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Reliably CLI

Reliability toolbox for developers from the command line.

Installation

Reliably CLI is available for macOS, Linux and Windows as downloadable binaries from the releases page.

Installation as a Krew plugin

Reliably CLI can be used as a kubectl Krew plugin for macOS and Linux.

Once you have Krew installed, install Reliably with the following command.

$ kubectl krew install reliably

You can then use the CLI as a kubectl plugin:

$ kubectl reliably

Authentication

Run reliably auth login to authenticate with your Reliably account. This will run the interactive authentication flow by default.

You can also choose to login with an access token in a non-interactive mode: reliably auth login --with-token < my-access-token.txt

Finally, reliably will respect tokens set as environment variable using RELIABLY_TOKEN.

Usage

To check your Kubernetes manifests for Reliably Advice and Suggestions, simply run:

$ reliably scan

It will scan for manifests recursively in your current working directory.

To indicate a specific file or folder, give it as a command argument:

$ reliably scan manifest.yaml
$ reliably scan ./manifests

To run Reliably for suggestions against a Kubernetes cluster, run

$ reliably scan --live

You can also pipe into scan command, as it can read from stdin using '-' as argument:

$ cat manifest.yaml | reliably scan -

The CLI supports multiple output formats, such as simple (default), json, yaml, sarif, codeclimate. To report in a specific format, you can use the --format or -f flag, as follow:

$ reliably scan --format sarif

The CLI prints out the report to the standard output, by default, but it can write the report to a local file. You can indicate the path of the report with the --output or -o flag, as follow:

$ reliably scan --output ./report.txt

Please read the documentation for more information.

Credits

This repository contains code from the Reliably CLI project as well as some open-source works:

• GitHub CLI
• Secure Go gosec
• Christopher Thorpe nestedmaplookup.go