List of kalix commands

By default, kalix auth login will launch your web browser and take you to the proper URL to enter your credentials. The command-line client will print "Waiting for UI login…​" and pause while this happens, and then resume with a message once it receives the authorization token from the Kalix server.

You can, optionally, provide the --no-launch-browser flag with the kalix auth command (e.g. kalix auth login --no-launch-browser auth), in which case the command-line client will simply display the URL you can use for the authorization. This option is helpful if, for some reason, the command-line client is unable to launch your browser for you. The Kalix CLI will wait until you complete the login before continuing.

The kalix auth command offers these options:

The kalix completion command generates auto-completion configuration for common shells. See Enable command completion for more information.

The kalix config command is used to display and set configuration contexts and values that apply to subsequent commands. Configuration settings are stored in a file on your local system, by default at .kalix/config.yaml in your home directory.

A common use of config set command is to establish a specific project as the "current project" by using kalix config set project my-project.

The following options are available for kalix config:

The kalix container-registry commands allow you to manage the Container Registry for your Kalix Project.

The kalix container-registry command includes the following options:

The kalix docker commands allow you to manage Docker credentials so that services can pull images from registries that require authentication.

The following options are available for kalix docker:

The kalix docs command opens the Kalix online documentation page.

The kalix logs commands allow you to display the last few lines (default: 100) of logs for a specific service. The detail are available in kalix logs.

The kalix organizations commands allow you to manage the members within an organization. Projects can be created under an organization, and members of the organization can manage those projects.

The kalix organization command includes the following options:

The kalix projects commands manipulate the projects in your Kalix account. A project contains a set of services.

The kalix projects command includes the following options:

The kalix quickstart commands enable one to access Kalix quickstart project samples.

The kalix quickstart command includes the following options:

The kalix regions commands allow you to manage regions on Kalix.

The kalix regions command includes the following options:

The kalix roles commands allow you to associate user roles (authorizations) with the current project.

The kalix roles command provides the following options:

The kalix routes commands manipulate the routes that can be used to expose services in your Kalix Project to the internet.

The kalix routes command includes the following options:

The kalix secrets commands manage secrets in your Kalix project.

The kalix secret command includes the following options:

The kalix services commands manipulate the services in your Kalix Project.

The kalix services command includes the following options:

The kalix local commands allow you to run and manage locally running Kalix services.

The kalix local command includes the following options:

The kalix version commands allow you to display the kalix version. The detail are available in kalix version.