Using the CLI¶

General command syntax¶

pulp [<global_options>] <plugin> <resource_class> [--type <resource_type>] <action> [<action_options>]

Global options must be specified between pulp and the first subcommand. Most of these can be represented by a corresponding configuration option.

Option	Description	Comment
--version	Show the version and exit.	No configuration option
--help	Show help message and exit.	No configuration option
--config PATH	Specify the path of a Pulp CLI settings file to use instead of the default location.	No configuration option
-p, --profile TEXT	Select a config profile to use.	No configuration option
--base-url TEXT	API base url of the pulp server.
--username TEXT	Username on pulp server.
--password TEXT	Password on pulp server.
--cert TEXT	Path to client certificate.
--key TEXT	Path to client private key. Not required if client cert contains this.
--verify-ssl / --no-verify-ssl	Verify SSL connection to the pulp server.
--refresh-api	Invalidate cached API docs.	No configuration option
--dry-run / --force	Trace commands without performing any unsafe HTTP calls.
-b, --background	Start tasks in the background instead of awaiting them.	No configuration option
-T, --timeout INTEGER	Time to wait for background tasks, set to 0 to wait infinitely.
--format [json\|yaml\|none]	Select an output format for the response.
-v, --verbose	Increase verbosity to explain api calls as they are made.	Repeat up to three times.

pulp status

pulp file repository list

pulp file repository create --name file_repo1

pulp file repository update --name file_repo1 --description "Contains plain files"

pulp file repository destroy --name file_repo1

To learn about the structure of a command, you can use the --help option with any (in-)complete command.