sslkey¶

delete¶

Deletes the SSL key with the given ID.

maas $PROFILE sslkey delete [--help] [-d] [-k] id [data ...]

Positional arguments¶

Argument	Effect
id	The ID of the resource (e.g., `1`, `abc123`)

Command-line options¶

Option	Effect
–help, -h	Show this help message and exit.
-d, –debug	Display more information about API responses.
-k, –insecure	Disable SSL certificate check.

Keywords¶

Keyword “id”¶

Optional Int. An SSH key ID.

Note: This command accepts JSON.

read¶

Retrieves an SSL key with the given ID.

maas $PROFILE sslkey read [--help] [-d] [-k] id [data ...]

Positional arguments¶

Argument	Effect
id	The ID of the resource (e.g., `1`, `abc123`)

Command-line options¶

Option	Effect
–help, -h	Show this help message and exit.
-d, –debug	Display more information about API responses.
-k, –insecure	Disable SSL certificate check.

Keywords¶

Keyword “id”¶

Optional Int. An SSL key ID.

Note: This command accepts JSON.

sslkeys create¶

Add a new SSL key to the requesting user’s account.

maas $PROFILE sslkeys create [--help] [-d] [-k] [data ...]

Command-line options¶

Option	Effect
–help, -h	Show this help message and exit.
-d, –debug	Display more information about API responses.
-k, –insecure	Disable SSL certificate check.

Keywords¶

Keyword “key”¶

Optional String. An SSL key should be provided in the request payload as form data with the name ‘key’: key: "key data" - key data: The contents of a pem file.

Note: This command accepts JSON.

sslkeys read¶

List all keys belonging to the requesting user.

maas $PROFILE sslkeys read [--help] [-d] [-k]

Command-line options¶

Option	Effect
–help, -h	Show this help message and exit.
-d, –debug	Display more information about API responses.
-k, –insecure	Disable SSL certificate check.