IBM CephaaS CLI
The IBM Storage Ceph as a Service plug-in extends the IBM Cloud command-line interface (CLI) to give you the ability to run commands that perform various operations for the service that includ but not limited to managing volumes, hosts, mappings, object credentials, and certificates.
Before you begin
Before you can use the IBM CephaaS CLI plug-in, you must first install the IBM Cloud CLI, login to the CLI and then install the software-defined-storage
CLI plug-in. For instruction on how to install the IBM Cloud CLI, see Getting started with the IBM Cloud CLI
Installation and configuration
The plug-in is compatible with linux64, Windows®, and macOS® platforms that run on 64-bit processors.
Install the plug-in by using the plugin install
command.
ibmcloud plugin install software-defined-storage
Once the plug-in is installed, you can verify the installation by running the help
command.
ibmcloud software-defined-storage help
The output lists the USAGE instructions and the supported commands.
Updating the plug-in
Update the plug-in by using the plugin update
command.
ibmcloud plugin update software-defined-storage
The latest plug-in version is downloaded and replaces your current plug-in service commands. If there are no new updates available, the message No updates are available
is displayed.
You're notified on the command-line when updates to the IBM Cloud CLI and plug-ins are available. Be sure to keep your CLI up to date so that you can use the latest commands. You can view the current version of all installed plug-ins by running
ibmcloud plugin list
.
Command index
Each operation has an explanation of what it does, how to use it, and any optional or required parameters. Unless specified as optional, any listed parameters are mandatory.
The CLI plug-in doesn't yet support the full suite of features available in Software Defined Storage.
software-defined-storage
software-defined-storage
- an OpenAPI definition for the IBM CephaaS CLI on the IBM Cloud platform.
ibmcloud software-defined-storage [command] [options]
Aliases of software-defined-storage
: sds
Block storage
Create volume
ibmcloud sds volume-create --capacity CAPACITY [--name NAME] --url string
Aliases of volume-create
: volc
Example
ibmcloud sds volume-create \
--capacity 10 \
--name my-volume \
--url $sds_endpoint
The $sds_endpoint
is an environment variable that points to the endpoint provided to you when IBM CephaaS was configured. It is in the URL form. For example, https://sds-cephaas.<cephaas-instance-id>.software-defined-storage.appdomain.cloud:{port number}/v1
.
You can set the URL once and then not have to add it for every command. For guidance on how to set the URL, see Config commands.
Parameters to provide:
-
Capacity of the volume (in gigabytes).
- Flag:
--capacity CAPACITY
- Flag:
-
Name of the volume.
- Flag:
--name NAME
If you do not specify a name for the new volume, the system generates a name that is a hyphenated list of randomly selected words.
- Flag:
-
API Endpoint in the URL form.
- Flag:
--url string
- Flag:
Retrieve a single volume details
ibmcloud sds volume --volume-id VOLUME-ID --url string
Aliases of volume
: vol
Example command:
ibmcloud sds volume \
--volume-id r134-f24710c4-d5f4-4881-ab78-7bfXX6281f39 \
--url $sds_endpoint
The $sds_endpoint
is an environment variable that points to the endpoint provided to you when IBM CephaaS was configured. It is in the URL form. For example, https://sds-cephaas.<cephaas-instance-id>.software-defined-storage.appdomain.cloud:{port number}/v1
.
You can set the URL once and then not have to add it for every command. For guidance on how to set the URL, see Config commands.
Parameters to provide:
-
The volume identifier.
- Flag:
--volume-id VOLUME-ID
- Flag:
-
API Endpoint in the URL form.
- Flag:
--url string
- Flag:
Update a volume
Use volume-update
command along with the new information provided in volume patch parameter to update the volume capacity or the volume name.
You can change only one parameter value at a time in the command. More than one change in the same command is not supported.
ibmcloud sds volume-update --volume-id VOLUME-ID [--volume-patch VOLUME-PATCH | @VOLUME-PATCH-FILE] --url string
Aliases of volume-update
: volu
Example command:
ibmcloud sds volume-update \
--volume-id r134-f24710c4-d5f4-4881-ab78-7bfXX6281f39 \
--capacity 38 \
--name my-volume-updated \
--url $sds_endpoint
The $sds_endpoint
is an environment variable that points to the endpoint provided to you when IBM CephaaS was configured. It is in the URL form. For example, https://sds-cephaas.<cephaas-instance-id>.software-defined-storage.appdomain.cloud:{port number}/v1
.
You can set the URL once and then not have to add it for every command. For guidance on how to set the URL, see Config commands.
Parameters to provide:
-
The volume identifier.
- Flag:
--volume-id VOLUME-ID
- Flag:
-
Capacity of the volume (in gigabytes).
- Flag:
--capacity CAPACITY
- Flag:
-
Name of the volume.
- Flag:
--name NAME
- Flag:
-
[Optional] JSON object that contains the volume information such as a path to a JSON file.
- Flag:
--volume-patch VOLUME-PATCH
- Flag:
-
API Endpoint in the URL form.
- Flag:
--url string
- Flag:
Delete a single volume
ibmcloud sds volume-delete --volume-id VOLUME-ID --url string
Aliases of volume-delete
: vold
Example command:
ibmcloud sds volume-delete \
--volume-id r134-f24710c4-d5f4-4881-ab78-7bfXX6281f39 \
--url $sds_endpoint
The $sds_endpoint
is an environment variable that points to the endpoint provided to you when IBM CephaaS was configured. It is in the URL form. For example, https://sds-cephaas.<cephaas-instance-id>.software-defined-storage.appdomain.cloud:{port number}/v1
.
You can set the URL once and then not have to add it for every command. For guidance on how to set the URL, see Config commands.
Parameters to provide:
-
The volume identifier.
- Flag:
--volume-id VOLUME-ID
- Flag:
-
API Endpoint in the URL form.
- Flag:
--url string
- Flag:
List all volumes
ibmcloud sds volumes [--limit LIMIT] [--name NAME] --url string
Aliases of volumes
: vols
Example command:
ibmcloud sds volumes \
--limit 10 \
--name my-volume \
--url $sds_endpoint
The $sds_endpoint
is an environment variable that points to the endpoint provided to you when IBM CephaaS was configured. It is in the URL form. For example, https://sds-cephaas.<cephaas-instance-id>.software-defined-storage.appdomain.cloud:{port number}/v1
.
You can set the URL once and then not have to add it for every command. For guidance on how to set the URL, see Config commands.
Parameters to provide:
-
The number of resources to return on a page. The default value is 1. The maximum limit value is 1000.
- Flag:
--limit int
- Flag:
-
Filter by name from the resource collection. You can specify 0 to 200 characters in string length.
- Flag:
--name string
- Flag:
Hosts
Create a new host
ibmcloud sds host-create --name NAME --nqn NQN [--volume-mappings VOLUME-MAPPINGS | @VOLUME-MAPPINGS-FILE] --url string
Aliases of host-create
: hstc
Example command:
ibmcloud sds host-create \
--name my-host \
--nqn nqn.2014-06.org:9345 \
--volume-mappings '[{"volume": {"id": "1a6b7274-678d-4dfb-8981-c71dd9d4daa5"}}]' \
--url $sds_endpoint
The $sds_endpoint
is an environment variable that points to the endpoint provided to you when IBM CephaaS was configured. It is in the URL form. For example, https://sds-cephaas.<cephaas-instance-id>.software-defined-storage.appdomain.cloud:{port number}/v1
.
You can set the URL once and then not have to add it for every command. For guidance on how to set the URL, see Config commands.
Parameters to provide:
-
NVMe Qualified Name (NQN) of the host configured in the customer's environment. The maximum supported length is 223 bytes.
- Flag:
--nqn NQN
- Flag:
-
Name for the new host. Ensure that the new name is unique.
- Flag:
--name NAME
If you do not specify a name for the new host, the system generates a name that is a hyphenated list of randomly selected words.
- Flag:
-
The unique identifier of the volume to be mapped to this host. Must be in the form
[{"volume": {"id": "1a6b7274-678d-4dfb-8981-c71dd9d4daa5"}}]
.- Flag:
--volume-mappings VOLUME-MAPPINGS
- Flag:
-
API Endpoint in the URL form.
- Flag:
--url string
- Flag:
Retrieve a single host
ibmcloud sds host --host-id HOST-ID --url string
Example command:
ibmcloud sds host \
--host-id r134-69d5c3e2-8229-45f1-89c8-e4dXXb2e126e \
--url $sds_endpoint
The $sds_endpoint
is an environment variable that points to the endpoint provided to you when IBM CephaaS was configured. It is in the URL form. For example, https://sds-cephaas.<cephaas-instance-id>.software-defined-storage.appdomain.cloud:{port number}/v1
.
You can set the URL once and then not have to add it for every command. For guidance on how to set the URL, see Config commands.
Parameters to provide:
-
Host ID whose details you want to view
- Flag:
--host-id HOST-ID
- Flag:
-
API Endpoint in the URL form.
- Flag:
--url string
- Flag:
List all hosts
ibmcloud sds hosts [--limit LIMIT] --url string
Aliases of hosts
: hsts
Example command:
ibmcloud sds hosts \
--limit 10 \
--url $sds_endpoint
The $sds_endpoint
is an environment variable that points to the endpoint provided to you when IBM CephaaS was configured. It is in the URL form. For example, https://sds-cephaas.<cephaas-instance-id>.software-defined-storage.appdomain.cloud:{port number}/v1
.
You can set the URL once and then not have to add it for every command. For guidance on how to set the URL, see Config commands.
Parameters to provide:
-
Number of resources to return on a page.
- Flag:
--limit LIMIT
- Flag:
-
Including this option filters the collection of resources by name.
- Flag:
--name NAME
- Flag:
-
API Endpoint in the URL form.
- Flag:
--url string
- Flag:
Update a host
ibmcloud sds host-update --host-id HOST-ID [--host-patch HOST-PATCH | @HOST-PATCH-FILE] --url string
Aliases of host-update
: hstu
Example command:
ibmcloud sds host-update \
--host-id r134-69d5c3e2-8229-45f1-89c8-e4dXXb2e126e \
--name my-host
--url $sds_endpoint
The $sds_endpoint
is an environment variable that points to the endpoint provided to you when IBM CephaaS was configured. It is in the URL form. For example, https://sds-cephaas.<cephaas-instance-id>.software-defined-storage.appdomain.cloud:{port number}/v1
.
You can set the URL once and then not have to add it for every command. For guidance on how to set the URL, see Config commands.
Parameters to provide:
-
Host ID whose details you want to update
- Flag:
--host-id HOST-ID
- Flag:
-
[Optional] Specify the JSON Merge-Patch content for
host_update
.- Flag:
--host-patch HOST-PATCH
- Flag:
-
Name for the new host. Ensure that the new name is unique.
- Flag:
--name NAME
If you do not specify a name for the new host, the system generates a name that is a hyphenated list of randomly-selected words.
- Flag:
-
API Endpoint in the URL form.
- Flag:
--url string
- Flag:
Map volume to a host
ibmcloud sds host-mapping-create --host-id HOST-ID [--volume (VOLUME | @VOLUME-FILE) | --volume-id VOLUME-ID]
Aliases of host-mapping-create
: hstmc
Example command:
ibmcloud sds host-mapping-create \
--host-id r134-69d5c3e2-8229-45f1-89c8-e4dXXb2e126e \
--volume '{"id": "r134-f24710c4-d5f4-4881-ab78-7bfXX6281f39"}' \
--url $sds_endpoint
Or
ibmcloud sds host-mapping-create \
--host-id r134-69d5c3e2-8229-45f1-89c8-e4dXXb2e126e \
--volume-id r134-f24710c4-d5f4-4881-ab78-7bfXX6281f39 \
--url $sds_endpoint
The $sds_endpoint
is an environment variable that points to the endpoint provided to you when IBM CephaaS was configured. It is in the URL form. For example, https://sds-cephaas.<cephaas-instance-id>.software-defined-storage.appdomain.cloud:{port number}/v1
.
You can set the URL once and then not have to add it for every command. For guidance on how to set the URL, see Config commands.
Parameters to provide:
-
Specify the host ID whose details you want to view
- Flag:
--host-id HOST-ID
- Flag:
-
Specify the unique volume identifier.
- Flag:
--volume-id VOLUME-ID
- Flag:
-
The unique identifier of the volume to be mapped to this host. Must be in the form
[{"volume": {"id": "1a6b7274-678d-4dfb-8981-c71dd9d4daa5"}}]
.- Flag:
--volume VOLUME-ID
- Flag:
-
API Endpoint in the URL form.
- Flag:
--url string
- Flag:
View all host-mappings for a host
ibmcloud sds host-mappings --host-id HOST-ID
Aliases of host-mappings
: hstms
Example command:
ibmcloud sds host-mappings \
--host-id r134-69d5c3e2-8229-45f1-89c8-e4dXXb2e126e \
--url $sds_endpoint
The $sds_endpoint
is an environment variable that points to the endpoint provided to you when IBM CephaaS was configured. It is in the URL form. For example, https://sds-cephaas.<cephaas-instance-id>.software-defined-storage.appdomain.cloud:{port number}/v1
.
You can set the URL once and then not have to add it for every command. For guidance on how to set the URL, see Config commands.
Parameters to provide:
-
Host ID whose details you want to view
- Flag:
--host-id HOST-ID
- Flag:
-
API Endpoint in the URL form.
- Flag:
--url string
- Flag:
View a single host mapping for a host
ibmcloud sds host-mapping --host-id HOST-ID --volume-mapping-id VOLUME-MAPPING-ID
Aliases of host-mapping
: hstm
Example command:
ibmcloud sds host-mapping \
--host-id r134-69d5c3e2-8229-45f1-89c8-e4dXXb2e126e \
--volume-mapping-id r134-f24710c4-d5f4-4881-ab78-7bfXX6281f39 \
--url $sds_endpoint
The $sds_endpoint
is an environment variable that points to the endpoint provided to you when IBM CephaaS was configured. It is in the URL form. For example, https://sds-cephaas.<cephaas-instance-id>.software-defined-storage.appdomain.cloud:{port number}/v1
.
You can set the URL once and then not have to add it for every command. For guidance on how to set the URL, see Config commands.
Parameters to provide:
-
Host ID whose details you want to view
- Flag:
--host-id HOST-ID
- Flag:
-
Unique volume-mapping identifier. This ID can be found by viewing either the associated volume or host you'd like to complete this operation against.
- Flag:
--volume-mapping-id VOLUME-MAPPING_ID
- Flag:
-
API Endpoint in the URL form.
- Flag:
--url string
- Flag:
Delete a host
ibmcloud sds host-delete --host-id HOST-ID --url string
Aliases of host-delete
: hstd
Example command:
ibmcloud sds host-delete \
--host-id r134-69d5c3e2-8229-45f1-89c8-e4dXXb2e126e \
--url $sds_endpoint
The $sds_endpoint
is an environment variable that points to the endpoint provided to you when IBM CephaaS was configured. It is in the URL form. For example, https://sds-cephaas.<cephaas-instance-id>.software-defined-storage.appdomain.cloud:{port number}/v1
.
You can set the URL once and then not have to add it for every command. For guidance on how to set the URL, see Config commands.
Parameters to provide:
-
Host ID whose details you want to view
- Flag:
--host-id HOST-ID
- Flag:
-
API Endpoint in the URL form.
- Flag:
--url string
- Flag:
Delete a single volume mapping from a host
ibmcloud sds host-mapping-delete --host-id HOST-ID --volume-mapping-id VOLUME-MAPPING-ID
Aliases of host-mapping-delete
: hstmd
Example command:
ibmcloud sds host-mapping-delete \
--host-id r134-69d5c3e2-8229-45f1-89c8-e4dXXb2e126e \
--volume-mapping-id r134-f24710c4-d5f4-4881-ab78-7bfXX6281f39 \
--url $sds_endpoint
The $sds_endpoint
is an environment variable that points to the endpoint provided to you when IBM CephaaS was configured. It is in the URL form. For example, https://sds-cephaas.<cephaas-instance-id>.software-defined-storage.appdomain.cloud:{port number}/v1
.
You can set the URL once and then not have to add it for every command. For guidance on how to set the URL, see Config commands.
Parameters to provide:
-
Host ID whose details you want to view
- Flag:
--host-id HOST-ID
- Flag:
-
Unique volume-mapping identifier. This ID can be found by viewing either the associated volume or host you'd like to complete this operation against.
- Flag:
--volume-mapping-id VOLUME-MAPPING_ID
- Flag:
-
API Endpoint in the URL form.
- Flag:
--url string
- Flag:
Delete all volume mappings associated with a host
ibmcloud sds host-mapping-delete-all --host-id HOST-ID
Aliases of host-vol-delete-all
: hstmda
Example command:
ibmcloud sds host-mapping-delete-all \
--host-id r134-69d5c3e2-8229-45f1-89c8-e4dXXb2e126e \
--url $sds_endpoint
The $sds_endpoint
is an environment variable that points to the endpoint provided to you when IBM CephaaS was configured. It is in the URL form. For example, https://sds-cephaas.<cephaas-instance-id>.software-defined-storage.appdomain.cloud:{port number}/v1
.
You can set the URL once and then not have to add it for every command. For guidance on how to set the URL, see Config commands.
Parameters to provide:
-
Host ID whose details you want to view
- Flag:
--host-id HOST-ID
- Flag:
-
API Endpoint in the URL form.
- Flag:
--url string
- Flag:
Object storage
Create a service credential
Updates credentials for a storage account or creates them if they do not exist.
ibmcloud sds cred-create --access-key ACCESS-KEY --url string
Aliases of cred-create
: crc
Example command:
ibmcloud sds cred-create \
--access-key mytestkey
--url $sds_endpoint
The $sds_endpoint
is an environment variable that points to the endpoint provided to you when IBM CephaaS was configured. It is in the URL form. For example, https://sds-cephaas.<cephaas-instance-id>.software-defined-storage.appdomain.cloud:{port number}/v1
.
You can set the URL once and then not have to add it for every command. For guidance on how to set the URL, see Config commands.
Parameters to provide:
-
Sets the access key for the service instance.
- Flag:
--access-key ACCESS-KEY
- Flag:
-
API Endpoint in the URL form.
- Flag:
--url string
- Flag:
Delete a service credential
ibmcloud sds cred-delete --access-key ACCESS-KEY --url string
Aliases of cred-delete
: crd
Example command:
ibmcloud sds cred-delete \
--access-key mytestkey
--url $sds_endpoint
The $sds_endpoint
is an environment variable that points to the endpoint provided to you when IBM CephaaS was configured. It is in the URL form. For example, https://sds-cephaas.<cephaas-instance-id>.software-defined-storage.appdomain.cloud:{port number}/v1
.
You can set the URL once and then not have to add it for every command. For guidance on how to set the URL, see Config commands.
Parameters to provide:
-
Sets the access key for the service instance.
- Flag:
--access-key ACCESS-KEY
- Flag:
-
API Endpoint in the URL form.
- Flag:
--url string
- Flag:
List service credential
Retrieves credentials for a specific storage account.
ibmcloud sds creds --url string
Aliases of creds
: crl
Example command:
ibmcloud sds creds \
--url $sds_endpoint
The $sds_endpoint
is an environment variable that points to the endpoint provided to you when IBM CephaaS was configured. It is in the URL form. For example, https://sds-cephaas.<cephaas-instance-id>.software-defined-storage.appdomain.cloud:{port number}/v1
.
You can set the URL once and then not have to add it for every command. For guidance on how to set the URL, see Config commands.
Parameters to provide:
- API Endpoint in the URL form.
- Flag:
--url string
- Flag:
View certificate types
Retrieves the list of configured SSL Certificates.
ibmcloud sds cert-types --url string
Aliases of cert-types
: crtt
Example command:
ibmcloud sds cert-types \
--url $sds_endpoint
The $sds_endpoint
is an environment variable that points to the endpoint provided to you when IBM CephaaS was configured. It is in the URL form. For example, https://sds-cephaas.<cephaas-instance-id>.software-defined-storage.appdomain.cloud:{port number}/v1
.
You can set the URL once and then not have to add it for every command. For guidance on how to set the URL, see Config commands.
Parameters to provide:
- API Endpoint in the URL form.
- Flag:
--url string
- Flag:
Create a certificate
Creates a new SSL Certificates if one does not exist.
ibmcloud sds cert-create --cert CERT --body BODY --url string
Aliases of cert-create
: crtc
Example command:
ibmcloud sds cert-create \
--cert s3 \
--body tempdir/test-file.txt \
--url $sds_endpoint
The $sds_endpoint
is an environment variable that points to the endpoint provided to you when IBM CephaaS was configured. It is in the URL form. For example, https://sds-cephaas.<cephaas-instance-id>.software-defined-storage.appdomain.cloud:{port number}/v1
.
You can set the URL once and then not have to add it for every command. For guidance on how to set the URL, see Config commands.
Parameters to provide:
-
The request body that contains the TLS certificate. The CLI accepts certificate file in
.pem
format.- Flag:
--body BODY
- Flag:
-
The certificate type that is to be used in the request. Acceptable values include - s3.
- Flag:
--cert CERT
- Flag:
-
API Endpoint in the URL form.
- Flag:
--url string
- Flag:
Update a certificate
Updates the existing SSL Certificate.
ibmcloud sds cert-update --cert CERT --body BODY --url string
Aliases of cert-update
: crtu
Example command:
ibmcloud sds cert-update \
--cert s3 \
--body tempdir/test-file.pem \
--url $sds_endpoint
The $sds_endpoint
is an environment variable that points to the endpoint provided to you when IBM CephaaS was configured. It is in the URL form. For example, https://sds-cephaas.<cephaas-instance-id>.software-defined-storage.appdomain.cloud:{port number}/v1
.
You can set the URL once and then not have to add it for every command. For guidance on how to set the URL, see Config commands.
Parameters to provide:
-
The request body that contains the TLS certificate. The CLI accepts certificate file in
.pem
format.- Flag: `--body BODY
-
The certificate type that is to be used in the request. Acceptable values include - s3.
- Flag:
--cert CERT
- Flag:
-
API Endpoint in the URL form.
- Flag:
--url string
- Flag:
Retrieve certificate details
Retrieves the SSL certificate expiration date and status.
ibmcloud sds cert --cert CERT --url string
Example command:
ibmcloud sds cert \
--cert s3
--url $sds_endpoint
The $sds_endpoint
is an environment variable that points to the endpoint provided to you when IBM CephaaS was configured. It is in the URL form. For example, https://sds-cephaas.<cephaas-instance-id>.software-defined-storage.appdomain.cloud:{port number}/v1
.
You can set the URL once and then not have to add it for every command. For guidance on how to set the URL, see Config commands.
Parameters to provide:
-
The certificate type that is to be used in the request. Acceptable values include - s3.
- Flag:
--cert CERT
- Flag:
-
API Endpoint in the URL form.
- Flag:
--url string
- Flag:
Delete certificate
Deletes the SSL certificate.
ibmcloud sds cert-delete --cert CERT --url string
Aliases of cert-delete
: crtd
Example command:
ibmcloud sds cert-delete \
--cert s3
--url $sds_endpoint
The $sds_endpoint
is an environment variable that points to the endpoint provided to you when IBM CephaaS was configured. It is in the URL form. For example, https://sds-cephaas.<cephaas-instance-id>.software-defined-storage.appdomain.cloud:{port number}/v1
.
You can set the URL once and then not have to add it for every command. For guidance on how to set the URL, see Config commands.
Parameters to provide:
-
The certificate type that is to be used in the request. Acceptable values include - s3.
- Flag:
--cert CERT
- Flag:
-
API Endpoint in the URL form.
- Flag:
--url string
- Flag:
Config commands
Config
Command can be used for controlling or viewing persistent configuration of global options.
To control or view persistent configurations, run ibmcloud sds config
command along with the global options to list, set, and unset the config values.
You can set the url
variable such that you do not need to use the --url
flag when using with the sds
command.
ibmcloud sds config
Example for setting the url option.
pc@mac ~ % ibmcloud sds config set url http://sds-endpoint.satellite.cloud.ibm.com:33189/v1
OK
Example that shows how to use the command without the config set.
ibmcloud sds volumes --url $endpoint
Example shows how to use the command with the url
configured.
ibmcloud sds volumes
Config command options
-
get
- Retrieves the currently set configured value of an option. -
list
- Retrieves all the currently set configured values. -
set
- Set a config value for an option. -
unset
- Unset the config value of an option.
Retrieve configuration values
Use get
option with config
command to retrieve the currently set value for a specific option.
When Get
option is used together with url
option, the currently set value for the 'url' option is retrieved.
ibmcloud sds config get url
See example output.
pc@mac ~ % ibmcloud sds config get url
http://sds-endpoint.satellite.cloud.ibm.com:33189/v1
List all configuration values
Use List
option with config
command to retrieve and view all of the currently set configured values.
ibmcloud sds config list
See example output.
pc@mac ~ % ibmcloud sds config list
url
http://sds-endpoint.satellite.cloud.ibm.com:33189/v1
Set new config values
Use set
option with config
command to configure new values for a specific option.
ibmcloud sds config set [option]
When set
option is used together with url
option, the value for the 'url' option is set.
See example with url
option.
pc@mac ~ % ibmcloud sds config set url http://sds-endpoint.satellite.cloud.ibm.com:33189/v1
OK
Unset config values
Use unset
option with config
command to reset the current configured values for a specific option.
ibmcloud sds config unset [option]
When unset
option is used together with url
option, the currently configured value for the 'url' option is reset.
See example with url
option.
ibmcloud sds config unset url
pc@mac ~ % ibmcloud sds config unset url
OK
Next steps
Run ibmcloud sds --help
for more information about which commands you could run.