Anaconda Enterprise CLI

The Anaconda Enterprise CLI is a collection of tools that you can use to interact with your instance of Anaconda Enterprise at the operating system (OS) level. Everything you need to use the CLI is contained in the ae5-conda-latest-Linux-x86_64.sh script, which is included with the Gravity installation tarball, but is also made available for air-gapped and BYOK8s implementations. If necessary, follow the steps to install the CLI tools. Otherwise, start at Configuring the Anaconda Enterprise CLI.

Installing the Anaconda Enterprise CLI tools

Open a terminal and download the script by running the following command (skip this step if you’ve downloaded the Gravity tarball):
```
curl -O https://airgap.svc.anaconda.com/misc/ae5-conda-latest-Linux-x86_64.sh
```
Make the script you just downloaded executable by running the following command:
```
chmod +x ae5-conda-latest-Linux-x86_64.sh
```
Execute the script by running the following command:
```
bash ae5-conda-latest-Linux-x86_64.sh
```

Configuring the Anaconda Enterprise CLI

Before you can log in to your instance of Anaconda Enterprise, you’ll need to tell the CLI which site to reach out to and interact with. To configure your CLI, complete the following steps:

Add your Anaconda Enterprise Repository URL to the set of available sites by running the following command:

# Replace <FQDN> with the fully qualified domain name of your Anaconda Enterprise instance
anaconda-enterprise-cli config set sites.main.url https://<FQDN>/repository/api

Run the following command to configure your instance of Anaconda Enterprise as the default site:
```
anaconda-enterprise-cli config set default_site main
```
Verify your configuration was successful by running the following command:
```
anaconda-enterprise-cli config view
```

Updating SSL certificates using the CLI

If you updated the platform’s TLS/SSL certificate, you can use the AE CLI to configure the certificates for the repository using the following commands:

$ anaconda-enterprise-cli config set ssl_verify true

# On Ubuntu
$ anaconda-enterprise-cli config set sites.master.ssl_verify /etc/ssl/certs/ca-certificates.crt

# On RHEL/CentOS
$ anaconda-enterprise-cli config set sites.master.ssl_verify /etc/pki/tls/certs/ca-bundle.crt

Logging in to the Anaconda Enterprise CLI

Access the CLI by running the following command:
```
anaconda-enterprise-cli login
```
Use your Anaconda Enterprise username and password to log in when prompted:
```
Username: <YOUR_USERNAME>
Password: <YOUR_PASSWORD>
```

Next Steps: You can now configure access to your packages’ source mirror. Once access is configured, you can begin mirroring channels and packages.

Configuration file locations

The Anaconda Enterprise CLI reads configuration information from the following places: System-level configuration: /etc/anaconda-platform/cli.yml User-level configuration: $INSTALL_PREFIX/anaconda-platform/cli.yml and $HOME/.anaconda/anaconda-platform/cli.yml To change how the CLI is configured, modify the appropriate cli.yml files based on your needs. Note Changing configuration settings at the user level overrides any system-level configuration.

Included CLI tools

As stated before, the Anaconda Enterprise CLI uses multiple tools to interact with your instance and your repositories, and these tools are provided via the ae5-conda-latest-Linux-x86_64.sh script. The script contains the following tools:

Package	Version	Build	Channel	Documentation
ae5-tools	0.4.1	pypi_0	ae5-admin
ae5_backup_restore	0.3.2	0	ae5-admin
ae_preflight	0.1.9	py_0	ae5-admin	ae_preflight github
anaconda-enterprise-cli	5.5.2	pypi_0	ae5-admin
cas-mirror	5.4.0	pypi_0	pypi	Mirroring channels and packages
python	3.11.2	h7a1cb2a_0

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​Installing the Anaconda Enterprise CLI tools

​Configuring the Anaconda Enterprise CLI

​Updating SSL certificates using the CLI

​Logging in to the Anaconda Enterprise CLI

​Configuration file locations