OSVM CLI 🚀

A powerful command-line interface for managing Solana Virtual Machines (SVMs) across various networks. Monitor, deploy, and manage your SVM infrastructure with a single tool.

📚 Documentation

For comprehensive documentation, please visit the docs directory:

• 📖 Complete Documentation Index - Start here for all documentation
• 🚀 Quick Start Guide - Installation and setup
• 💡 Examples & Patterns - Usage examples and workflows
• ⚙️ Configuration Guide - Configuration management

Core Features Documentation

• 🖥️ SVM Management - Manage Solana Virtual Machines
• 🏗️ Node Management - Deploy and monitor nodes
• 🌐 SSH Deployment - Remote deployment capabilities
• 🔗 RPC Manager - RPC node management
• 📊 Dashboard - Interactive monitoring interfaces

Advanced Features Documentation

• 🔧 Self-Repair System - Automated maintenance
• 📋 Log Monitoring - Real-time log analysis
• ⚡ Validator Enhancements - Performance optimization
• 📦 eBPF Deployment - Smart contract deployment

graph TB
    User((User))

    subgraph "OSVM CLI System"
        subgraph "CLI Interface"
            MainCLI["Main CLI<br>Rust/Clap"]
            CommandParser["Command Parser<br>Clap"]
            
            subgraph "Core Commands"
                SVMCommands["SVM Commands<br>Rust"]
                NodeCommands["Node Commands<br>Rust"]
                SolanaCommands["Solana Commands<br>Rust"]
                RPCCommands["RPC Commands<br>Rust"]
            end
        end
        
        subgraph "Node Management"
            NodeManager["Node Manager<br>Rust"]
            
            subgraph "Node Components"
                NodeDB["Node Database<br>JSON"]
                NodeMonitor["Node Monitor<br>Rust"]
                NodeDashboard["Node Dashboard<br>Ratatui"]
                NodeMetrics["Node Metrics<br>Rust"]
                NodeLogs["Log Manager<br>Rust"]
            end
        end
        
        subgraph "SSH Deployment"
            SSHManager["SSH Manager<br>SSH2"]
            
            subgraph "Deployment Components"
                DeployConfig["Deployment Config<br>Rust"]
                DiskManager["Disk Manager<br>Rust"]
                ServiceManager["Service Manager<br>Rust"]
                HotSwap["Hot Swap Manager<br>Rust"]
                Dependencies["Dependency Manager<br>Rust"]
            end
        end
        
        subgraph "Utilities"
            Logger["Logger<br>env_logger"]
            Config["Config Manager<br>YAML"]
            Dashboard["Dashboard Generator<br>HTML/CSS"]
            Examples["Examples Manager<br>Rust"]
        end
    end

    subgraph "External Systems"
        SolanaNode["Solana Node<br>Rust"]
        RPCNode["RPC Node<br>JSON-RPC"]
        RemoteServer["Remote Server<br>Linux"]
    end

    User -->|Uses| MainCLI
    MainCLI -->|Parses| CommandParser
    CommandParser -->|Executes| SVMCommands
    CommandParser -->|Executes| NodeCommands
    CommandParser -->|Executes| SolanaCommands
    CommandParser -->|Executes| RPCCommands

    NodeCommands -->|Manages| NodeManager
    NodeManager -->|Stores| NodeDB
    NodeManager -->|Monitors| NodeMonitor
    NodeMonitor -->|Displays| NodeDashboard
    NodeMonitor -->|Collects| NodeMetrics
    NodeManager -->|Manages| NodeLogs

    SolanaCommands -->|Deploys| SSHManager
    RPCCommands -->|Deploys| SSHManager
    SSHManager -->|Uses| DeployConfig
    SSHManager -->|Manages| DiskManager
    SSHManager -->|Controls| ServiceManager
    SSHManager -->|Handles| HotSwap
    SSHManager -->|Installs| Dependencies

    MainCLI -->|Uses| Logger
    MainCLI -->|Reads| Config
    NodeDashboard -->|Generates| Dashboard
    MainCLI -->|Shows| Examples

    SSHManager -->|Connects to| RemoteServer
    NodeMonitor -->|Monitors| SolanaNode
    NodeMonitor -->|Monitors| RPCNode

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⚡ One-Line Installation

Linux/macOS

curl -sSf https://raw.githubusercontent.com/opensvm/osvm-cli/main/install.sh | sh

Windows

powershell -Command "Invoke-WebRequest -Uri 'https://raw.githubusercontent.com/opensvm/osvm-cli/main/install.ps1' -OutFile 'install.ps1'; .\install.ps1"

Docker

Run OSVM CLI in a Docker container without installing it locally:

# Pull the latest image
docker pull ghcr.io/opensvm/osvm-cli:latest

# Run with version check
docker run --rm ghcr.io/opensvm/osvm-cli:latest --version

# Run with interactive mode (mount current directory)
docker run --rm -it -v $(pwd):/workspace ghcr.io/opensvm/osvm-cli:latest

# Use as an alias
alias osvm='docker run --rm -it -v $(pwd):/workspace ghcr.io/opensvm/osvm-cli:latest'

🌟 Key Features

• SVM Management: List and inspect Solana Virtual Machines
• Node Deployment: Deploy validator or dedicated RPC nodes with a single command
• Interactive Dashboard: Real-time monitoring with a terminal-based UI
• Network Configuration: Configure nodes for mainnet, testnet, or devnet
• Performance Metrics: Track TPS, latency, and system requirements
• Colorized Output: Enhanced readability with consistent color-coding for status, commands, and data
• Command Examples: Built-in examples for common workflows and operations
• SSH Deployment: Remote deployment and management capabilities

🚀 GitHub Actions Integration

OSVM CLI now includes a dedicated GitHub Action for seamless CI/CD integration! Deploy SVM nodes directly from your workflows with minimal configuration.

Quick Start

- name: Deploy SVM Node
  uses: ./.github/actions/svm-deploy
  with:
    svm-name: 'my-svm'
    host: 'user@example.com'
    ssh-private-key: ${{ secrets.SSH_PRIVATE_KEY }}
    network: 'devnet'
    node-type: 'validator'

Features

• 🔒 Secure: Uses GitHub Secrets for sensitive data
• 🎯 Configurable: Support for different networks and node types
• 📊 Detailed Logging: Comprehensive deployment logs
• 🔄 Reusable: Includes reusable workflows for common patterns

📖 View Complete Documentation | 🔧 See Examples

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📋 Command Reference

SVM Management

# List all SVMs installed in the chain
osvm svm list

# Get detailed information about a specific SVM
osvm svm get sonic

# Launch interactive dashboard
osvm svm dashboard

Command Examples and Help

# Show examples for all command categories
osvm examples

# Show examples for a specific category
osvm examples --category svm

# Available categories: basic, svm, node, monitoring, workflow

# List all available example categories
osvm examples --list-categories

Node Deployment

# Deploy a validator node to a remote server (mainnet)
osvm user@host --svm sonic --node-type validator --network mainnet

# Deploy an RPC node to a remote server (testnet)
osvm user@host --svm sonic --node-type rpc --network testnet

# Deploy a Sonic RPC node to a remote server
osvm rpc sonic root@host.example.com --network mainnet

# Deploy multiple SVMs to a single server
osvm user@host --svm sonic,solana,eclipse,soon --node-type validator --network devnet

# Deploy an eBPF binary to all available SVM networks
osvm deploy ./path/to/ebpf.so --program-id ./path/to/program-address.json --owner ./path/to/program-owner.json --fee ./path/to/deployment-fee-payer.json --publish-idl

RPC Node Deployment

# Deploy a Sonic RPC node to a remote server (mainnet)
osvm rpc sonic user@host --network mainnet

# Deploy a Sonic RPC node to a remote server (testnet)
osvm rpc sonic user@host --network testnet

# Deploy a Sonic RPC node to a remote server (devnet)
osvm rpc sonic user@host --network devnet

# Monitor devnet RPC node logs (automatically finds the most recent log file)
osvm rpc-manager devnet --logs

# Show specific number of recent log lines
osvm rpc-manager devnet --logs --lines 100

# Follow logs in real-time (similar to tail -f)
osvm rpc-manager devnet --logs --follow

# Start a local test validator for development (guaranteed to work)
osvm rpc-manager test --background --reset

# Check test validator status
osvm rpc-manager test --status

# Stop test validator
osvm rpc-manager test --stop

The rpc-manager command provides comprehensive RPC node management:

• Test Validator: Local development validator with guaranteed RPC functionality
  • Instant startup with no external dependencies
  • Built-in faucet for SOL airdrops
  • Perfect for local development and testing
  • Full Solana RPC API support
• Devnet RPC: Real devnet validator that syncs with live blockchain
  • Auto-repair system with real-time log monitoring
  • System parameter tuning (network limits, file descriptors, etc.)
  • External reachability fixes using ngrok tunnels
  • Port conflict resolution and memory optimization
• Sonic RPC: Deploys Sonic RPC nodes using Docker containers
• Network Selection: Choose between mainnet, testnet, or devnet environments
• Automatic Configuration: Handles all dependencies and configuration automatically
• Comprehensive Logging: Structured JSON logging to osvm.log for debugging

eBPF Program Deployment

# Deploy an eBPF binary to all available SVM networks
osvm deploy ./path/to/ebpf.so --program-id ./path/to/program-address.json --owner ./path/to/program-owner.json --fee ./path/to/deployment-fee-payer.json --publish-idl

# Deploy with custom Anchor IDL file
osvm deploy ./path/to/ebpf.so --program-id ./path/to/program-address.json --owner ./path/to/program-owner.json --fee ./path/to/deployment-fee-payer.json --publish-idl --idl-file ./path/to/program.json

# Deploy to a specific network only
osvm deploy ./path/to/ebpf.so --program-id ./path/to/program-address.json --owner ./path/to/program-owner.json --fee ./path/to/deployment-fee-payer.json --network mainnet

The deploy command provides a streamlined way to deploy eBPF programs:

• Multi-network Deployment: Deploy to all SVM networks with one command
• Network Selection: Choose between mainnet, testnet, devnet, or all networks
• IDL Publishing: Option to publish the IDL along with the program
  • Auto-generated basic IDL (default)
  • Custom Anchor IDL JSON file support via --idl-file option
• Required Files:
  • eBPF binary (.so file)
  • Program ID file:
    • For new deployments: Must be a keypair JSON file (contains private key)
    • For upgrades: Can be either a keypair file or pubkey-only JSON file
  • Program owner keypair: JSON file containing private key (required for all deployments)
  • Fee payer keypair: JSON file containing private key (pays for deployment transaction)

File Format Requirements

Keypair files (generated with solana-keygen new):

[123,45,67,89,...,234]  // Array of 64 bytes containing private key

Pubkey-only files (for upgrades only):

{"programId": "HN4tEEGheziD9dqcWg4xZd29htcerjXKGoGiQXM5hxiS"}

or plain string:

HN4tEEGheziD9dqcWg4xZd29htcerjXKGoGiQXM5hxiS

🔧 Detailed Installation

Prerequisites

• Rust 1.80.0 or later
• Solana CLI tools 1.14.29 or later

From Source

# Clone the repository
git clone https://github.com/opensvm/osvm-cli.git
cd osvm-cli

# Build the project
cargo build --release

# Install the binary
sudo cp target/release/osvm /usr/local/bin/

📊 Dashboard Features

The interactive dashboard provides real-time monitoring of your SVM infrastructure, including:

• Overview of all installed SVMs with status indicators
• Network details for each SVM (mainnet, testnet, devnet)
• Performance metrics with real-time visualization
• Node status monitoring with resource usage
• Aggregated logs from all nodes

Launch the dashboard with:

osvm svm dashboard

Keyboard Controls

• Tab, Right Arrow, Left Arrow: Switch between tabs
• Up Arrow, Down Arrow: Navigate through items
• n: Select next SVM
• v: Toggle verbosity level (affects displayed information detail)
• p: Select previous SVM
• h: Toggle help overlay
• q or Ctrl+C: Quit the dashboard

📚 Documentation

• 📖 GitHub Actions Integration - Complete guide for CI/CD integration
• 🔧 GitHub Actions Examples - Ready-to-use workflow examples
• 📋 Command Reference - All available commands and options
• 🎯 Usage Examples - Common use cases and scenarios
• 🔧 Installation Guide - Step-by-step setup instructions
• 📊 Dashboard Features - Interactive monitoring capabilities

For complete documentation, visit our official documentation.

🤝 Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Please feel free to submit a Pull Request.

Development Setup

To ensure code quality and consistency, this project uses pre-commit hooks that enforce code formatting and linting.

Installing Pre-commit Hooks

Run the following command from the project root to install the pre-commit hooks:

./install-pre-commit-hook.sh

This will install a git hook that automatically runs:

• cargo fmt --all -- --check - Ensures code is properly formatted
• cargo clippy - Runs linting checks

Manual Code Quality Checks

You can also run these checks manually:

# Format your code
cargo fmt --all

# Check formatting without modifying files
cargo fmt --all -- --check

# Run clippy linting
cargo clippy --all-targets --all-features

Skipping Pre-commit Hooks

If you need to skip the pre-commit hook for a specific commit (not recommended), use:

git commit --no-verify -m "your message"

📄 License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.