Clever Tools 3.13: emails, operators, SSH keys, better UX
Clever Tools 3.13 is available. It includes some bug fixes and a new interface for application management commands. Our goal here is to start making Clever Tools more user-friendly with more useful information, tips and a better look. It paves the way for next major releases. Let us know what you think about it to help us to design the future of Clever Tools.
The clever tokens
command is not experimental anymore, as API tokens are now available through the Clever Cloud Console.
Operators
The operators
experimental feature adds direct commands for services deployed and managed through our Operators, such as Keycloak, Matomo, Metabase and Otoroshi. You can now get useful information about these services once deployed, restart, rebuild or update them, open their dashboard or web management interface, activate features such as Network Groups, etc.
clever features enable operators
clever keycloak get myKeycloak
clever keycloak enable-ng myKeycloak
clever matomo open webui myMatomo
clever metabase rebuild metabase_id
clever otoroshi version update otoroshi_id
Emails and public SSH keys
Manage your Clever Cloud account’s emails and public SSH keys with the new clever emails
and clever ssh-keys
commands:
clever emails
clever ssh-keys -F json
clever emails add email@example.com
clever emails primary email@example.com
clever ssh-keys add myNewPublicKey ~/.ssh/id_ecdsa.pub
clever emails remove-all
clever ssh-keys remove-all
Application configuration as Clever Task
You can also use clever config
to set an application as a Clever Task after its creation of get this option configuration:
clever config get task
clever config set task true
clever config set task false
clever config update --name "My new task name" --enable-task
How to upgrade
To upgrade Clever Tools, use your favorite package manager. For example with npm
:
npm update -g clever-tools
clever version