CloudTruth CLI

The CloudTruth CLI tool is used for interacting with the CloudTruth configuration management service. In order to use the CLI you must have an active CloudTruth account.
Installation
The CLI is available as package with a binary executable. Download the version built for your Platform: https://github.com/cloudtruth/cloudtruth-cli/releases/​
Here is an installation guide for your preferred distribution that will install the latest version of the CLI.
Shell Install
Debian/Ubuntu
MacOS
Windows
RedHat/CentOS
The shell installer supports Linux and Darwin distros and will install the latest version.
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(curl -sL https://github.com/cloudtruth/cloudtruth-cli/releases/latest/download/install.sh || wget -qO- https://github.com/cloudtruth/cloudtruth-cli/releases/latest/download/install.sh) | sudo sh
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You can also specify a version by passing the --version parameter from stdin.
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(curl -sL https://github.com/cloudtruth/cloudtruth-cli/releases/latest/download/install.sh || wget -qO- https://github.com/cloudtruth/cloudtruth-cli/releases/latest/download/install.sh) | sudo sh -s -- --version 1.0.9
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Installation commands
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CLOUDTRUTH_CLI_VERSION=$(curl --silent "https://api.github.com/repos/cloudtruth/cloudtruth-cli/releases/latest" | grep "tag_name" | sed -E 's/.*"([^"]+)".*/\1/')
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curl -sLOJ https://github.com/cloudtruth/cloudtruth-cli/releases/download/${CLOUDTRUTH_CLI_VERSION}/cloudtruth_${CLOUDTRUTH_CLI_VERSION}_amd64.deb
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sudo dpkg -i cloudtruth_${CLOUDTRUTH_CLI_VERSION}_amd64.deb
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Installation commands
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export CLOUDTRUTH_CLI_VERSION=$(curl --silent "https://api.github.com/repos/cloudtruth/cloudtruth-cli/releases/latest" | grep "tag_name" | sed -E 's/.*"([^"]+)".*/\1/')
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curl -sLOJ https://github.com/cloudtruth/cloudtruth-cli/releases/download/$CLOUDTRUTH_CLI_VERSION/cloudtruth-$CLOUDTRUTH_CLI_VERSION-x86_64-apple-darwin.tar.gz
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tar xzf cloudtruth-$CLOUDTRUTH_CLI_VERSION-x86_64-apple-darwin.tar.gz
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sudo install -m 755 -o root "cloudtruth-$CLOUDTRUTH_CLI_VERSION-x86_64-apple-darwin/cloudtruth" /usr/local/bin
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These commands will download the Windows executable and extract the contents into your Windows Temp directory then copy the executable to C:\cloudtruth. Run them sequentially.
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$CLOUDTRUTH_CLI_VERSION = ((Invoke-WebRequest https://api.github.com/repos/cloudtruth/cloudtruth-cli/releases/latest).Content | ConvertFrom-Json).tag_name
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Invoke-WebRequest -outfile $ENV:TEMP\cloudtruth.zip https://github.com/cloudtruth/cloudtruth-cli/releases/download/$CLOUDTRUTH_CLI_VERSION/cloudtruth-$CLOUDTRUTH_CLI_VERSION-x86_64-pc-windows-msvc.zip
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Expand-Archive $ENV:TEMP\cloudtruth.zip  -DestinationPath $ENV:TEMP
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copy-item -Path $ENV:Temp\cloudtruth-$CLOUDTRUTH_CLI_VERSION-x86_64-pc-windows-msvc\* C:\cloudtruth\
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$env:Path += ";C:\cloudtruth"
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The script will add C:\cloudtruthto your Path for the current PowerShell session. You can either addC:\ cloudtruthto your windows path or execute the CLI directly from C:\cloudtruth.
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Configuration
The CloudTruth CLI tool has several ways of configuring it, allowing you to pick whichever method is most suitable for your environment. With any method you will need to create a CloudTruth API Access Token to grant the CLI access.
You can configure the CLI using:
Method 1: Environment variables​
Method 2: Command-line arguments​
Method 3: CloudTruth CLI configuration file​
Method 1: Environment-based Configuration
The CloudTruth CLI can use supported CLOUDTRUTH_ environment variables that are exported in a local shell. CloudTruth environment variables will merge with and take precedence over a configured CloudTruth configuration file.
Config Options
Usage
CLOUDTRUTH_API_KEY
Required: Authenticates the CLI with the provided CloudTruth API Token.
CLOUDTRUTH_PROFILE
Your profile (which can contain API key, project, and environment)
CLOUDTRUTH_PROJECT
Sets the targeted project.
CLOUDTRUTH_ENVIRONMENT
Sets the targeted environment.
Provide your CloudTruth API Key as an environment variable:
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export CLOUDTRUTH_API_KEY="YOUR_API_KEY"
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Method 2: Argument-based Configuration
The CloudTruth CLI can be authorized directly by specifying the option --api-key and providing your API key:
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 cloudtruth --api-key "YOUR_API_KEY"
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You can prefix commands with a space " " in order to avoid having secret values like the API Key stored in your shell history.
Method 3: File-based Configuration
The CloudTruth CLI stores its configuration in the YAML format.
Run cloudtruth configuration edit to initialize and open the configuration in your default editor.
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profiles:
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  default:
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    api_key: <Your personal access token>
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  another_profile:
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    source_profile: default
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    api_key: <Another personal access token>
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    project: "Project1"
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    environment: "staging"
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You can have multiple named profiles in your configuration, allowing you to maintain multiple sets of configuration fields in the configuration file. Values can be inherited from one profile to another by setting the source_profile configuration field. Profiles without an explicit source_profile configuration implicitly inherit from the default profile. Use a specific profile with the --profile option.
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cloudtruth --profile another-profile <subcommand>
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If the --profile argument is not supplied, the profile named default will be used.
Alternatively, you can use the cloudtruth configuration profiles command to create or edit profiles.
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cloudtruth configuration profiles set default --api-key "YOUR_API_KEY"
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cloudtruth configuration profiles set demo-stage --proj MyFirstProject --env staging --desc "Demo Project Staging Environemnt"
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The created configuration file is named cli.yml and resides in the standard application configuration location for your platform:
Linux -> $XDG_CONFIG_HOME/cloudtruth/cli.yml
macOS -> $HOME/Library/Application Support/com.cloudtruth.CloudTruth-CLI/cli.yml
Windows -> %AppData%\CloudTruth\CloudTruth CLI\config\cli.yml
Running
Once you have the application configured with your CloudTruth API key, you can interact with your CloudTruth parameters. The CloudTruth CLI uses a subcommand structure to scope available actions as appropriate for a given resource.
Switching the active CloudTruth Project and Environment
CloudTruth Project
You must select a target project for the CLI with the --project option:
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cloudtruth --project YOUR_PROJECT
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CloudTruth Environment
By default, all commands will run against the default CloudTruth environment. To change the target environment, you can supply use--env option:
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cloudtruth --project MyFirstProject --env YOUR_ENVIRONMENT
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CloudTruth run
The CloudTruth run command allows you to use parameters stored in CloudTruth and pass them through to your applications.
run options
Description
-c, --command
Run this command
--as-of
Date/time of parameter value(s)
-i, --inherit
Handle the relationship between local and CloudTruth environments [default: overlay] [possible values: none, underlay, overlay, exclusive]
r, --remove
Remove the variables from the CloudTruth environment for this run
-s, --set
Set the variables in this run, even possibly overriding the CloudTruth environment
You can issue the cloudtruth run command with printenv to print all of your local and CloudTruth parameters.
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cloudtruth --project MyFirstProject run --command printenv
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Inheritance
By default the run command will overlay all CloudTruth and local parameters into your command. You can use the --inherit option to change the behavior. This example will only passthrough CloudTruth parameters:
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cloudtruth --project MyFirstProject run --inherit none --command printenv
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Run time parameters
The run command will also allow you to remove or set parameters to customize a specific workflow in real time.
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cloudtruth --project MyFirstProject run --inherit none --command printenv --set NEW_VALUE=Production --remove SOME_VALUE
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Usage Examples
Listing objects such as projects, environments and parameters will return a list of names. For detailed information use the values flag-v, --values.
Create a new parameter and set a value. To mark the value as a secret use the --secret flag.
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cloudtruth --project MyFirstProject parameters set PARAMETER_KEY --value SOME_VALUE 
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View a list of all parameters with values.
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cloudtruth --project MyFirstProject parameters list --values
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Retrieve a specific parameter value by key name
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cloudtruth --project MyFirstProject parameter get PARAMETER_KEY
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Retrieve overrides for specific parameter values across environments.
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cloudtruth --project MyFirstProject parameter environment PARAMETER_KEY
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Show differences with parameter values across two environments.
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cloudtruth --project MyFirstProject parameter differences --env staging --env  production
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View a tree view of all environments.
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cloudtruth --project MyFirstProject environments tree
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Retrieve the contents of a project template.
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cloudtruth --project MyFirstProject template get "TEMPLATE_NAME"
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Command List
You can also get auto-completions for most popular shells by running:
source <(cloudtruth completions <SHELL>), where "SHELL" is the name of your shell.
Flags
Description
-h, --help
Prints help information
-V, --version
Prints version information
Options
Description
-k, --api-key
CloudTruth API key
-e, --env
The CloudTruth environment to work with
--profile
The configuration profile from the application configuration file to use
--project
The CloudTruth project to work with
command
subcommand
Description
audit-logs
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Display audit logs [aliases: audit, aud, a, log, logs]
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list
List audit log details [aliases: ls, l]
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summary
Display summary of audit logs [aliases: sum]
completions
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Generate shell completions for this application
configuration
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Configuration options for this application [aliases: config, conf, con]
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current
Show the current arguments and their sources. [aliases: curr, cur]
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edit
Edit your configuration data for this application
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profiles
Work with CloudTruth CLI profiles [aliases: profile, prof, pr, p]
environments
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Work with CloudTruth environments [aliases: environment, envs, env, e]
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delete
Delete specified CloudTruth environment [aliases: del, d]
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list
List CloudTruth environments [aliases: ls, l]
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set
Create/update a CloudTruth environment [aliases: s]
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tag
View and manipulate environment tags [aliases: ta]
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tree
Show a tree representation of the environments [aliases: tr, t]
help
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Prints this message or the help of the given subcommand(s)
integrations
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Work with CloudTruth integrations [aliases: integration, integrate, integ, int]
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explore
Explore integrations by Fully Qualified Name (FQN). [aliases: exp, ex, e]
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list
List CloudTruth integrations [aliases: ls, l]
login
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Sets up a CloudTruth configuration profile api_key
logout
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Removes a CloudTruth configuration profile api_key
Issue Reporting
The CloudTruth CLI is open source. You can report issues and get details on building and developing locally in the CloudTruth CLI repo.
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Contents
Installation
Configuration
Method 1: Environment-based Configuration
Method 2: Argument-based Configuration
Method 3: File-based Configuration
Running
Switching the active CloudTruth Project and Environment