I'm excited to introduce onctl, a lightweight tool for provisioning and managing virtual machines/instances. It's designed to be cloud-agnostic, working seamlessly across cloud and on-prem environments without relying on cloud-specific solutions.

Key highlights:

VM-focused: Supports only VM management, keeping things simple and efficient.

Uses simple SSH scripts: Under the hood, onctl operates using straightforward SSH scripts, making it easy to understand and customize.

Ready-to-use templates: Start quickly with pre-defined templates for common use cases. Examples include:

K3s cluster: onctl up -n qwe -a k3s/k3s-server.sh --download /tmp/k3s.yaml

WireGuard VPN server: onctl up -n wg -a wireguard/vpn.sh

Azure DevOps agents: onctl up -n agent1 -a azure/agent-pool.sh --dot-env .env.test

Cloud-agnostic: Works across AWS, Azure, GCP, or on-prem setups with no cloud-specific dependencies.

onctl is perfect for DevOps engineers looking for a straightforward way to manage VMs without unnecessary complexity.

Repo: https://github.com/cdalar/onctl Templates Repo: https://github.com/cdalar/onctl-templates

I'd love your feedback, suggestions, and ideas for additional templates or improvements. Let me know how onctl could fit into your workflows!