feat: add a way to switch gRPC tunnel mode for the connected machines #1935
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Fixes: siderolabs#1816 This change also deprecates `omnictl machine-logs` command and introduces a new command group `omnictl machine ...`. Now the logs can be read by using `omnictl machine logs --id <id>`. For the tunnel mode management there is now command: ``` omnictl machine configure --id <id> grpc-tunnel-mode [enabled|disabled|auto] ``` Signed-off-by: Artem Chernyshev <[email protected]>
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Fixes: #1816
This change also deprecates
omnictl machine-logscommand and introduces a new command groupomnictl machine ....Now the logs can be read by using
omnictl machine logs --id <id>. For the tunnel mode management there is now command: