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XM Cloud CLI - Login & Logout

To login to XM Cloud Organi­zation using a device code flow with writing allowed
dotnet sitecore cloud login --allow-write
Can access the XM Cloud Deploy API and the CM instance APIs of all enviro­nments in an organi­zation
To login to XM Cloud Organi­zation using a creden­tials flow (Organ­ization Creden­tials)
dotnet sitecore cloud login --allow-write --client-credentials --client-id <Org-Client-Id> --client-secret <Org-Client-Secret>
Can access the XM Cloud Deploy API and the CM instance APIs of all enviro­nments in an organi­zation
To login to XM Cloud Enviro­nment using a creden­tials flow (Autom­ation Creden­tials)
dotnet sitecore cloud login --allow-write --client-credentials --client-id <Automation-Client-Id> --client-secret <Automation-Client-Secret>
Can access the CM instance APIs of a specific enviro­nment. No Deploy API Access.
To login to XM Cloud Organi­zation using a creden­tials flow including authority and audience (Organ­ization Creden­tials)
dotnet sitecore cloud login --allow-write --authority https://auth.sitecorecloud.io/ --audience https://api.sitecorecloud.io --client-id <Org-Client-Id> --client-secret <Org-Client-Secret> --client-credentials
Can access the XM Cloud Deploy API and the CM instance APIs of all enviro­nments in an organi­zation
To login to Edge admini­str­ation using a creden­tials flow (Edge Admini­str­ation Creden­tials)
dotnet sitecore cloud login --allow-write --client-credentials --client-id <Edge-Client-Id> --client-secret <Edge-Client-Secret>
Can manage the Experience Edge for XM Cloud settings of an enviro­nment
To logout of an XM Cloud Enviro­nment
dotnet sitecore cloud logout
Same for all type of login flow.

XM Cloud CLI - Organi­zation

Need Organi­zation Creden­tials for using Client Creden­tials or Use code flow. Automation or Edge Admini­str­ation creden­tials will return forbidden error.
 
To display inform­ation about the current user's organi­zations
dotnet sitecore cloud organization info --organization-id <id>
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To display inform­ation about the current user's organi­zations as JSON
dotnet sitecore cloud organization info --organization-id <id> --json
Output as Json
To display the health status of the organi­zat­ion's resources
dotnet sitecore cloud organization health --organization-id <id>
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To display the health status of the organi­zat­ion's resources as JSON
dotnet sitecore cloud organization health --organization-id <id> --json
Output as Json
To download the organi­zat­ion's license to the current folder
dotnet sitecore cloud organization license --organization-id <id>
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XM Cloud CLI - Project

Need Organi­zation Creden­tials for using Client Creden­tials or Use code flow. Automation or Edge Admini­str­ation creden­tials will return forbidden error.
 
To list all the XM Cloud projects
dotnet sitecore cloud project list
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To list all the XM Cloud projects as JSON
dotnet sitecore cloud project list --json
Output as Json
To get inform­ation about a XM Cloud Project
dotnet sitecore cloud project info --project-id <Project-Id>
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To get inform­ation about a XM Cloud Project as JSON
dotnet sitecore cloud project info --project-id <Project-Id> --json
Output as Json
To create a new XM Cloud Project
dotnet sitecore cloud project create --name "<Project-Name>"
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To update the XM Cloud Project details
dotnet sitecore cloud project update --project-id <Project-Id> --name "Nehem"
Only one attribute (name) can be updated at this time.
To delete the XM Cloud Project
dotnet sitecore cloud project delete --project-id <Project-Id>
Cannot delete the project if 1 or more active enviro­nments. Should delete all the enviro­nment at first and then project can be deleted.

XM Cloud CLI - Deployment

To create a deployment request
dotnet sitecore cloud deployment create --envi­ron­ment-id <En­vir­onm­ent­-Id>
Deployment request created and started immedi­ately for the enviro­nment.
To queue a deployment request
dotnet sitecore cloud deployment create --envi­ron­ment-id <En­vir­onm­ent­-Id> --no-start
Need to call 
deployment start
to start the deployment
To create the deployment request without showing the status in CLI Console
dotnet sitecore cloud deployment create --envi­ron­ment-id <En­vir­onm­ent­-Id> --no-watch
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To create the deployment request and upload the assets from current working directory
dotnet sitecore cloud deployment create --envi­ron­ment-id <En­vir­onm­ent­-Id> --upload
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To create the deployment request and upload the assets from a custom working directory
dotnet sitecore cloud deployment create --envi­ron­ment-id <En­vir­onm­ent­-Id> --upload --work­ing-dir "­C:­\Art­ifa­cts­"
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To view the existing deployment request inform­ation
dotnet sitecore cloud deployment info --depl­oym­ent-id <De­plo­yme­nt-­Id>
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To list all the deployment requests on an XM Cloud Enviro­nment
dotnet sitecore cloud deployment list --envi­ron­ment-id <En­vir­onm­ent­-Id>
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To start a deployment which is in queue
dotnet sitecore cloud deployment start --depl­oym­ent-id <En­vir­onm­ent­-Id>
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To start the deployment and watch the post actions in CLI Console
dotnet sitecore cloud deployment start --depl­oym­ent-id <En­vir­onm­ent­-Id> --wait­For­Pos­tAc­tions
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To watch the status of the deployment request in Console
dotnet sitecore cloud deployment watch --depl­oym­ent-id <De­plo­yme­nt-­Id>
Will attach the console to see the status realtime
To view the deployment log in console
dotnet sitecore cloud deployment log --depl­oym­ent-id <De­plo­yme­nt-­Id>
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To download the deployment log to a specific folder
dotnet sitecore cloud deployment log --depl­oym­ent-id <De­plo­yme­nt-­Id> --outp­utpath .
Downloads the deployment log to the current working folder.
Output of the log file will be saved in the current folder in this format. Deploy­men­t_<­DEP­LOY­MEN­TID­>_l­ogs.json

XM Cloud CLI - Enviro­nment

To list all XM Cloud Enviro­nment for a project
dotnet sitecore cloud environment list --project-id <Project-Id>
Need specific Project ID
To list all XM Cloud Enviro­nment for a project as JSON
dotnet sitecore cloud environment list --project-id <Project-Id> --json
Output as JSON
To get the inform­ation
dotnet sitecore cloud environment get --environment-id <Environment-Id>
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To get the inform­ation as JSON
dotnet sitecore cloud environment info --environment-id <Environment-Id> --json
Output as JSON
To create a new XM Cloud Enviro­nment
dotnet sitecore cloud environment create --name "QA" --project-id <Project-Id>
Need specific Project ID under which Enviro­nment will be created
To create a new XM Cloud Production Enviro­nment
dotnet sitecore cloud environment create --name "Production" --project-id <Project-Id> --prod
Need --prod to indicate that it is a production Enviro­nment
To create a new XM Cloud Enviro­nment as JSON
dotnet sitecore cloud environment create --name "QA" --project-id <Project-Id> --json
Output as JSON
To update an XM Cloud Enviro­nment
dotnet sitecore cloud environment update --environment-id <Environment-Id> --name "<New-Name>"
Need the specific Enviro­nment ID. Only name can be updated as of now
To delete an XM Cloud Enviro­nment
dotnet sitecore cloud environment delete --environment-id <Environment-Id>
Need the specific Enviro­nment ID
To connect current Sitecore solution to an XM Cloud Enviro­nment
dotnet sitecore cloud environment connect --environment-id <Environment-Id> --name "Staging"
Establish connection info for an XM Cloud Enviro­nment (updates endpoints in user.j­son). Add a new endpoint in user.json with name. --name is optional.
To disconnect current Sitecore solution to an XM Cloud Enviro­nment
sitecore cloud environment disconnect --environment-id <Environment-Id> --name "Staging"
Remove connection info for an XM Cloud Enviro­nment (updates endpoints in user.j­son). --name is optional.
To promote a deployment to another XM Cloud Enviro­nment
dotnet sitecore cloud environment promote --environment-id <Environment-Id> --source-id <Deployment-Id>
Similar to Deployment Create command. Need the source deployment ID which should be promoted to. Can create the promotion deployment request without starting it.
 
dotnet sitecore cloud environment promote --environment-id <Environment-Id> --source-id <Deployment-Id> --no-start
Similar to deployment create command, deployment can be queued.
 
dotnet sitecore cloud environment promote --environment-id <Environment-Id> --source-id <Deployment-Id> --no-watch
Will not show the deployment progress in CLI
 
dotnet sitecore cloud environment promote --environment-id <Environment-Id> --source-id <Deployment-Id> --waitForPostActions
Will show the Post Actions progress in the CLI. Be default, post actions are not shown in real time in CLI. --no-watch has high precedence than --wait­For­Pos­tAc­tions
To list all the available logs from an XM Cloud Enviro­nment
dotnet sitecore cloud environment log list --environment-id <Environment-Id>
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dotnet sitecore cloud environment log list --environment-id <Environment-Id> --latest
Gets only the latest set of log files
 
dotnet sitecore cloud environment log list --environment-id <Environment-Id> --latest --json
Get the latest log files in a JSON format and it has the API path property to get the log file.
To download the specific log file
dotnet sitecore cloud environment log download --environment-id <Environment-Id> --logfile <LogFile> --outputpath .
Downloads in the current folder (.)
To view the log file in the console
dotnet sitecore cloud environment log view --environment-id <Environment-Id> --logfile <LogFile>
Similar to Download except it is rendered in console. There is no tail option.
To get the health of the enviro­nment
dotnet sitecore cloud environment health --environment-id <Environment-Id>
Calls https:­//<­Env­iro­nme­nt-­Hos­t>/­hea­lth­z/ready and provides whether it is healthy or not. /healt­hz/­ready. Healthy if 200 and Unhealthy if 503 response code.
To list all the enviro­nment variables of an Enviro­nment
dotnet sitecore cloud environment variable list --environment-id <Environment-Id>
To print all the variables in the Console
 
dotnet sitecore cloud environment variable list --environment-id <Environment-Id> --json
Output as JSON

- Creati­ng/­Upd­ati­ng/­Del­eting Enviro­nment Variable requires a rebuil­d/r­edeploy of XM Cloud enviro­nment for the changes to take effect.
To create­/update an enviro­nment variable of an Enviro­nment
dotnet sitecore cloud environment variable upsert --environment-id <Environment-Id> --name "Variable-Name" --value "Variable-Value"
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dotnet sitecore cloud environment variable upsert --environment-id <Environment-Id> --name "Variable-Name" --value "Variable-Value" --target CM
Target this variable for CM only
 
dotnet sitecore cloud environment variable upsert --environment-id <Environment-Id> --name "Variable-Name" --value "Variable-Value" --target <Rendering-Host-Name>
Target this variable for Rendering Host
 
dotnet sitecore cloud environment variable upsert --environment-id <Environment-Id> --name "Variable-Name" --value "Variable-Value" --secret
This bool sets the variable encrypted
To delete an enviro­nment variable
dotnet sitecore cloud environment variable delete -environment-id <Environment-Id> --name "Variable-Name"
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  • Published: 1st September, 2023
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