Fleetcommand CLI reference

If you have an installation token from your Solutions Architect, use Fleetcommand Command Line Interface (CLI) to install Domino. To learn more about the telemetry being sent back to Domino, see Deployments Telemetry.

`register cluster`

Registers the Domino installation.

Arguments

--help or h: Displays help information for init.
--name string: Name that identifies the purpose of your installation.

Example

fctl register cluster --name acme-prod-aws

`register cluster`

Registers the Domino installation.

Arguments

--help or h: Displays help information for init.
--name string: Name that identifies the purpose of your installation.

Example

fctl register cluster --name acme-prod-aws

`init`

Retrieves the base Domino configuration template for a version and dumps it into a file.

Arguments

--help or h: Displays help information for init.
--output or -o: The path to output the init file. The default path is ./domino.yml.
--version string: The Domino version to deploy.
--proxy (global): The URL for the forward proxy to use (for example, http://localhost:8080).
--verbose or -v (global): Displays detailed output.

Example

fctl init --version 5.3.0

`install`

Installs Domino into a Kubernetes cluster.

Arguments

--dry: Use this mode to not make permanent changes to the target cluster. A dry run generates detailed logs about the charts deployed with the configuration. The output is written to stdout.
--input or -i: The path to the Domino install file. The default path is ./domino.yml.
--kubeconfig: Path to kube config. The default path is ~/.kube/config.
--namespace or -n: The Kubernetes namespace to deploy. The default namespace is named default.
--skip-validation: Skips schema validation for the Domino configuration file.
--token: Your Domino installation token. Your Domino Solutions Architect will provide the token.
--proxy (global): The URL for the forward proxy to use (for example, http://localhost:8080).
--verbose or -v (global): Displays detailed output.

Example

fctl install --token <token-string>