taxonomy

Structure your platform into organisations, groups, and workspaces

Synopsis

Taxonomy structures your platform into a clean hierarchy, where workspaces are the boundary every other service scopes its resources to. Organisations sit at the root, groups organise workspaces inside them, and workspaces are where resources live.

The point of the hierarchy is that teams and projects stay isolated and easy to govern, and that it can be rearranged as needs change: a move re-parents a workspace or a group rather than recreating it.

Options

  -h, --help   help for taxonomy

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 taxonomy groups - Work with the group hierarchy of an organisation
• qibdo taxonomy schemas - What the taxonomy service says about its own shapes
• qibdo taxonomy workspaces - Work with the workspaces of an organisation