
  --end TASK            Specify endpoint for the graph traversal.
  --start TASK          Specify start point for the graph traversal.

Examples:

        To delete nodes from fuel db:
            fuel node --node-id 1 --delete-from-db
            fuel node --node-id 1 2 --delete-from-db
        (this works only for offline nodes)
            fuel node --node-id 1 --delete-from-db --force
        (this forces deletion of nodes regardless of their state)
    
        Assign some nodes to environment with with specific roles:
            fuel --env 1 node set --node 1 --role controller
            fuel --env 1 node set --node 2,3,4 --role compute,cinder
    
        Download current or default disk, network,
       configuration for some node:
            fuel node --node-id 2 --disk --default
            fuel node --node-id 2 --network --download \
            --dir path/to/directory

       Upload disk, network, configuration for some node:
            fuel node --node-id 2 --network --upload
            fuel node --node-id 2 --disk --upload --dir path/to/directory
    
        Execute deployment tasks
            fuel node --node 2 --tasks hiera netconfig
            fuel node --node 2 --skip hiera netconfig
            fuel node --node 2 --skip rsync --end pre_deployment
            fuel node --node 2 --end netconfig
            fuel node --node 2 --start hiera --end neutron
            fuel node --node 2 --start post_deployment
    
        Remove some nodes from environment:
            fuel --env 1 node remove --node 2,3

       Remove nodes no matter to which environment they were assigned:
            fuel node remove --node 2,3,6,7

       Remove all nodes from some environment:
            fuel --env 1 node remove --all
    
        To set node hostname:
            fuel node --node-id 1 --hostname ctrl-01
    
        To list all available nodes:
            fuel node

        To filter them by environment:
            fuel --env-id 1 node

        It's Possible to manipulate nodes with their short mac addresses:
            fuel node --node-id 80:ac
            fuel node remove --node-id 80:ac,5d:a2
    
        Deploy/Provision some node:
            fuel node --node-id 2 --provision
            fuel node --node-id 2 --deploy