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Prints events log.
Usage:
admiral events [OPTIONS]
Options:
--clear Clear all logged events.
Global Flags:
--insecure Allow insecure SSL connection to Admiral server.
--quiet The output of the commands will be only the expected entity's ID.
--token string Authorization token.
--verbose Show every request/response json body.
Login with username and pass
Usage:
admiral login [OPTIONS]
Options:
-p, --pass string Password.
--status Print information about current user.
--tenant string *vRA* Tenant.
--url string Set URL config property.
-u, --user string Username.
--vra *vRA* Login in Admiral instance embedded in vRA.
Global Flags:
--insecure Allow insecure SSL connection to Admiral server.
--quiet The output of the commands will be only the expected entity's ID.
--token string Authorization token.
--verbose Show every request/response json body.
Logout user
Usage:
admiral logout [OPTIONS]
Global Flags:
--insecure Allow insecure SSL connection to Admiral server.
--quiet The output of the commands will be only the expected entity's ID.
--token string Authorization token.
--verbose Show every request/response json body.
Wait until task has finished.
Usage:
admiral wait [TASK-ID] [OPTIONS]
Global Flags:
--insecure Allow insecure SSL connection to Admiral server.
--quiet The output of the commands will be only the expected entity's ID.
--token string Authorization token.
--verbose Show every request/response json body.
Run a command in a running container.
Usage:
admiral exec [CONTAINER] [OPTIONS]
Options:
--cmd string Command to execute.
-i, --interactive Interactive mode.
Global Flags:
--insecure Allow insecure SSL connection to Admiral server.
--quiet The output of the commands will be only the expected entity's ID.
--token string Authorization token.
--verbose Show every request/response json body.
Return low-level information on a container.
Usage:
admiral inspect [CONTAINER] [OPTIONS]
Global Flags:
--insecure Allow insecure SSL connection to Admiral server.
--quiet The output of the commands will be only the expected entity's ID.
--token string Authorization token.
--verbose Show every request/response json body.
Fetch the logs of a container
Usage:
admiral logs [CONTAINER] [OPTIONS]
Options:
-s, --since int Since when to show logs. (minutes) (default 15)
Global Flags:
--insecure Allow insecure SSL connection to Admiral server.
--quiet The output of the commands will be only the expected entity's ID.
--token string Authorization token.
--verbose Show every request/response json body.
Lists existing containers.
Usage:
admiral ps
Options:
-a, --all Show all containers.
-q, --query string Add query.
Global Flags:
--insecure Allow insecure SSL connection to Admiral server.
--quiet The output of the commands will be only the expected entity's ID.
--token string Authorization token.
--verbose Show every request/response json body.
Restart container.
Usage:
admiral restart [CONTAINER] [OPTIONS]
Options:
--async Wait until the task is finished.
Global Flags:
--insecure Allow insecure SSL connection to Admiral server.
--quiet The output of the commands will be only the expected entity's ID.
--token string Authorization token.
--verbose Show every request/response json body.
Remove existing container(s).
Usage:
admiral rm [CONTAINER]... [OPTIONS]
Options:
--async Wait until the task is finished.
-f, --force Do not prompt asking for remove.
-q, --query string Every container that match the query will be removed.
Global Flags:
--insecure Allow insecure SSL connection to Admiral server.
--quiet The output of the commands will be only the expected entity's ID.
--token string Authorization token.
--verbose Show every request/response json body.
Provision container
Usage:
admiral run [IMAGE] [OPTIONS]
Options:
--async Wait until the task is finished.
--cluster-size int32 The number of nodes to be provisioned. (default 1)
--cmd stringSlice Commands to run on container start.
--cpu-shares string CPU shares.
-e, --env stringSlice Set enivornment variables.
-h, --hostname string Container host name.
--log-driver string Logging driver for container.
--max-restarts int32 Max restart count on container failures.
-m, --memory int Memory limit. Default unit: kb. Units supported: kb/mb/gb. Example: 1024mb
--memory-swap int Memory limit. Default unit: kb. Units supported: kb/mb/gb. Example: 1024mb
--name string Container name.
--network-mode string Driver to manage the Network. (default "bridge")
--project string Project ID.
-p, --publish stringSlice Publish a container's port(s) to the host. Format: hostPort:containerPort
-P, --publish-all Publish all exposed ports to random ports. (default true)
--restart string Restart policy to apply. (default "no")
--timeout int Set custom task timeout (seconds).
-v, --volume stringSlice Bind mount volume
-w, --workdir string Working directory inside the container
Global Flags:
--insecure Allow insecure SSL connection to Admiral server.
--quiet The output of the commands will be only the expected entity's ID.
--token string Authorization token.
--verbose Show every request/response json body.
Scale existing container
Usage:
admiral scale [CONTAINER-ID] [OPTIONS]
Options:
--async Wait until the task is finished.
-c, --count int32 *Required* Nodes count of the resource.
Global Flags:
--insecure Allow insecure SSL connection to Admiral server.
--quiet The output of the commands will be only the expected entity's ID.
--token string Authorization token.
--verbose Show every request/response json body.
Search for image from which you can provision container.
Usage:
admiral search [IMAGE-NAME] [OPTIONS]
Global Flags:
--insecure Allow insecure SSL connection to Admiral server.
--quiet The output of the commands will be only the expected entity's ID.
--token string Authorization token.
--verbose Show every request/response json body.
Starts existing container
Usage:
admiral start [CONTAINER]... [OPTIONS]
Options:
--async Wait until the task is finished.
Global Flags:
--insecure Allow insecure SSL connection to Admiral server.
--quiet The output of the commands will be only the expected entity's ID.
--token string Authorization token.
--verbose Show every request/response json body.
Stops existing container
Usage:
admiral stop [CONTAINER] [OPTIONS]
Options:
--async Wait until the task is finished.
Global Flags:
--insecure Allow insecure SSL connection to Admiral server.
--quiet The output of the commands will be only the expected entity's ID.
--token string Authorization token.
--verbose Show every request/response json body.
Inspect application for additional info.
Usage:
admiral app inspect [APPLICATION] [OPTIONS]
Global Flags:
--insecure Allow insecure SSL connection to Admiral server.
--quiet The output of the commands will be only the expected entity's ID.
--token string Authorization token.
--verbose Show every request/response json body.
Lists existing applications.
Usage:
admiral app ls
Options:
-q, --query string Add query.
Global Flags:
--insecure Allow insecure SSL connection to Admiral server.
--quiet The output of the commands will be only the expected entity's ID.
--token string Authorization token.
--verbose Show every request/response json body.
Restarts application.
Usage:
admiral app restart [APPLICATION] [OPTIONS]
Options:
--async Wait until the task is finished.
Global Flags:
--insecure Allow insecure SSL connection to Admiral server.
--quiet The output of the commands will be only the expected entity's ID.
--token string Authorization token.
--verbose Show every request/response json body.
Remove existing application
Usage:
admiral app rm [APPLICATION] [OPTIONS]
Options:
--async Wait until the task is finished.
Global Flags:
--insecure Allow insecure SSL connection to Admiral server.
--quiet The output of the commands will be only the expected entity's ID.
--token string Authorization token.
--verbose Show every request/response json body.
Provision application from template.
Usage:
admiral app run [TEMPLATE] [OPTIONS]
Options:
--async Wait until the task is finished.
--file string Provision template from file.
--keep Do not remove template after provisioning.
--project string Project ID.
--timeout int Set custom task timeout (seconds).
Global Flags:
--insecure Allow insecure SSL connection to Admiral server.
--quiet The output of the commands will be only the expected entity's ID.
--token string Authorization token.
--verbose Show every request/response json body.
Starts existing application
Usage:
admiral app start [APPLICATION] [OPTIONS]
Options:
--async Wait until the task is finished.
Global Flags:
--insecure Allow insecure SSL connection to Admiral server.
--quiet The output of the commands will be only the expected entity's ID.
--token string Authorization token.
--verbose Show every request/response json body.
Stops existing application
Usage:
admiral app stop [APPLICATION] [OPTIONS]
Options:
--async Wait until the task is finished.
Global Flags:
--insecure Allow insecure SSL connection to Admiral server.
--quiet The output of the commands will be only the expected entity's ID.
--token string Authorization token.
--verbose Show every request/response json body.
Add certificate
Usage:
admiral cert add [OPTIONS]
Options:
-f, --file string File to import certificate.
-u, --url string Url to import certificate.
Global Flags:
--insecure Allow insecure SSL connection to Admiral server.
--quiet The output of the commands will be only the expected entity's ID.
--token string Authorization token.
--verbose Show every request/response json body.
Lists existing certificates
Usage:
admiral cert ls
Global Flags:
--insecure Allow insecure SSL connection to Admiral server.
--quiet The output of the commands will be only the expected entity's ID.
--token string Authorization token.
--verbose Show every request/response json body.
Remove certificate.
Usage:
admiral cert rm [CERTIFICATE] [OPTIONS]
Global Flags:
--insecure Allow insecure SSL connection to Admiral server.
--quiet The output of the commands will be only the expected entity's ID.
--token string Authorization token.
--verbose Show every request/response json body.
Update certificate.
Usage:
admiral cert update [CERTIFICATE] [OPTIONS]
Options:
-f, --file string File to import certificate.
-u, --url string Url to import certificate. (NOT IMPLEMENTED YET).
Global Flags:
--insecure Allow insecure SSL connection to Admiral server.
--quiet The output of the commands will be only the expected entity's ID.
--token string Authorization token.
--verbose Show every request/response json body.
List closures.
Usage:
admiral closure ls [OPTIONS]
Global Flags:
--insecure Allow insecure SSL connection to Admiral server.
--quiet The output of the commands will be only the expected entity's ID.
--token string Authorization token.
--verbose Show every request/response json body.
Remove closure.
Usage:
admiral closure rm [OPTIONS]
Global Flags:
--insecure Allow insecure SSL connection to Admiral server.
--quiet The output of the commands will be only the expected entity's ID.
--token string Authorization token.
--verbose Show every request/response json body.
Decrypt text.
Usage:
admiral config decrypt [TEXT] [OPTIONS]
Options:
--encryption-key string File containing encryption key.
Global Flags:
--insecure Allow insecure SSL connection to Admiral server.
--quiet The output of the commands will be only the expected entity's ID.
--token string Authorization token.
--verbose Show every request/response json body.
Encrypt text.
Usage:
admiral config encrypt [TEXT] [OPTIONS]
Options:
--encryption-key string File containing encryption key.
Global Flags:
--insecure Allow insecure SSL connection to Admiral server.
--quiet The output of the commands will be only the expected entity's ID.
--token string Authorization token.
--verbose Show every request/response json body.
Get value from provided key key.
Usage:
admiral config get [OPTIONS]
Options:
-k, --key string *Required* Key
Global Flags:
--insecure Allow insecure SSL connection to Admiral server.
--quiet The output of the commands will be only the expected entity's ID.
--token string Authorization token.
--verbose Show every request/response json body.
Shows current config properties
Usage:
admiral config inspect [OPTIONS]
Global Flags:
--insecure Allow insecure SSL connection to Admiral server.
--quiet The output of the commands will be only the expected entity's ID.
--token string Authorization token.
--verbose Show every request/response json body.
Set value to provided key.
Usage:
admiral config set [OPTIONS]
Options:
-k, --key string *Required* Key
-v, --value string *Required* Value
Global Flags:
--insecure Allow insecure SSL connection to Admiral server.
--quiet The output of the commands will be only the expected entity's ID.
--token string Authorization token.
--verbose Show every request/response json body.
Add credentials
Usage:
admiral credentials add [OPTIONS]
Options:
--cp stringSlice Add custom properties. Format: key=value
--name string *Required* Credentials ID.
--password string *Required if using username* Password.
--private string *Required if using ceritficates* Location to your private key.
--public string *Required if using certificates* Location to your public key.
--username string *Required if using username* Username.
Global Flags:
--insecure Allow insecure SSL connection to Admiral server.
--quiet The output of the commands will be only the expected entity's ID.
--token string Authorization token.
--verbose Show every request/response json body.
Lists credentials.
Usage:
admiral credentials ls
Global Flags:
--insecure Allow insecure SSL connection to Admiral server.
--quiet The output of the commands will be only the expected entity's ID.
--token string Authorization token.
--verbose Show every request/response json body.
Removes existing credentials.
Usage:
admiral credentials rm [CREDENTIALS] [OPTIONS]
Global Flags:
--insecure Allow insecure SSL connection to Admiral server.
--quiet The output of the commands will be only the expected entity's ID.
--token string Authorization token.
--verbose Show every request/response json body.
Update credentials.
Usage:
admiral credentials update [CREDENTIALS] [OPTIONS]
Options:
--password string Password.
--private string Location to your private key.
--public string Location to your public key.
--username string Username.
Global Flags:
--insecure Allow insecure SSL connection to Admiral server.
--quiet The output of the commands will be only the expected entity's ID.
--token string Authorization token.
--verbose Show every request/response json body.
Lists current properties of given entity.
Usage:
admiral custom-properties ls [OPTIONS]
Options:
--credentials string ID of the credentials that you want to manage custom properties.
--host string ID of the host that you want to manage custom properties.
Global Flags:
--insecure Allow insecure SSL connection to Admiral server.
--quiet The output of the commands will be only the expected entity's ID.
--token string Authorization token.
--verbose Show every request/response json body.
Remove custom property to given entity.
Usage:
admiral custom-properties rm [OPTIONS]
Options:
--credentials string ID of the credentials that you want to manage custom properties.
--host string ID of the host that you want to manage custom properties.
-k, --key stringSlice *Required* Keys of custom properties.
Global Flags:
--insecure Allow insecure SSL connection to Admiral server.
--quiet The output of the commands will be only the expected entity's ID.
--token string Authorization token.
--verbose Show every request/response json body.
Set custom property to given entity.
Usage:
admiral custom-properties set [OPTIONS]
Options:
--credentials string ID of the credentials that you want to manage custom properties.
--host string ID of the host that you want to manage custom properties.
-k, --key stringSlice *Required* Keys of custom properties.
-v, --value stringSlice *Required* Values of custom properties
Global Flags:
--insecure Allow insecure SSL connection to Admiral server.
--quiet The output of the commands will be only the expected entity's ID.
--token string Authorization token.
--verbose Show every request/response json body.
Add endpoint.
Usage:
admiral endpoint add [command]
Available Commands:
aws Add AWS endpoint.
azure Add Azure endpoint.
vsphere Add vSphere endpoint.
Global Flags:
--insecure Allow insecure SSL connection to Admiral server.
--quiet The output of the commands will be only the expected entity's ID.
--token string Authorization token.
--verbose Show every request/response json body.
Use "admiral endpoint add [command] --help" for more information about a command.
List endpoints.
Usage:
admiral endpoint ls [OPTIONS]
Global Flags:
--insecure Allow insecure SSL connection to Admiral server.
--quiet The output of the commands will be only the expected entity's ID.
--token string Authorization token.
--verbose Show every request/response json body.
Remove endpoint.
Usage:
admiral endpoint rm [ENDPOINT] [OPTIONS]
Global Flags:
--insecure Allow insecure SSL connection to Admiral server.
--quiet The output of the commands will be only the expected entity's ID.
--token string Authorization token.
--verbose Show every request/response json body.
Update endpoint.
Usage:
admiral endpoint update [command]
Available Commands:
aws Update AWS endpoint.
azure Update Azure endpoint.
vsphere Update vSphere endpoint.
Global Flags:
--insecure Allow insecure SSL connection to Admiral server.
--quiet The output of the commands will be only the expected entity's ID.
--token string Authorization token.
--verbose Show every request/response json body.
Use "admiral endpoint update [command] --help" for more information about a command.
Add host
Usage:
admiral host add [OPTIONS]
Options:
--accept Auto accept if certificate is not trusted.
--address string *Required* Address of host.
--cp stringSlice Add custom properties. Format: key=value
--credentials string Credentials ID.
--deployment-policy string DeploymentPolicy ID.
--password string *Required if adding new credentials* Password.
--placement-zone string Placement zone ID.
--private string *Required if adding new credentials* Location to your private key.
--public string *Required if adding new credentials* Location to your public key.
--tag stringSlice Tags. Input format - key:value
--username string *Required if adding new credentials* Username.
Global Flags:
--insecure Allow insecure SSL connection to Admiral server.
--quiet The output of the commands will be only the expected entity's ID.
--token string Authorization token.
--verbose Show every request/response json body.
Create docker host.
Usage:
admiral host create [command]
Available Commands:
aws Create docker host on AWS.
azure Create docker host on Azure.
vsphere Create docker host on vSphere.
Global Flags:
--insecure Allow insecure SSL connection to Admiral server.
--quiet The output of the commands will be only the expected entity's ID.
--token string Authorization token.
--verbose Show every request/response json body.
Use "admiral host create [command] --help" for more information about a command.
Disable host with address provided.
Usage:
admiral host disable [HOST] [OPTIONS]
Global Flags:
--insecure Allow insecure SSL connection to Admiral server.
--quiet The output of the commands will be only the expected entity's ID.
--token string Authorization token.
--verbose Show every request/response json body.
Enable host with address provided.
Usage:
admiral host enable [HOST] [OPTIONS]
Global Flags:
--insecure Allow insecure SSL connection to Admiral server.
--quiet The output of the commands will be only the expected entity's ID.
--token string Authorization token.
--verbose Show every request/response json body.
Lists existing hosts.
Usage:
admiral host ls
Options:
-q, --query string Add query.
Global Flags:
--insecure Allow insecure SSL connection to Admiral server.
--quiet The output of the commands will be only the expected entity's ID.
--token string Authorization token.
--verbose Show every request/response json body.
Remove existing host.
Usage:
admiral host rm [HOST] [OPTIONS]
Options:
--async Wait until the task is finished.
--force Force remove.
Global Flags:
--insecure Allow insecure SSL connection to Admiral server.
--quiet The output of the commands will be only the expected entity's ID.
--token string Authorization token.
--verbose Show every request/response json body.
Edit existing hosts.
Usage:
admiral host update [HOST] [OPTIONS]
Options:
--accept Auto accept if certificate is not trusted.
--credentials string New Credentials ID.
--deployment-policy string New DeploymentPolicy ID.
--name string New host name.
--placement-zone string New Placement zone ID.
--tag-add stringSlice Tags. Input format - key:value
--tag-rm stringSlice Tags. Input format - key:value
Global Flags:
--insecure Allow insecure SSL connection to Admiral server.
--quiet The output of the commands will be only the expected entity's ID.
--token string Authorization token.
--verbose Show every request/response json body.
Create a network
Usage:
admiral network create [NAME] [OPTIONS]
Options:
--async Wait until the task is finished.
--cp stringSlice Add custom properties. Format: key=value
-d, --driver string Driver to manage the Network.
--gateway stringSlice Gateway for the master subnet.
--host stringSlice *Required* Hosts IDs.
--ip-range stringSlice IP Range
--ipam-driver string IPAM driver.
--subnet stringSlice Subnet in CIDR format that represents a network segment.
Global Flags:
--insecure Allow insecure SSL connection to Admiral server.
--quiet The output of the commands will be only the expected entity's ID.
--token string Authorization token.
--verbose Show every request/response json body.
Display detailed network information
Usage:
admiral network inspect [NETWORK] [OPTIONS]
Global Flags:
--insecure Allow insecure SSL connection to Admiral server.
--quiet The output of the commands will be only the expected entity's ID.
--token string Authorization token.
--verbose Show every request/response json body.
Lists existing networks.
Usage:
admiral network ls
Global Flags:
--insecure Allow insecure SSL connection to Admiral server.
--quiet The output of the commands will be only the expected entity's ID.
--token string Authorization token.
--verbose Show every request/response json body.
Remove a network(s)
Usage:
admiral network rm [NETWORK] [OPTIONS]
Options:
--async Wait until the task is finished.
Global Flags:
--insecure Allow insecure SSL connection to Admiral server.
--quiet The output of the commands will be only the expected entity's ID.
--token string Authorization token.
--verbose Show every request/response json body.
Add placement
Usage:
admiral placement add [NAME] [OPTIONS]
Options:
--cpu-shares string CPU shares.
--instances int Instances.
--memory-limit string Memory limit. Default unit: kb. Units supported: kb/mb/gb. Example: 1024mb (default "0kb")
--placement-zone string *Required* Placement zone ID.
--priority string Priority.
--project string Project ID.
Global Flags:
--insecure Allow insecure SSL connection to Admiral server.
--quiet The output of the commands will be only the expected entity's ID.
--token string Authorization token.
--verbose Show every request/response json body.
Inspect placement.
Usage:
admiral placement inspect [PLACEMENT] [OPTIONS]
Global Flags:
--insecure Allow insecure SSL connection to Admiral server.
--quiet The output of the commands will be only the expected entity's ID.
--token string Authorization token.
--verbose Show every request/response json body.
Lists existing placements.
Usage:
admiral placement ls
Global Flags:
--insecure Allow insecure SSL connection to Admiral server.
--quiet The output of the commands will be only the expected entity's ID.
--token string Authorization token.
--verbose Show every request/response json body.
Remove placement
Usage:
admiral placement rm [PLACEMENT] [OPTIONS]
Global Flags:
--insecure Allow insecure SSL connection to Admiral server.
--quiet The output of the commands will be only the expected entity's ID.
--token string Authorization token.
--verbose Show every request/response json body.
Update placement.
Usage:
admiral placement update [PLACEMENT] [OPTIONS]
Options:
--cpu-shares int New CPU shares. (default -1)
--deployment-policy string New DeploymentPolicy ID.
--instances int New Instances. (default -1)
--memory-limit string New Memory limit. Default unit: kb. Units supported: kb/mb/gb. Example: 1024mb (default "0kb")
--name string New name
--placement-zone string New Placement zone ID.
--priority int32 New Priority. (default -1)
--project string New Project ID.
Global Flags:
--insecure Allow insecure SSL connection to Admiral server.
--quiet The output of the commands will be only the expected entity's ID.
--token string Authorization token.
--verbose Show every request/response json body.
Add placement zone by given name.
Usage:
admiral placement-zone add [NAME] [OPTIONS]
Options:
-t, --tag stringSlice Tags. Input format - key:value
-T, --tag-to-match stringSlice Tags to match. Input format - key:value
Global Flags:
--insecure Allow insecure SSL connection to Admiral server.
--quiet The output of the commands will be only the expected entity's ID.
--token string Authorization token.
--verbose Show every request/response json body.
Lists existing placement zones.
Usage:
admiral placement-zone ls
Global Flags:
--insecure Allow insecure SSL connection to Admiral server.
--quiet The output of the commands will be only the expected entity's ID.
--token string Authorization token.
--verbose Show every request/response json body.
Removes existing placement zone
Usage:
admiral placement-zone rm [PLACEMENT-ZONE] [OPTIONS]
Global Flags:
--insecure Allow insecure SSL connection to Admiral server.
--quiet The output of the commands will be only the expected entity's ID.
--token string Authorization token.
--verbose Show every request/response json body.
Edit placement zone
Usage:
admiral placement-zone update [PLACEMENT-ZONE-ID] [OPTIONS]
Options:
--name string New name of placement zone.
-t, --tag-add stringSlice Tags. Input format - key:value
--tag-rm stringSlice Tags. Input format - key:value
-T, --tag-to-match-add stringSlice Tags to match. Input format - key:value
--tag-to-match-rm stringSlice Tags to match. Input format - key:value
Global Flags:
--insecure Allow insecure SSL connection to Admiral server.
--quiet The output of the commands will be only the expected entity's ID.
--token string Authorization token.
--verbose Show every request/response json body.
Add project.
Usage:
admiral project add [NAME] [OPTIONS]
Global Flags:
--insecure Allow insecure SSL connection to Admiral server.
--quiet The output of the commands will be only the expected entity's ID.
--token string Authorization token.
--verbose Show every request/response json body.
List projects.
Usage:
admiral project ls [OPTIONS]
Global Flags:
--insecure Allow insecure SSL connection to Admiral server.
--quiet The output of the commands will be only the expected entity's ID.
--token string Authorization token.
--verbose Show every request/response json body.
Remove project.
Usage:
admiral project rm [GROUP] [OPTIONS]
Global Flags:
--insecure Allow insecure SSL connection to Admiral server.
--quiet The output of the commands will be only the expected entity's ID.
--token string Authorization token.
--verbose Show every request/response json body.
Update project.
Usage:
admiral project update [PROJECT] [OPTIONS]
Options:
--name string New name.
Global Flags:
--insecure Allow insecure SSL connection to Admiral server.
--quiet The output of the commands will be only the expected entity's ID.
--token string Authorization token.
--verbose Show every request/response json body.
Add registry
Usage:
admiral registry add [NAME] [OPTIONS]
Options:
--accept Auto accept if certificate is not trusted.
--address string *Required* Registry address.
--cp stringSlice Add custom properties. Format: key=value
--credentials string *Required if using existing credentials* Credentials ID.
--password string *Required if adding new credentials* Password.
--private string *Required if adding new credentials* Location to your private key.
--public string *Required if adding new credentials* Location to your public key.
--username string *Required if adding new credentials* Username.
Global Flags:
--insecure Allow insecure SSL connection to Admiral server.
--quiet The output of the commands will be only the expected entity's ID.
--token string Authorization token.
--verbose Show every request/response json body.
Disable registry.
Usage:
admiral registry disable [REGISTRY] [OPTIONS]
Global Flags:
--insecure Allow insecure SSL connection to Admiral server.
--quiet The output of the commands will be only the expected entity's ID.
--token string Authorization token.
--verbose Show every request/response json body.
Enable registry.
Usage:
admiral registry enable [REGISTRY] [OPTIONS]
Global Flags:
--insecure Allow insecure SSL connection to Admiral server.
--quiet The output of the commands will be only the expected entity's ID.
--token string Authorization token.
--verbose Show every request/response json body.
Lists existing registries.
Usage:
admiral registry ls
Global Flags:
--insecure Allow insecure SSL connection to Admiral server.
--quiet The output of the commands will be only the expected entity's ID.
--token string Authorization token.
--verbose Show every request/response json body.
Remove existing registry.
Usage:
admiral registry rm [REGISTRY] [OPTIONS]
Global Flags:
--insecure Allow insecure SSL connection to Admiral server.
--quiet The output of the commands will be only the expected entity's ID.
--token string Authorization token.
--verbose Show every request/response json body.
Usage:
admiral registry update [REGISTRY] [OPTIONS]
Options:
--accept Auto accept if certificate is not trusted.
--address string New address of registry.
--credentials string New credentials name.
--name string New registry name.
Global Flags:
--insecure Allow insecure SSL connection to Admiral server.
--quiet The output of the commands will be only the expected entity's ID.
--token string Authorization token.
--verbose Show every request/response json body.
Clear all requests.
Usage:
admiral requests clear [OPTIONS]
Global Flags:
--insecure Allow insecure SSL connection to Admiral server.
--quiet The output of the commands will be only the expected entity's ID.
--token string Authorization token.
--verbose Show every request/response json body.
Inspect specific request.
Usage:
admiral requests inspect [REQUEST-ID] [OPTIONS]
Global Flags:
--insecure Allow insecure SSL connection to Admiral server.
--quiet The output of the commands will be only the expected entity's ID.
--token string Authorization token.
--verbose Show every request/response json body.
Prints request log.
Usage:
admiral requests ls [OPTIONS]
Options:
--failed Show failed only requests.
--finished Show finished only requests.
--started Show started only requests.
Global Flags:
--insecure Allow insecure SSL connection to Admiral server.
--quiet The output of the commands will be only the expected entity's ID.
--token string Authorization token.
--verbose Show every request/response json body.
Remove specific request.
Usage:
admiral requests rm [REQUEST-ID] [OPTIONS]
Global Flags:
--insecure Allow insecure SSL connection to Admiral server.
--quiet The output of the commands will be only the expected entity's ID.
--token string Authorization token.
--verbose Show every request/response json body.
Perform operations with closure templates.
Usage:
admiral template closure [command]
Available Commands:
ls List closure descriptions.
rm Remove closure description.
Global Flags:
--insecure Allow insecure SSL connection to Admiral server.
--quiet The output of the commands will be only the expected entity's ID.
--token string Authorization token.
--verbose Show every request/response json body.
Use "admiral template closure [command] --help" for more information about a command.
Download exported application.
Usage:
admiral template export [TEMPLATE] [OPTIONS]
Options:
--file string *Required* Path to the exported file.
--format string File format - vRA/Docker (default "yaml")
Global Flags:
--insecure Allow insecure SSL connection to Admiral server.
--quiet The output of the commands will be only the expected entity's ID.
--token string Authorization token.
--verbose Show every request/response json body.
Import yaml file.
Usage:
admiral template import [PATH/TO/FILE] [OPTIONS]
Global Flags:
--insecure Allow insecure SSL connection to Admiral server.
--quiet The output of the commands will be only the expected entity's ID.
--token string Authorization token.
--verbose Show every request/response json body.
Inspect template.
Usage:
admiral template inspect [TEMPLATE] [OPTIONS]
Global Flags:
--insecure Allow insecure SSL connection to Admiral server.
--quiet The output of the commands will be only the expected entity's ID.
--token string Authorization token.
--verbose Show every request/response json body.
Lists existing templates.
Usage:
admiral template ls
Options:
-q, --query string Add query.
Global Flags:
--insecure Allow insecure SSL connection to Admiral server.
--quiet The output of the commands will be only the expected entity's ID.
--token string Authorization token.
--verbose Show every request/response json body.
Remove template.
Usage:
admiral template rm [TEMPLATE] [OPTIONS]
Global Flags:
--insecure Allow insecure SSL connection to Admiral server.
--quiet The output of the commands will be only the expected entity's ID.
--token string Authorization token.
--verbose Show every request/response json body.