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eksctl anywhere CLI reference

Details on the options and parameters for eksctl anywhere CLI

The eksctl CLI, with the EKS Anywhere plugin added, lets you create and manage EKS Anywhere clusters. While a cluster is running, most EKS Anywhere administration can be done using kubectl or other native Kubernetes tools.

Use this page as a reference to useful eksctl anywhere command examples for working with EKS Anywhere clusters. Available eksctl anywhere commands include:

  • create cluster To create an EKS Anywhere cluster
  • upgrade To upgrade a workload cluster
  • delete cluster To delete an EKS Anywhere cluster
  • generate [clusterconfig | support-bundle | support-bundle-config | packages | hardware] To generate cluster, support configs, package configs, and tinkerbell hardware files
  • help To get help information
  • version To get the EKS Anywhere version

Options used with multiple commands include:

  • -h or --help To get help for a command or subcommand
  • -v int or --verbosity int To set log level verbosity from 0-9
  • -f filenameor–filename filename` To identify the filename containing the cluster config
  • --force-cleanup To force deletion of previously created bootstrap cluster
  • -w string or --w-config string To identify the kubeconfig file when needed to create a support bundle or upgrade a cluster

Other available options and arguments are listed with the command examples that follow.

eksctl anywhere generate

With eksctl anywhere generate, you can output sets of cluster resources to create a new cluster or troubleshoot an existing cluster. Here are some examples.

eksctl anywhere generate clusterconfig

Using eksctl anywhere generate clusterconfig you can generate a cluster configuration for a specific provider (-p or --providerprovider_name). Here are examples:

Generate a configuration file to create an EKS Anywhere cluster for a vsphere provider:

export CLUSTER_NAME=vsphere01
eksctl anywhere generate clusterconfig ${CLUSTER_NAME} -p vsphere > ${CLUSTER_NAME}.yaml

Generate a configuration file to create an EKS Anywhere cluster for a Docker provider:

export CLUSTER_NAME=docker01
eksctl anywhere generate clusterconfig ${CLUSTER_NAME} -p docker > ${CLUSTER_NAME}.yaml

Once you have generated the yaml configuration file, edit that file to add configuration information before you use the file to create your cluster. See local and production cluster creation procedures for details.

eksctl anywhere generate support-bundle-config

If you would like to customize your support bundle, you can generate a support bundle configuration file (support-bundle-config), edit that file to choose the data you want to gather, then gather the selected data into a support bundle (support-bundle).

Generate a support bundle config file (then edit that file to select the log data you want to gather):

export CLUSTER_NAME=vsphere01
eksctl anywhere generate support-bundle-config > ${CLUSTER_NAME}_bundle_config.yaml

eksctl anywhere generate support-bundle

Once you have a bundle config file, generate a support bundle from an existing EKS Anywhere cluster. Additional options available for this command include:

  • --bundle-config string To identify the bundle config file to use to generate the support bundle
  • --since string To collect pod logs in the latest duration like 5s, 2m, or 3h.
  • --since-time string To collect pod logs after a specific datetime(RFC3339) like 2021-06-28T15:04:05Z

Here is an example:

export CLUSTER_NAME=vsphere01
eksctl anywhere generate support-bundle --bundle-config ${CLUSTER_NAME}_bundle_config.yaml \
   -w ${PWD}/${CLUSTER_NAME}/${CLUSTER_NAME}-eks-a-cluster.kubeconfig \
   --since 2h -f ${CLUSTER_NAME}/${CLUSTER_NAME}-eks-a-cluster.yaml

The example just shown:

  • Uses ${CLUSTER_NAME}_bundle.yaml as the file to hold the results
  • Collects pod logs for the past two hours (2h)
  • Identifies the bundle config file to use (${CLUSTER_NAME}_bundle_config.yaml)
  • Identifies the .kubeconfig file to use for a workload cluster

To change the command to generate a support bundle that gathers pod logs starting from a specific date (September 8, 2021) and time (1:27 PM):

export CLUSTER_NAME=vsphere01
eksctl anywhere generate support-bundle --bundle-config ${CLUSTER_NAME}_bundle_config.yaml \
   -w KUBECONFIG=${PWD}/${CLUSTER_NAME}/${CLUSTER_NAME}-eks-a-cluster.kubeconfig \
   --since-time 2021-09-8T13:27:00Z 2h -f ${CLUSTER_NAME}_bundle.yaml

eksctl anywhere create cluster

Create an EKS Anywhere cluster from a cluster configuration file you generated (and modified) earlier. This example sets verbosity to most verbose (-v 9):

export CLUSTER_NAME=vsphere01
eksctl anywhere create cluster -v 9 -f ${CLUSTER_NAME}.yaml

See local and production cluster creation procedures for details.

eksctl anywhere upgrade cluster

Upgrade an existing EKS Anywhere cluster. This example uses maximum verbosity and forces a cleanup of the previously created bootstrap cluster:

export CLUSTER_NAME=vsphere01
eksctl anywhere upgrade cluster -f ${CLUSTER_NAME}.yaml --force-cleanup -v9 \
   -w KUBECONFIG=${PWD}/${CLUSTER_NAME}/${CLUSTER_NAME}-eks-a-cluster.kubeconfig

For more information on this and other ways to upgrade a cluster, see Upgrade cluster .

eksctl anywhere delete cluster

Delete an existing EKS Anywhere cluster. This example deletes all VMs and the forces the deletion of the previously created bootstrap cluster:

export CLUSTER_NAME=vsphere01
eksctl anywhere delete cluster -f ${CLUSTER_NAME}.yaml \
   --force-cleanup \
   -w KUBECONFIG=${PWD}/${CLUSTER_NAME}/${CLUSTER_NAME}-eks-a-cluster.kubeconfig

For more information on deleting a cluster, see Delete cluster .

eksctl anywhere version

View the version of eksctl anywhere:

eksctl anywhere version
v0.5.0

eksctl anywhere help

Use eksctl anywhere help or the -h option to see general options or options specific to a particular set of commands.

View general help information using help:

eksctl anywhere help

Use eksctl anywhere to build your own self-managing cluster on your hardware with the best of Amazon EKS

Usage:
  eksctl anywhere [command]

Available Commands:
  create      Create resources
  delete      Delete resources
  generate    Generate resources
  help        Help about any command
  upgrade     Upgrade resources
  version     Get the eksctl version

Flags:
  -h, --help            help for eksctl
  -v, --verbosity int   Set the log level verbosity

Use "eksctl [command] --help" for more information about a command.
...

Display help options for generating a support bundle:

eksctl anywhere generate support-bundle -h

This command is used to create a support bundle to troubleshoot a cluster

Usage:
  eksctl anywhere generate support-bundle -f my-cluster.yaml [flags]

Flags:
      --bundle-config string   Bundle Config file to use when generating support bundle
  -f, --filename string        Filename that contains EKS-A cluster configuration
  -h, --help                   help for support-bundle
      --since string           Collect pod logs in the latest duration like 5s, 2m, or 3h.
      --since-time string      Collect pod logs after a specific datetime(RFC3339) like 2021-06-28T15:04:05Z
  -w, --w-config string        Kubeconfig file to use when creating support bundle for a workload cluster

Global Flags:
  -v, --verbosity int   Set the log level verbosity

Display options for creating a cluster:

eksctl anywhere create cluster -h
This command is used to create workload clusters

Usage:
  eksctl anywhere create cluster [flags]

Flags:
  -f, --filename string   Filename that contains EKS-A cluster configuration
      --force-cleanup     Force deletion of previously created bootstrap cluster
  -h, --help              help for cluster

Global Flags:
  -v, --verbosity int   Set the log level verbosity

1 - anywhere

anywhere

Amazon EKS Anywhere

Synopsis

Use eksctl anywhere to build your own self-managing cluster on your hardware with the best of Amazon EKS

Options

  -h, --help            help for anywhere
  -v, --verbosity int   Set the log level verbosity

SEE ALSO

2 - anywhere apply

anywhere apply

Apply resources

Synopsis

Use eksctl anywhere apply to apply resources

Options

  -h, --help   help for apply

Options inherited from parent commands

  -v, --verbosity int   Set the log level verbosity

SEE ALSO

3 - anywhere apply package(s)

anywhere apply package(s)

Apply curated packages

Synopsis

Apply Curated Packages Custom Resources to the cluster

anywhere apply package(s) [flags]

Options

  -f, --filename string     Filename that contains curated packages custom resources to apply
  -h, --help                help for package(s)
      --kubeconfig string   Path to an optional kubeconfig file to use.

Options inherited from parent commands

  -v, --verbosity int   Set the log level verbosity

SEE ALSO

4 - anywhere check-images

anywhere check-images

Check images used by EKS Anywhere do exist in the target registry

Synopsis

This command is used to check images used by EKS-Anywhere for cluster provisioning do exist in the target registry

anywhere check-images [flags]

Options

  -f, --filename string   Filename that contains EKS-A cluster configuration
  -h, --help              help for check-images

Options inherited from parent commands

  -v, --verbosity int   Set the log level verbosity

SEE ALSO

5 - anywhere copy

anywhere copy

Copy resources

Synopsis

Copy EKS Anywhere resources and artifacts

Options

  -h, --help   help for copy

Options inherited from parent commands

  -v, --verbosity int   Set the log level verbosity

SEE ALSO

6 - anywhere copy packages

anywhere copy packages

Copy curated package images and charts from a source to a destination

Synopsis

Copy all the EKS Anywhere curated package images and helm charts from a source to a destination.

anywhere copy packages [flags]

Options

      --aws-region string   Region to copy images from
  -b, --bundle string       EKS-A bundle file to read artifact dependencies from
      --dry-run             Dry run copy to print images that would be copied
      --dst-cert string     TLS certificate for destination registry
  -h, --help                help for packages
      --insecure            Skip TLS verification while copying images and charts
      --src-cert string     TLS certificate for source registry

Options inherited from parent commands

  -v, --verbosity int   Set the log level verbosity

SEE ALSO

7 - anywhere create

anywhere create

Create resources

Synopsis

Use eksctl anywhere create to create resources, such as clusters

Options

  -h, --help   help for create

Options inherited from parent commands

  -v, --verbosity int   Set the log level verbosity

SEE ALSO

8 - anywhere create cluster

anywhere create cluster

Create workload cluster

Synopsis

This command is used to create workload clusters

anywhere create cluster -f <cluster-config-file> [flags]

Options

      --bundles-override string          Override default Bundles manifest (not recommended)
  -f, --filename string                  Filename that contains EKS-A cluster configuration
      --force-cleanup                    Force deletion of previously created bootstrap cluster
  -z, --hardware-csv string              Path to a CSV file containing hardware data.
  -h, --help                             help for cluster
      --install-packages string          Location of curated packages configuration files to install to the cluster
      --kubeconfig string                Management cluster kubeconfig file
      --no-timeouts                      Disable timeout for all wait operations
      --skip-ip-check                    Skip check for whether cluster control plane ip is in use
      --tinkerbell-bootstrap-ip string   Override the local tinkerbell IP in the bootstrap cluster

Options inherited from parent commands

  -v, --verbosity int   Set the log level verbosity

SEE ALSO

9 - anywhere create package(s)

anywhere create package(s)

Create curated packages

Synopsis

Create Curated Packages Custom Resources to the cluster

anywhere create package(s) [flags]

Options

  -f, --filename string     Filename that contains curated packages custom resources to create
  -h, --help                help for package(s)
      --kubeconfig string   Path to an optional kubeconfig file to use.

Options inherited from parent commands

  -v, --verbosity int   Set the log level verbosity

SEE ALSO

10 - anywhere delete

anywhere delete

Delete resources

Synopsis

Use eksctl anywhere delete to delete clusters

Options

  -h, --help   help for delete

Options inherited from parent commands

  -v, --verbosity int   Set the log level verbosity

SEE ALSO

11 - anywhere delete cluster

anywhere delete cluster

Workload cluster

Synopsis

This command is used to delete workload clusters created by eksctl anywhere

anywhere delete cluster (<cluster-name>|-f <config-file>) [flags]

Options

      --bundles-override string   Override default Bundles manifest (not recommended)
  -f, --filename string           Filename that contains EKS-A cluster configuration, required if <cluster-name> is not provided
      --force-cleanup             Force deletion of previously created bootstrap cluster
  -h, --help                      help for cluster
      --kubeconfig string         kubeconfig file pointing to a management cluster
  -w, --w-config string           Kubeconfig file to use when deleting a workload cluster

Options inherited from parent commands

  -v, --verbosity int   Set the log level verbosity

SEE ALSO

12 - anywhere delete package(s)

anywhere delete package(s)

Delete package(s)

Synopsis

This command is used to delete the curated packages custom resources installed in the cluster

anywhere delete package(s) [flags]

Options

      --cluster string      Cluster for package deletion.
  -h, --help                help for package(s)
      --kubeconfig string   Path to an optional kubeconfig file to use.

Options inherited from parent commands

  -v, --verbosity int   Set the log level verbosity

SEE ALSO

13 - anywhere describe

anywhere describe

Describe resources

Synopsis

Use eksctl anywhere describe to show details of a specific resource or group of resources

Options

  -h, --help   help for describe

Options inherited from parent commands

  -v, --verbosity int   Set the log level verbosity

SEE ALSO

14 - anywhere describe package(s)

anywhere describe package(s)

Describe curated packages in the cluster

anywhere describe package(s) [flags]

Options

      --cluster string      Cluster to describe packages.
  -h, --help                help for package(s)
      --kubeconfig string   Path to an optional kubeconfig file to use.

Options inherited from parent commands

  -v, --verbosity int   Set the log level verbosity

SEE ALSO

15 - anywhere download

anywhere download

Download resources

Synopsis

Use eksctl anywhere download to download artifacts (manifests, bundles) used by EKS Anywhere

Options

  -h, --help   help for download

Options inherited from parent commands

  -v, --verbosity int   Set the log level verbosity

SEE ALSO

16 - anywhere download artifacts

anywhere download artifacts

Download EKS Anywhere artifacts/manifests to a tarball on disk

Synopsis

This command is used to download the S3 artifacts from an EKS Anywhere bundle manifest and package them into a tarball

anywhere download artifacts [flags]

Options

      --bundles-override string   Override default Bundles manifest (not recommended)
  -d, --download-dir string       Directory to download the artifacts to (default "eks-anywhere-downloads")
      --dry-run                   Print the manifest URIs without downloading them
  -f, --filename string           [Deprecated] Filename that contains EKS-A cluster configuration
  -h, --help                      help for artifacts
  -r, --retain-dir                Do not delete the download folder after creating a tarball

Options inherited from parent commands

  -v, --verbosity int   Set the log level verbosity

SEE ALSO

17 - anywhere download images

anywhere download images

Download all eks-a images to disk

Synopsis

Creates a tarball containing all necessary images to create an eks-a cluster for any of the supported Kubernetes versions.

anywhere download images [flags]

Options

      --bundles-override string   Override default Bundles manifest (not recommended)
  -h, --help                      help for images
      --include-packages          this flag no longer works, use copy packages instead (DEPRECATED: use copy packages command)
      --insecure                  Flag to indicate skipping TLS verification while downloading helm charts
  -o, --output string             Output tarball containing all downloaded images

Options inherited from parent commands

  -v, --verbosity int   Set the log level verbosity

SEE ALSO

18 - anywhere exp

anywhere exp

experimental commands

Synopsis

Use eksctl anywhere experimental commands

Options

  -h, --help   help for exp

Options inherited from parent commands

  -v, --verbosity int   Set the log level verbosity

SEE ALSO

19 - anywhere exp validate

anywhere exp validate

Validate resource or action

Synopsis

Use eksctl anywhere validate to validate a resource or action

Options

  -h, --help   help for validate

Options inherited from parent commands

  -v, --verbosity int   Set the log level verbosity

SEE ALSO

20 - anywhere exp validate create

anywhere exp validate create

Validate create resources

Synopsis

Use eksctl anywhere validate create to validate the create action on resources, such as cluster

Options

  -h, --help   help for create

Options inherited from parent commands

  -v, --verbosity int   Set the log level verbosity

SEE ALSO

21 - anywhere exp validate create cluster

anywhere exp validate create cluster

Validate create cluster

Synopsis

Use eksctl anywhere validate create cluster to validate the create cluster action

anywhere exp validate create cluster -f <cluster-config-file> [flags]

Options

  -f, --filename string                  Filename that contains EKS-A cluster configuration
  -z, --hardware-csv string              Path to a CSV file containing hardware data.
  -h, --help                             help for cluster
      --tinkerbell-bootstrap-ip string   Override the local tinkerbell IP in the bootstrap cluster

Options inherited from parent commands

  -v, --verbosity int   Set the log level verbosity

SEE ALSO

22 - anywhere exp vsphere

anywhere exp vsphere

Utility vsphere operations

Synopsis

Use eksctl anywhere vsphere to perform utility operations on vsphere

Options

  -h, --help   help for vsphere

Options inherited from parent commands

  -v, --verbosity int   Set the log level verbosity

SEE ALSO

23 - anywhere exp vsphere setup

anywhere exp vsphere setup

Setup vSphere objects

Synopsis

Use eksctl anywhere vsphere setup to configure vSphere objects

Options

  -h, --help   help for setup

Options inherited from parent commands

  -v, --verbosity int   Set the log level verbosity

SEE ALSO

24 - anywhere exp vsphere setup user

anywhere exp vsphere setup user

Setup vSphere user

Synopsis

Use eksctl anywhere vsphere setup user to configure EKS Anywhere vSphere user

anywhere exp vsphere setup user -f <config-file> [flags]

Options

  -f, --filename string   Filename containing vsphere setup configuration
      --force             Force flag. When set, setup user will proceed even if the group and role objects already exist. Mutually exclusive with --password flag, as it expects the user to already exist. default: false
  -h, --help              help for user
  -p, --password string   Password for creating new user

Options inherited from parent commands

  -v, --verbosity int   Set the log level verbosity

SEE ALSO

25 - anywhere generate

anywhere generate

Generate resources

Synopsis

Use eksctl anywhere generate to generate resources, such as clusterconfig yaml

Options

  -h, --help   help for generate

Options inherited from parent commands

  -v, --verbosity int   Set the log level verbosity

SEE ALSO

26 - anywhere generate clusterconfig

anywhere generate clusterconfig

Generate cluster config

Synopsis

This command is used to generate a cluster config yaml for the create cluster command

anywhere generate clusterconfig <cluster-name> (max 80 chars) [flags]

Options

  -h, --help              help for clusterconfig
  -p, --provider string   Provider to use (vsphere or tinkerbell or docker)

Options inherited from parent commands

  -v, --verbosity int   Set the log level verbosity

SEE ALSO

27 - anywhere generate hardware

anywhere generate hardware

Generate hardware files

Synopsis

Generate Kubernetes hardware YAML manifests for each Hardware entry in the source.

anywhere generate hardware [flags]

Options

  -z, --hardware-csv string   Path to a CSV file containing hardware data.
  -h, --help                  help for hardware
  -o, --output string         Path to output hardware YAML.

Options inherited from parent commands

  -v, --verbosity int   Set the log level verbosity

SEE ALSO

28 - anywhere generate packages

anywhere generate packages

Generate package(s) configuration

Synopsis

Generates Kubernetes configuration files for curated packages

anywhere generate packages [flags] package

Options

      --cluster string        Name of cluster for package generation
  -h, --help                  help for packages
      --kube-version string   Kubernetes Version of the cluster to be used. Format <major>.<minor>
      --kubeconfig string     Path to an optional kubeconfig file to use.
      --registry string       Used to specify an alternative registry for package generation

Options inherited from parent commands

  -v, --verbosity int   Set the log level verbosity

SEE ALSO

29 - anywhere generate support-bundle

anywhere generate support-bundle

Generate a support bundle

Synopsis

This command is used to create a support bundle to troubleshoot a cluster

anywhere generate support-bundle -f my-cluster.yaml [flags]

Options

      --bundle-config string   Bundle Config file to use when generating support bundle
  -f, --filename string        Filename that contains EKS-A cluster configuration
  -h, --help                   help for support-bundle
      --since string           Collect pod logs in the latest duration like 5s, 2m, or 3h.
      --since-time string      Collect pod logs after a specific datetime(RFC3339) like 2021-06-28T15:04:05Z
  -w, --w-config string        Kubeconfig file to use when creating support bundle for a workload cluster

Options inherited from parent commands

  -v, --verbosity int   Set the log level verbosity

SEE ALSO

30 - anywhere generate support-bundle-config

anywhere generate support-bundle-config

Generate support bundle config

Synopsis

This command is used to generate a default support bundle config yaml

anywhere generate support-bundle-config [flags]

Options

  -f, --filename string   Filename that contains EKS-A cluster configuration
  -h, --help              help for support-bundle-config

Options inherited from parent commands

  -v, --verbosity int   Set the log level verbosity

SEE ALSO

31 - anywhere get

anywhere get

Get resources

Synopsis

Use eksctl anywhere get to display one or many resources

Options

  -h, --help   help for get

Options inherited from parent commands

  -v, --verbosity int   Set the log level verbosity

SEE ALSO

32 - anywhere get package(s)

anywhere get package(s)

Get package(s)

Synopsis

This command is used to display the curated packages installed in the cluster

anywhere get package(s) [flags]

Options

      --cluster string      Cluster to get list of packages.
  -h, --help                help for package(s)
      --kubeconfig string   Path to an optional kubeconfig file.
  -o, --output string       Specifies the output format (valid option: json, yaml)

Options inherited from parent commands

  -v, --verbosity int   Set the log level verbosity

SEE ALSO

33 - anywhere get packagebundle(s)

anywhere get packagebundle(s)

Get packagebundle(s)

Synopsis

This command is used to display the currently supported packagebundles

anywhere get packagebundle(s) [flags]

Options

  -h, --help                help for packagebundle(s)
      --kubeconfig string   Path to an optional kubeconfig file.
  -o, --output string       Specifies the output format (valid option: json, yaml)

Options inherited from parent commands

  -v, --verbosity int   Set the log level verbosity

SEE ALSO

34 - anywhere get packagebundlecontroller(s)

anywhere get packagebundlecontroller(s)

Get packagebundlecontroller(s)

Synopsis

This command is used to display the current packagebundlecontrollers

anywhere get packagebundlecontroller(s) [flags]

Options

  -h, --help                help for packagebundlecontroller(s)
      --kubeconfig string   Path to an optional kubeconfig file.
  -o, --output string       Specifies the output format (valid option: json, yaml)

Options inherited from parent commands

  -v, --verbosity int   Set the log level verbosity

SEE ALSO

35 - anywhere import

anywhere import

Import resources

Synopsis

Use eksctl anywhere import to import resources, such as images and helm charts

Options

  -h, --help   help for import

Options inherited from parent commands

  -v, --verbosity int   Set the log level verbosity

SEE ALSO

36 - anywhere import images

anywhere import images

Import images and charts to a registry from a tarball

Synopsis

Import all the images and helm charts necessary for EKS Anywhere clusters into a registry. Use this command in conjunction with download images, passing it output tarball as input to this command.

anywhere import images [flags]

Options

  -b, --bundles string     Bundles file to read artifact dependencies from
  -h, --help               help for images
      --include-packages   Flag to indicate inclusion of curated packages in imported images (DEPRECATED: use copy packages command)
  -i, --input string       Input tarball containing all images and charts to import
      --insecure           Flag to indicate skipping TLS verification while pushing helm charts
  -r, --registry string    Registry where to import images and charts

Options inherited from parent commands

  -v, --verbosity int   Set the log level verbosity

SEE ALSO

37 - anywhere install

anywhere install

Install resources to the cluster

Synopsis

Use eksctl anywhere install to install resources into a cluster

Options

  -h, --help   help for install

Options inherited from parent commands

  -v, --verbosity int   Set the log level verbosity

SEE ALSO

38 - anywhere install package

anywhere install package

Install package

Synopsis

This command is used to Install a curated package. Use list to discover curated packages

anywhere install package [flags] package

Options

      --cluster string        Target cluster for installation.
  -h, --help                  help for package
      --kube-version string   Kubernetes Version of the cluster to be used. Format <major>.<minor>
      --kubeconfig string     Path to an optional kubeconfig file to use.
  -n, --package-name string   Custom name of the curated package to install
      --registry string       Used to specify an alternative registry for discovery
      --set stringArray       Provide custom configurations for curated packages. Format key:value

Options inherited from parent commands

  -v, --verbosity int   Set the log level verbosity

SEE ALSO

39 - anywhere install packagecontroller

anywhere install packagecontroller

Install packagecontroller on the cluster

Synopsis

This command is used to Install the packagecontroller on to an existing cluster

anywhere install packagecontroller [flags]

Options

  -f, --filename string     Filename that contains EKS-A cluster configuration
  -h, --help                help for packagecontroller
      --kubeConfig string   Management cluster kubeconfig file

Options inherited from parent commands

  -v, --verbosity int   Set the log level verbosity

SEE ALSO

40 - anywhere list

anywhere list

List resources

Synopsis

Use eksctl anywhere list to list images and artifacts used by EKS Anywhere

Options

  -h, --help   help for list

Options inherited from parent commands

  -v, --verbosity int   Set the log level verbosity

SEE ALSO

41 - anywhere list images

anywhere list images

Generate a list of images used by EKS Anywhere

Synopsis

This command is used to generate a list of images used by EKS-Anywhere for cluster provisioning

anywhere list images [flags]

Options

      --bundles-override string   Override default Bundles manifest (not recommended)
  -f, --filename string           Filename that contains EKS-A cluster configuration
  -h, --help                      help for images

Options inherited from parent commands

  -v, --verbosity int   Set the log level verbosity

SEE ALSO

42 - anywhere list ovas

anywhere list ovas

List the OVAs that are supported by current version of EKS Anywhere

Synopsis

This command is used to list the vSphere OVAs from the EKS Anywhere bundle manifest for the current version of the EKS Anywhere CLI

anywhere list ovas [flags]

Options

      --bundles-override string   Override default Bundles manifest (not recommended)
  -f, --filename string           Filename that contains EKS-A cluster configuration
  -h, --help                      help for ovas

Options inherited from parent commands

  -v, --verbosity int   Set the log level verbosity

SEE ALSO

43 - anywhere list packages

anywhere list packages

Lists curated packages available to install

anywhere list packages [flags]

Options

      --cluster string        Name of cluster for package list.
  -h, --help                  help for packages
      --kube-version string   Kubernetes version <major>.<minor> of the packages to list, for example: "1.23".
      --kubeconfig string     Path to a kubeconfig file to use when source is a cluster.
      --registry string       Specifies an alternative registry for packages discovery.

Options inherited from parent commands

  -v, --verbosity int   Set the log level verbosity

SEE ALSO

44 - anywhere upgrade

anywhere upgrade

Upgrade resources

Synopsis

Use eksctl anywhere upgrade to upgrade resources, such as clusters

Options

  -h, --help   help for upgrade

Options inherited from parent commands

  -v, --verbosity int   Set the log level verbosity

SEE ALSO

45 - anywhere upgrade cluster

anywhere upgrade cluster

Upgrade workload cluster

Synopsis

This command is used to upgrade workload clusters

anywhere upgrade cluster [flags]

Options

      --bundles-override string   Override default Bundles manifest (not recommended)
  -f, --filename string           Filename that contains EKS-A cluster configuration
      --force-cleanup             Force deletion of previously created bootstrap cluster
  -z, --hardware-csv string       Path to a CSV file containing hardware data.
  -h, --help                      help for cluster
      --kubeconfig string         Management cluster kubeconfig file
      --no-timeouts               Disable timeout for all wait operations
  -w, --w-config string           Kubeconfig file to use when upgrading a workload cluster

Options inherited from parent commands

  -v, --verbosity int   Set the log level verbosity

SEE ALSO

46 - anywhere upgrade packages

anywhere upgrade packages

Upgrade all curated packages to the latest version

anywhere upgrade packages [flags]

Options

      --bundle-version string   Bundle version to use
      --cluster string          Cluster to upgrade.
  -h, --help                    help for packages
      --kubeconfig string       Path to an optional kubeconfig file to use.

Options inherited from parent commands

  -v, --verbosity int   Set the log level verbosity

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47 - anywhere upgrade plan

anywhere upgrade plan

Provides information for a resource upgrade

Synopsis

Use eksctl anywhere upgrade plan to get information for a resource upgrade

Options

  -h, --help   help for plan

Options inherited from parent commands

  -v, --verbosity int   Set the log level verbosity

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48 - anywhere upgrade plan cluster

anywhere upgrade plan cluster

Provides new release versions for the next cluster upgrade

Synopsis

Provides a list of target versions for upgrading the core components in the workload cluster

anywhere upgrade plan cluster [flags]

Options

      --bundles-override string   Override default Bundles manifest (not recommended)
  -f, --filename string           Filename that contains EKS-A cluster configuration
  -h, --help                      help for cluster
      --kubeconfig string         Management cluster kubeconfig file
  -o, --output string             Output format: text|json (default "text")

Options inherited from parent commands

  -v, --verbosity int   Set the log level verbosity

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49 - anywhere version

anywhere version

Get the eksctl anywhere version

Synopsis

This command prints the version of eksctl anywhere

anywhere version [flags]

Options

  -h, --help   help for version

Options inherited from parent commands

  -v, --verbosity int   Set the log level verbosity

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