Login to your Octopus server using OpenID Connect (OIDC) or an API key. If no arguments are provided then login will be done interactively allowing creation of an API key.
Usage:
octopus login [flags]
Flags:
--api-key string The API key to login with if using API keys
--id-token string The ID token from your OIDC provider to login with if using OIDC
--ignore-ssl-errors Whether to ignore SSL errors
--server string The URL of the Octopus Server to login to
--service-account-id string The ID of the service account to login with if using OIDC
Global Flags:
-h, --help Show help for a command
--no-prompt Disable prompting in interactive mode
-f, --output-format string Specify the output format for a command ("json", "table", or "basic") (default "table")
-s, --space string Specify the space for operations
Examples
Octopus Samples instance
Many of the examples we use, reference the samples instance of Octopus Deploy. If you’d like to explore the samples instance, you can log in as a guest.
$ octopus login
$ octopus login --server https://my.octopus.app --service-account-id b1a6f20f-0ec7-4e9a-938e-db800f945b37 --id-token eyJhbGciOiJQUzI1NiIs...
$ octopus login --server https://my.octopus.app --api-key API-APIKEY123
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