IDEA CLI utility

idea-admin.sh utility is designed to simplify your interaction with your IDEA environment. With this simple tool, you can install a new environment, delete an existing cluster, update the configuration of a live environment or even retrieve the connection endpoints of your deployment via simple 1-liner commands. See some examples below:

• Install a new cluster: quick-setup ( Install IDEA)

• Generate an empty values_files.yml that can be used as base skeleton for your upcoming installation: quick-setup-help

• Delete an existing environment: delete

• Retrieve connection endpoints: show-connection-info

• Run integration test for all modules: run-integration-tests

• Update your cluster configuration via config ( Update IDEA configuration (idea-admin.sh config))

• Patch an existing cluster via patch ( Patch IDEA module (idea-admin.sh patch))

• Upgrade backend component via deploy ( Update IDEA backend resource (idea-admin.sh deploy))

• Manage additional FileSystems easily via shared-storage ( Storage Management)

  about                    print IDEA release version info
  bootstrap                bootstrap cluster
  build-bootstrap-package  build bootstrap package for a module
  cdk                      cdk app
  check-cluster-status     check status for all applicable cluster endpoints
  config                   configuration management options
  delete-cluster           delete cluster
  deploy                   deploy modules
  directoryservice         directory service utilities
  list-modules             list all modules for a cluster
  patch                    patch application module with the current release
  quick-setup              Install a new cluster
  quick-setup-help         display quick-setup help
  run-integration-tests    run integration tests for a module
  shared-storage           shared-storage options
  show-connection-info     print cluster connection information
  sso                      single sign-on configuration options
  support                  support options
  upload-packages          upload applicable packages for a module
  utils                    cluster configuration utilities

Always use -h at the end of your command to list all available options