rhcd(8)

💖 NAME 💖

okay bestie, welcome to the System Manager's Manual page for rhcd(8) — the whole point is literally connect the system to Red Hat. That’s the vibe, that’s the job, no cap. 🫶

✨ SYNOPSIS ✨

Here’s the synopsis, kept exactly so you don’t have to squint:

rhcd

       [--broker]=[value]
       [--cert-file]=[value]
       [--config]=[value]
       [--data-host]=[value]
       [--exclude-worker]=[value]
       [--help|-h]
       [--key-file]=[value]
       [--log-level]=[value]
       [--version|-v]

and the Usage: part is literally:

rhcd [GLOBAL OPTIONS] command [COMMAND OPTIONS] [ARGUMENTS...]

🌸 GLOBAL OPTIONS 🌸

These are the global options, bestie — same order, same details, all the defaults kept intact. 💅

• --broker="" — connect to the broker specified in URI (default: [])
• --cert-file="" — use FILE as the client certificate
• --config="" — read config values from FILE
• --data-host="" — force all HTTP traffic over HOST (default: cert.cloud.redhat.com)
• --exclude-worker="" — exclude WORKER from activation when starting workers (default: [])
• --help, -h — show help
• --key-file="" — use FILE as the client's private key
• --log-level="" — set the logging output level to LEVEL (default: info)
• --version, -v — print the version

🎀 COMMANDS 🎀

help, h

Shows a list of commands or help for one command. Lowkey the “help me help you” command, and honestly iconic for it. ✨

okay that’s the whole page, bestie — source is the System Manager's Manual, the page tag is rhcd(8), and the footer didn’t give a separate version or date line, so I’m not inventing one. Bye bestie, go connect that system to Red Hat 💖🦋