Get started with VCF Consumption CLI

VCF CLI lets you manage your workloads. Below are a few steps that will help you get started.

1. Verify that the SHA256 checksum of vcf-cli.tar.gz Click to copy matches the checksum in the provided file sha256sum.txt Click to copy . Download the file and the checksum to the same directory and run command shasum --algorithm 256 --check sha256sum.txt Click to copy . The output should be vcf-cli.tar.gz: OK Click to copy Verify that the SHA256 checksum of vcf-cli.tar.gz Click to copy matches the checksum in the provided file sha256sum.txt Click to copy . Download the file and the checksum to the same directory and run command shasum --algorithm 256 --check sha256sum.txt Click to copy . The output should be vcf-cli.tar.gz: OK Click to copy Verify that the SHA256 checksum of vcf-cli.zip Click to copy matches the checksum in the provided file sha256sum.txt Click to copy . In Powershell run command Get-FileHash -Algorithm SHA256 -Path vcf-cli.zip Click to copy to display the checksum
2. Unzip the contents of the .zip file and put it in your OS's executable search path Extract the contents of the .tar.gz file using tar -xvzf vcf-cli.tar.gz Click to copy and put the content in your OS's executable search path
3. Run command vcf context create --endpoint=<Supervisor IP_or_hostname> Click to copy to log in to the Supervisor
4. Run command vcf context list Click to copy to view a list of your contexts
5. Run command vcf context use <context> Click to copy to make the context as current-context