Control Plane Commands

sbctl control-plane --help

Aliases: cp mgmt

Control Plane Commands

Adds a control plane to the cluster (local run).

Adds a control plane to the cluster (local run).

sbctl control-plane add
    <CLUSTER_IP>
    <CLUSTER_ID>
    <CLUSTER_SECRET>
    --ifname=<IFNAME>
    --mgmt-ip=<MGMT_IP>
    --mode=<MODE>

Argument	Description	Data Type	Required
CLUSTER_IP	The cluster IP address.	string	True
CLUSTER_ID	The cluster id.	string	True
CLUSTER_SECRET	The cluster secret.	string	True

Parameter	Description	Data Type	Required	Default
--ifname	The management interface name.	string	False	-
--mgmt-ip	Management IP address to use for the node (e.g., 192.168.1.10).	string	False	-
--mode	The environment to deploy management services. Default: docker. Available Options: - docker - kubernetes	string	False	docker

Lists all control plane nodes.

Lists all control plane nodes.

sbctl control-plane list
    --json

Parameter	Description	Data Type	Required	Default
--json	Print outputs in json format.	marker	False	-

Removes a control plane node.

Removes a control plane node.

sbctl control-plane remove
    <NODE_ID>

Argument	Description	Data Type	Required
NODE_ID	The control plane node id.	string	True