CLI Reference
1. Overview
2. Get Started with the CLI
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1. 2.1. Overview
2. 2.2. Prerequisites
3. 2.3. Installing the CLI
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4. 2.4. Basic Setup and Login
5. 2.5. CLI Configuration Files
6. 2.6. Projects
7. 2.7. What’s Next?
3. Managing CLI Profiles
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4. Developer CLI Operations
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1. 4.1. Overview
2. 4.2. Common Operations
3. 4.3. Object Types
4. 4.4. Basic CLI Operations
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5. 4.5. Application Modification Operations
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  1. 4.5.1. get
  2. 4.5.2. describe
  3. 4.5.3. edit
  4. 4.5.4. volume
  5. 4.5.5. label
  6. 4.5.6. expose
  7. 4.5.7. delete
  8. 4.5.8. set
    
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    4.5.8.1. set env
    
    4.5.8.2. set build-secret
6. 4.6. Build and Deployment Operations
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7. 4.7. Advanced Commands
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8. 4.8. Troubleshooting and Debugging Operations
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  1. 4.8.1. debug
    
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    4.8.1.1. Usage
    
    4.8.1.2. Examples
  2. 4.8.2. logs
  3. 4.8.3. exec
  4. 4.8.4. rsh
  5. 4.8.5. rsync
  6. 4.8.6. port-forward
  7. 4.8.7. proxy
9. 4.9. Troubleshooting oc
5. Administrator CLI Operations
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1. 5.1. Overview
2. 5.2. Common Operations
3. 5.3. Basic CLI Operations
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4. 5.4. Install CLI Operations
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5. 5.5. Maintenance CLI Operations
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6. 5.6. Settings CLI Operations
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7. 5.7. Advanced CLI Operations
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6. Differences Between oc and kubectl
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7. Extending the CLI
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1. 7.1. Overview
2. 7.2. Prerequisites
3. 7.3. Installing Plug-ins
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  1. 7.3.1. The Plug-in Loader
    
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    7.3.1.1. Search Order
4. 7.4. Writing Plug-ins
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With the OpenShift Container Platform command line interface (CLI), you can create applications and manage OpenShift projects from a terminal. These topics show you how to use CLI.

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