yggd(8)

💖 yggd(8) — System Manager's Manual, but make it bestie 💖

okay so hi bestie, welcome to yggd(8) from the System Manager's Manual. this is the page for the thing that connects your system to the network so it can send and receive messages. no cap, that's the whole NAME vibe:

🎀 NAME 🎀

yggd — connect the system to the network in order to send and receive messages.

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✨ SYNOPSIS ✨

the synopsis is giving "short but stacked," so here it is exactly:

yggd

[--cert-file]=[value]
[--client-id]=[value]
[--config]=[value]
[--data-host]=[value]
[--facts-file]=[value]
[--help|-h]
[--key-file]=[value]
[--log-level]=[value]
[--message-journal]=[value]
[--protocol]=[value]
[--server]=[value]
[--version|-v]

Usage:

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

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🔥 GLOBAL OPTIONS 🔥

• --cert-file="" — use FILE as the client certificate. certificate bestie duties 💅
• --client-id="" — use VALUE as the client ID when connecting.
• --config="" — read config values from FILE.
• --data-host="" — force all HTTP traffic over HOST (default: "cert.cloud.redhat.com").
• --facts-file="" — read facts from FILE (default: "/var/lib/yggdrasil/canonical-facts.json").
• --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").
• --message-journal="" — record worker events and messages in the database FILE.
• --protocol="" — transmit data remotely using PROTOCOL ('mqtt', 'http' or 'none') (default: "none").
• --server="" — connect the client to the specified URI.
• --version, -v — print the version.

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🦋 COMMANDS 🦋

the command list is short and sweet, lowkey iconic minimalism:

💬 help, h 💬

shows a list of commands, or help for one command. periodt.

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source/version check: yggd(8) from the System Manager's Manual; date: not shown, so no fake date from me — bye bestie 💅💖