auth

Authenticate with your qibdo platform

Synopsis

Sign in to the platform your profile points at, sign out again, and check who you are currently signed in as.

Signing in starts a session that later commands reuse, so you authenticate once rather than on every command. A session renews itself in the background and only asks for your password again once it has genuinely run out.

Sessions are held by your operating system’s credential facility rather than in the configuration file, which is what keeps that file safe to commit. The file records only a non-secret reference to the session.

Examples

  qibdo auth login
  qibdo auth whoami
  qibdo auth logout

Options

  -h, --help   help for auth

Options inherited from parent commands

      --color string      Colorize output: auto|always|never (respects NO_COLOR) (default "auto")
      --debug             Wire-level detail on stderr (credentials redacted)
      --endpoint string   API endpoint override (host:port)
      --insecure          Use a plaintext connection (dev/lab platform only)
      --no-input          Never prompt; fail instead
      --no-pager          Do not page long human-readable output
      --profile string    Configuration profile to use
  -q, --quiet             Suppress non-essential stderr output
      --verbose           Human-readable progress on stderr

See Also

• qibdo - The official command-line interface for qibdo cloud
• qibdo auth login - Sign in to your platform
• qibdo auth logout - Sign out and end your session
• qibdo auth whoami - Show who you are signed in as