cldkctl auth

The auth command allows you to log in to the Cloudeka service using your authentication token. When executed, it will prompt you to enter the token obtained from the Service Portal AI. Once authenticated, the token is stored locally for later use.

You must authenticate before running any other cldkctl commands. The authentication session is stored locally for subsequent use. This command supports Global Flags section for details.

The token is generated in the Service Portal AI, click this section Generate a New Token.

The auth command allows you to log in to the Cloudeka service using your authentication token. When executed, it will prompt you to enter the token obtained from the Service Portal AI. Once authenticated, the token is stored locally for later use.

Usage

cldkctl auth [flags]

Steps

Follow these steps to authenticate your session:

1. Run the following command in your terminal.

./cldkctl auth

1. Enter your token when prompted.

   You can obtain this token from the Service Portal AI (refer to the Create a Token section).

2. Click Enter to confirm.

3. If successful, the terminal will display the message Auth success.

Output	Description
Enter your token	Prompts the user to input their authentication token from the AI Service Portal.
Auth success	Indicates that the authentication was successful and the token has been stored securely.

Flags

Flag	Description
-h, --help	Help for the auth command.