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Commands
The following sections describe the commands available in the JFrog CLI for use with JFrog Mission Control.
We strongly recommend running the config command right after installing the JFrog CLI to avoid having to pass in the Mission Control URL and login credentials for every command.
Configuration
This command is used to configure the JFrog CLI with the default Mission Control URL and access token, which should be used in the other commands so that you don't have to pass them in each time. These values are defaults for each command can be overridden per command by passing in alternative values for the Mission Control URL and access token. The values configured are saved in ~/.jfrog/jfrog-cli.conf.
Command name | config |
Abbreviation | c |
Command options | |
| --url | [Optional] The Mission Control URL to be used for the other commands. |
| --access-token | [Optional] The access-token to be used for the other commands. |
Command arguments | If no arguments are passed in, the command will configure the Mission Control URL and access token through the command options or through the interactive prompt |
| show | Shows the stored configuration. |
| clear | Clears the stored configuration. |
Examples
Example 1
Configure the Mission Control URL and access token using the interactive prompt.
$ jfrog mc c
Example 2
Configure the Mission Control URL and access token by passing them in as command options.
$ jfrog mc c --url=http://<mission-control-domain> --access-token=access-token-value
Example 3
Show, and then clear the configuration details.
$ jfrog mc c show $ jfrog mc c clear
Adding a JPD
Command name | jpd-add |
Abbreviation | ja |
Description | Adds a JPD to Mission Control |
Command arguments | |
Config | Path to a JSON configuration file containing the JPD details. |
Command options | The command accepts no options, other than the global options. |
Config JSON schema
{
"name" : "jpd-0",
"url" : "http://jpd:8080/test",
"token" : "some-token",
"location" : {
"city_name" : "San Francisco",
"country_code" : "US",
"latitude" : 37.7749,
"longitude" : 122.4194
},
"tags" : [ "tag0", "tag1" ]
}
Example
jfrog mc ja path/to/jpd/config.json
Deleting a JPD
Command name | jpd-delete |
Abbreviation | jd |
Description | Delete a JPD from Mission Control. |
Command arguments | |
JPD ID | The ID of the JPD to be removed from Mission Control. |
Command options | The command accepts no options, other than the global options. |
Example
jfrog mc jd my-jpd-id
Acquiring a License
Command name | license-acquire |
Abbreviation | la |
Description | Acquire a license from the specified bucket and mark it as taken by the provided name. |
Command arguments | |
Bucket ID | Bucket name or identifier to acquire license from. |
Name | A custom name used to mark the license as taken. Can be a JPD ID or a temporary name. If the license does not end up being used by a JPD, this is the name that should be used to release the license. |
Command options | The command accepts no options, other than the global options. |
Examples
Example 1
Assign a license from the my-bucket-id and mark it as taken by my-unique-name.
jfrog mc la my-bucket-id my-unique-name
Deploying a License
Command name | license-deploy |
Abbreviation | ld |
Description | pecified bucket to an existing JPD. You may also deploy a number of licenses to an Artifactory HA. |
Command arguments | |
| Bucket ID | Bucket name or identifier to deploy licenses from. |
| JPD ID | An existing JPD's ID. |
Command options | |
--license-count | [Default: 1] The number of licenses to deploy. Minimum value is 1. |
Example
Deploy a single license from my-bucket-id on my-jpd-id.
jfrog mc ld my-bucket-id my-jpd-id
Releasing a License
Command name | license-release |
Abbreviation | lr |
Description | Release all licenses of a JPD and return them to the specified bucket. |
Command arguments | |
| Bucket ID | Bucket name or identifier to release all of its licenses. |
| JPD ID | If the license is used by a JPD, pass the JPD's ID. If the license was only acquired but is not used, pass the name it was acquired with. |
Command options | The command accepts no options, other than the global options. |
Example
Releases all licenses of my-jpd-id to to my-bucket-id.
jfrog mc lr my-bucket-id my-jpd-id
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