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The CLI: Configuration Level Commands

The following section provides a list of configuration level commands you can reference when using the CLI.

Table 8: Configuration Level CLI Commands

Command	Syntax	Description
commit	commit	Commits any outstanding changes to the configuration settings. If running within a cluster, this command will also publish the new configuration settings out to all nodes in the cluster. Example: config> set engine.enabled false config> commit 1 parameter changed
export	export	Exports the current saved configuration to a time-stamped file in the user's home directory. The exported file is in the correct format for later re-importing the file back into the configuration system. Example: config> export Configuration exported to /home/mykonos/jwas-2014-04-03-19:37:00.839423.cfg
info	info <parameter>	Display information about the given parameter, such as the level within the configuration it can be set at, whether it inherits from other levels of config, and possible suggested values for the parameter. Example: config> info logging.audit.local - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Log Audit Locally - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Whether to log audit log entries locally Parameter: logging.audit.local Contexts: global Inheritable: True Suggestions: (1) True - Turn on local logging Value: true (2) False - Turn off local logging Value: false
init	init <parameter>	Initializes configuration setting values. If a parameter name is given, then only the value of that parameter is initialized. Available Flag: ifempty - Only initialize parameter if the current value is not set or null. Example: config> set engine.enabled false config> show engine.enabled false config> init engine.enabled config> show engine.enabled true
set	set <parameter> <value>	Sets the value of the given configuration parameter to the value provided. Available Flags: edit - Opens a text editor to change the value. This is useful when setting parameters that can take large values such as response bodies. suggestion # - Sets the value of the parameter to the given suggestion number. Use the info command to lookup what the available suggestions are and the number associated with them. null - Sets the value of the parameter to null if allowed. ifempty - Only sets the value of the parameter if its current value is not set or null. json - Parse the given value as json. Useful for setting multiple attributes at one time on a parameter. Example: config> set processors.block.response \| suggestion 3 config> show processors.block.response processors.block.response config> show processors.block.response.status 403
show	show <parameter>	Show the value of the given parameter and any parameters below it. If no parameter is given, then the entire configuration structure is returned. The default format returned is json. Available Flag: flat - Returned data is in dot notation format rather than json. Example: config> show engine.enabled true
unset	unset <parameter>	Remove a parameter from configuration. Available Flag: match(<attribute>=”<value>”) - Remove all parameters from a collection that have an attribute of the given name that matches the given value. Example: config> set foo.bar baz config> show foo.bar baz config> unset foo.bar Are you sure you want to unset "foo.bar"? [y\|N]: y config> show foo.bar config> _

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