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Viewing the CLI Commands Help

View man-page style help for any command and subcommand, and all related parameters by using the --help option.

This section discusses the following main topics:

nctl Help Commands Overview

Entering the nctl --help or nctl -h command provides a listing of all nctl commands (without subcommands), as shown below.

 nctl -h
Usage: nctl COMMAND [options] [args]...

    Nauta Client

  Displays additional help information when the -h or --help COMMAND is
  used.

Options:
  -h, --help  Displays help messaging information.

Commands:
  config, cfg      Set limits and requested resources in templates.
  experiment, exp  Start, stop, or manage training jobs.
  launch, l        Launch the web user-interface or TensorBoard. Runs as a
                   process in the system console until the user stops the
                   process. To run in the background, add '&' at the end of
                   the line.
  model, mo        Manage the processing, conversion, and packaging of models.
  mount, m         Displays a command that can be used to mount a client's
                   folder on their local machine.
  predict, p       Start, stop, and manage prediction jobs and instances.
  template, tmp    Manage experiment templates used by the system.
  user, u          Create, delete, or list users of the platform. Can only be
                   run by a platform administrator.
  verify, ver      Verifies if all required external components contain the
                   proper installed versions.
  version, v       Displays the version of the installed nctl application.

You can view command-help for any command and available subcommand(s). The following example shows generic syntax; brackets are optional parameters, but a [subcommand] requires the [command] syntax.

nctl [command_name] [subcommand] --help

Other nctl Commands


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