Koo Command Line Interface
Koo Command Line Interface
- Function Overview
- What's New
- Service Overview
- Getting Started
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User Guide
- Configuration Management
- HTTP Proxy
- Commonly Used Commands
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Options
- Option Overview
- Printing Help Information
- Printing Debugging Information
- Generating API Input Parameter Skeleton in JSON Format
- Checking Command
- Specifying Region
- Calling APIs with AK/SK in Non-configuration Mode
- Specifying Account ID
- Specifying Profile
- Specifying Authentication Mode
- Specifying Output Format
- Passing API Parameters with JSON File
- Specifying Request Timeouts
- Specifying Retry Count
- Skipping HTTPS Request Certificate Verification
- Specifying a Domain Name
- Polling Results
- Obtaining CLI Examples on API Explorer
- Using KooCLI in Non-configuration Mode
- Online Experience
- Obtaining Authentication Information
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FAQs
- Overview
- Authentication
- Profiles
- Metadata Cache
- Logs
- Network Connections
- Cloud Services
- Cloud Service APIs
- Regions
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Parameters
- What Are KooCLI System Parameters?
- Why Am I Seeing a Message Indicating an Invalid Parameter?
- Why Are Old and New KooCLI System Parameters (Such as region and cli-region) Available? Which Parameters Are Recommended?
- Why Am I Seeing a Message Indicating a Duplicate Parameter?
- How Do I Use cli-jsonInput?
- When Can I Use cli-jsonInput?
- Why Am I Seeing a Message Indicating an Unsupported Parameter Position or Type?
- How Do I Leave a Body Parameter Empty for Cloud Service APIs?
- Interactive Mode and Autocomplete
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Output Formats
- What Output Formats Are Supported by KooCLI?
- How Do I Define a JMESPath Expression?
- Which KooCLI System Parameters Are Related to Data Output? Which Ones Are Recommended?
- How Do I Use cli-output, cli-query, and cli-output-num?
- How Do I Use cli-output-rows, cli-output-cols, and cli-output-num? What Are the Precautions?
- How Do I Use cli-json-filter? What Are the Precautions?
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General Process
This section uses Windows as an example to describe how to use Koo Command Line Interface (KooCLI). The methods for using the CLI in Linux and macOS are similar.
The basic operations of KooCLI include installing the CLI, initializing configurations, and viewing and running cloud service operation commands.
Figure 1 shows the general process of using KooCLI.
- Register a HUAWEI ID. Create an Identity and Access Management (IAM) user and grant them permissions. Then obtain an access key. For details, see Step 1: Make Preparations.
- To use KooCLI to call open APIs in API Explorer for managing and using cloud resources, download KooCLI for the corresponding OS version. For details, see Overview.
- Your identity information is obtained for authentication when you use KooCLI. If you are not using KooCLI in non-configuration mode, configure your authentication information. For details, see Step 3: (Optional) Initialize Configurations.
- Use KooCLI to manage and use your cloud service resources. For details, see Step 4: View and Run Cloud Service Operation Commands.
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