gcloud-ssh

gcloud-ssh is a Go-based command-line tool that simplifies the process of connecting to Google Cloud Platform (GCP) bastion servers using the gcloud command. It supports multiple environments and SOCKS proxy configuration.

Features

• Easy connection to GCP bastion servers across different environments
• YAML-based configuration for managing multiple environments
• Support for default values to minimize repetitive configuration
• Optional SOCKS proxy support
• Customizable configuration file path

Prerequisites

• gcloud command-line tool installed and configured
• Access to GCP projects and compute instances

Installation

Build for tool:

$ go build

Configuration

Create a YAML configuration file at ~/.config/gcloud-ssh.yaml with the following structure:

defaults:
  host: bastion
  zone: us-central1-a
  user: your-username
  socks_port: 8005

environments:
  dev:
    project: your-dev-project-id
  staging:
    project: your-staging-project-id
    zone: us-west1-b
  prod:
    project: your-prod-project-id
    host: prod-bastion
    user: prod-user
    socks_port: 8010

Adjust the values according to your GCP setup.

Usage

Basic usage:

$ gcloud-ssh -env <environment_name>

With SOCKS proxy:

$ gcloud-ssh -env <environment_name> -socks

Using a custom configuration file:

$ gcloud-ssh -env <environment_name> -config /path/to/custom/config.yaml

Examples

Connect to the development environment:

$ gcloud-ssh -env dev

Connect to the production environment with SOCKS proxy:

$ gcloud-ssh -env prod -socks

License

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