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This package contains the Ascend CLI <https://developer.ascend.io/docs/python-sdk>
. The
CLI is designed to make working with the Ascend.io platform simple and easy. This CLI
wraps the Ascend Python SDK <https://developer.ascend.io/docs/python-sdk>
.
Get help by passing --help
into any command for a rundown of the syntax for each command.::
ascend --help
Make sure you are running the most current version and see what version of the ascend-io-sdk and platform you are using::
ascend version
The CLI can save default values for certain parameters. For example, to set a default hostname::
ascend config set hostname my-ascendhost.company.io
Removing a default is as simple as::
ascend config unset hostname
You will want to download your API key from the Ascend UI. Here is some documentation <https://developer.ascend.io/docs/python-sdk#getting-started>
_
that shows you how to get your key. Please keep your key secure!
Ascend.io Python SDK Documentation <https://developer.ascend.io/docs/python-sdk>
_Ascend Developer Hub <https://developer.ascend.io>
_Ascend.io <https://www.ascend.io>
_FAQs
The Ascend CLI
We found that ascend-io-cli demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 4 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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