DC/OS DocumentationDescription
The dcos cluster setup command will configure the connection to a DC/OS cluster, authenticate to DC/OS, and attach to the cluster.
It will also automatically install the Core and Enterprise CLI plugins.
Usage
dcos cluster setup <url> [flags]
Options
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
--ca-certs string |
Specify the path to a file with trusted CAs to verify requests against. |
-h, --help |
Displays help for this command. |
--insecure |
Allow requests to bypass TLS certificate verification (insecure). |
--name string |
Specify a custom name for the cluster. |
--no-check |
Do not check CA certficate downloaded from cluster (insecure). Applies to Enterprise DC/OS only. Enterprise |
--password string |
Specify the password on the command line (insecure). |
--password-file string |
Specify the path to a file that contains the password. |
--private-key string |
Specify the path to a file that contains the service account private key. |
--provider string |
Specify the login provider to use. |
--username string |
Specify the username for login. |
TLS options
If you do not specify one of the SSL options --insecure, --no-check, or --ca-certs, the CA certificate is downloaded from the cluster and a sha256 fingerprint of the certificate is presented for verification.
Positional arguments
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
<url> |
A URL or IP address to an accessible master node |
Examples
For examples, see Cluster Connections.
Parent command
| Command | Description |
|---|---|
| dcos cluster | Manage DC/OS clusters. |