The configure command is used to create a profile. Profiles define user and authentication information, such as which authentication methods to use, the method settings, and other information like MFA.
Profiles are saved in the ~/.ark_profiles folder.
Run
When you run the command without arguments, you are prompted for the required information (alternatively, add the --silent flag with the required arguments).
Usage
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26 | Configure the CLI
Usage:
ark configure [flags]
Flags:
--allow-output Allow stdout / stderr even when silent and not interactive
--disable-cert-verification Disables certificate verification on HTTPS calls, unsafe!
-h, --help help for configure
--isp-auth-method string Authentication method for Identity Security Platform (default "default")
--isp-identity-application string Identity Application
--isp-identity-authorization-application string Service User Authorization Application
--isp-identity-mfa-interactive Allow Interactive MFA
--isp-identity-mfa-method string MFA Method to use by default [pf, sms, email, otp]
--isp-identity-tenant-subdomain string Identity Tenant Subdomain
--isp-identity-url string Identity Url
--isp-username string Username
--log-level string Log level to use while verbose (default "INFO")
--logger-style string Which verbose logger style to use (default "default")
--profile-description string Profile Description
--profile-name string The name of the profile to use
--raw Whether to raw output
--silent Silent execution, no interactiveness
--trusted-cert string Certificate to use for HTTPS calls
--verbose Whether to verbose log
--work-with-isp Whether to work with Identity Security Platform services
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