While most of your Aiven service administration can be done straight from the console, we've compiled a blog post containing tips and tricks for working with our Command Line Interface, which we've linked and outlined below.
These are complimentary to what's available on Aiven client's github profile, so be sure to check out both; both are linked in order below.
- Installing the Aiven CLI
More on Github - Logging in and logging out
More on Github - Working with projects
- Viewing clouds, services, regions, and plans
More on Github: Clouds and Services - Creating, viewing, powering on or off, and deleting services
More on Github - Viewing and filtering service logs
- Using AVN CLI Help
Enable aiven-cli Login when using “Sign in with Google”
Please note that if you are using Google OAuth Single Sign-On (“Sign in with Google” in Aiven’s console), trying to login with the same credentials via the aiven-cli will result in a failure with an Authentication failed message.
The Aiven Password login method used by aiven-cli needs to be enabled in Aiven’s Profile Authentication page
Once enabled you’ll be able to login with your account email and the defined Aiven’s password from aiven-cli.