Login

Use login to connect the CLI to one specific Alauda service and login. Use -c to select the cloud to log onto. cn indicates alauda.cn (China, default), and io indicates alauda.io (US) In addition, you could also use -e to explicitly specify the Alauda API endpoint. E.g.: https://api.alauda.io/v1/

usage: alauda login [-h] [-u USERNAME] [-p PASSWORD] [-c {cn,io}]
                    [-e ENDPOINT]

Alauda login

optional arguments:
  -h, --help                    show this help message and exit
  -u, --username=""             Alauda username
  -p, --password=""             Alauda password
  -c {cn,io}, --cloud={cn,io}   Alauda Cloud to connect to
  -e, --endpoint=""             Alauda API endpoint to use

Example:

bash-3.2# alauda login -c cn -u test -p test
[alauda] Successfully logged in as test.
[alauda] OK

bash-3.2# alauda login -e https://api.alauda.io/v1/ -u test -p test
[alauda] Successfully logged in as test.
[alauda] OK

Logout

Logout from the Alauda service.

usage: alauda logout [-h]

Log out

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

Example:

bash-3.2# alauda logout
[alauda] Bye
[alauda] OK