kconnect - The Kubernetes Connection Manager CLI

kconnect config

Set and view your kconnect configuration.

Synopsis

The configure command creates kconnect configuration files and displays previously-defined configurations in a user-friendly display format.

If run with no flags, the command displays the configurations stored in the current user’s $HOME/.kconnect/config.yaml file.

The configure command can create a set of default configurations for a new system or a new user via the -f flag and a local filename or remote URL.

The user typically only needs to use this command the first time they use kconnect.

kconnect config [flags]

Examples

  # Display user's current configurations
  kconnect config

  # Display the user's configurations as json
  kconnect config --output json

  # Set the user's configurations from a local file
  kconnect config -f ./defaults.yaml

  # Set the user's configurations from a remote location via HTTP
  kconnect config -f https://mycompany.com/config.yaml

  # Set the user's configurations from stdin
  cat ./config.yaml | kconnect config -f -

Options

  -f, --file string       File or remote location to use to set the default configuration
  -h, --help              help for config
      --output string     Controls the output format for the result. (default "yaml")
      --password string   The password used for authentication
      --username string   The username used for authentication

Options inherited from parent commands

      --config string      Configuration file for application wide defaults. (default "$HOME/.kconnect/config.yaml")
      --no-input           Explicitly disable interactivity when running in a terminal
      --no-version-check   If set to true kconnect will not check for a newer version
  -v, --verbosity int      Sets the logging verbosity. Greater than 0 is debug and greater than 9 is trace.

SEE ALSO

• kconnect - The Kubernetes Connection Manager CLI

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