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| − | opensearch-cli profile create --auth-type "basic" \ | + | [[opensearch-cli profile]] create --auth-type "basic" --name "mylocalhost" --endpoint "https://localhost:[[9200]]" |
| − | --name "default" \
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| − | --endpoint "https://localhost:9200"
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| | Username: admin | | Username: admin |
| | Password: ******* | | Password: ******* |
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| − | <pre>
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| − | opensearch-cli profile create --help
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| − | Create named profile to save settings and credentials that you can apply to an opensearch-cli command.
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| − | Usage:
| + | [[opensearch-cli profile create --help]] |
| − | opensearch-cli profile create [flags]
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| − | Flags:
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| − | -a, --auth-type string Authentication type. Options are disabled, basic and aws-iam.
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| − | If security is disabled, provide --auth-type='disabled'.
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| − | If security uses HTTP basic authentication, provide --auth-type='basic'.
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| − | If security uses client certificate authentication, provide --auth-type='cert'.
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| − | If security uses AWS IAM ARNs as users, provide --auth-type='aws-iam'.
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| − | opensearch-cli asks for additional information based on your choice of authentication type.
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| − | -e, --endpoint string Create profile with this endpoint or host
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| − | -h, --help Help for create
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| − | -m, --max-retry int Maximum retry attempts allowed if transient problems occur.
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| − | You can override this value by using the OPENSEARCH_MAX_RETRY environment variable. (default 3)
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| − | -n, --name string Create profile with this name
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| − | -t, --timeout int Maximum time allowed for connection in seconds.
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| − | You can override this value by using the OPENSEARCH_TIMEOUT environment variable. (default 10)
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| − | Global Flags:
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| − | -c, --config string Configuration file for opensearch-cli, default is /Users/sf/.opensearch-cli/config.yaml
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| − | -p, --profile string Use a specific profile from your configuration file
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| − | </pre>
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| | == See also == | | == See also == |
