Token issue command

Issue a token file redeemable for a link to the current site.

This command first creates a grant in order to issue the token.

Usage

skupper token issue <file> [options]

Output

Waiting for status...
Grant "<name>" is ready.
Token file <file> created.

Transfer this file to a remote site. At the remote site,
create a link to this site using the 'skupper token
redeem' command:

   $ skupper token redeem <file>

The token expires after 1 use or after 15 minutes.

Examples

# Issue an access token
skupper token issue ~/token.yaml

# Issue an access token with non-default limits
skupper token issue ~/token.yaml --expiration-window 24h --redemptions-allowed 3

Options

• file string, required

  The name of the token file to create.

  Platforms	Kubernetes, Docker

• --timeout string (duration)

  Raise an error if the operation does not complete in the given period of time.

  Default	60s
  Platforms	Kubernetes, Docker

• --expiration-window string (duration)

  The period of time in which an access token for this grant can be redeemed.

  Default	15m
  Platforms	Kubernetes, Docker

• --redemptions-allowed integer

  The number of times an access token for this grant can be redeemed.

  Default	1
  Platforms	Kubernetes, Docker

• --namespace string

  Set the namespace.

  Platforms	Kubernetes, Docker
  See also	Namespace concept, Kubernetes namespaces

• --context string

  Set the kubeconfig context.

  Platforms	Kubernetes
  See also	Kubernetes kubeconfigs

• --kubeconfig string

  Set the path to the kubeconfig file.

  Platforms	Kubernetes
  See also	Kubernetes kubeconfigs

• --platform string

  Set the Skupper platform.

  Choices	kubernetes Kubernetes docker Docker or Podman
  Platforms	Kubernetes, Docker
  See also	Platform concept

• --help

  Display help and exit.

  Platforms	Kubernetes, Docker

Errors

• Link access is not enabled

  Link access at this site is not currently enabled. You can use "skupper site update --enable-link-access" to enable it.