Add multiple configurations

If you are using multiple profiles for multiple environments, you can configure the CLI to recognize them.

To do that, use the cb configure command and pass the name of your environment-specific profile file in the --profile parameter.

After running the command, the configuration will be added as a new entry to the config file. For example, running the following command cb configure --server https://192.167.65.4 --username test@hortonworks.com --profile staging will add the “staging” entry:

default:
  username: test1@cloudera.com
  server: https://192.167.65.4
staging:
  username: test2@cloudera.com
  server: https://192.167.65.4  

Example

#cb configure --server https://192.167.65.4 --username test2@cloudera.com --profile staging
INFO:  [writeConfigToFile] dir already exists: /Users/rkovacs/.cb
INFO:  [writeConfigToFile] writing credentials to file: /Users/rkovacs/.cb/config
# cat /Users/rkovacs/.cb/config
default:
  username: test1@cloudera.com
  server: https://192.167.65.4
  output: table
staging:
  username: test2@cloudera.com
  server: https://192.167.65.4