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CredHub manages credentials like passwords, certificates, certificate authorities, ssh keys, rsa keys and arbitrary values (strings and JSON blobs). CredHub provides a CLI and API to get, set, generate and securely store such credentials.
See additional repos for more info:
The credhub
CLI is tested on Linux and Mac OS, and is supported on these systems.
It is not tested or supported on Windows, though it has been known to work at some point.
brew install cloudfoundry/tap/credhub-cli
Download and install the desired release from the release page.
make
(first time only to get dependencies, will also run specs)
make build
This repository contains a Go client library that can be used independently of the CredHub CLI. Documentation for this library can be found here.
CredHub CLI can be used to manage credentials stored in a CredHub server. You must first target the CredHub server using the api
command. Once targeted, you must login with either user or client credentials. Future commands will be sent to the targeted server. For additional information on how to perform CLI operations, you may review the examples shown here or review the help menus with the commands credhub --help
and credhub <command> --help
.
To see the API calls made by each CLI command, export CREDHUB_DEBUG=true
.
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