Breeze 3.0 - Command Line Interface

Initialization

To add the Breeze environment variables to the shell, run the following command as root/Administrator:

• Linux/macOS:

  . /opt/cloudaware/breeze/bin/env.sh breeze help

• Windows (Command Prompt):

  call C:\\"Program Files"\\Cloudaware\\Breeze\\bin\\env.cmd breeze help

This command will:

1. add the BREEZE_HOME_DIR environment variable

2. add the path to the Ruby directory to the PATH environment variable

3. load the Breeze configuration settings

4. load Bash completions if enabled (for Bash only)

Synopsis

Use breeze help <subcommand> for information on a specific subcommand.

Global options

--client-certificate <file> - path to the certificate

--client-private-key <file> - path to the private key

--color, --no-color - colorize log output

-d, --debug, --no-debug - debug mode

--home-dir <directory> - agent home directory

--log-file <file> - path to the log file

--server-url <url> - Breeze server URL

-v, --verbose, --no-verbose - verbose mode

Subcommands

env

Description

Shows Breeze environment variables.

Example

help

Description

Describes available commands or one specific command.

Example

run

Description

Runs the Breeze agent.

Options

-l, --local-mode, --no-local-mode - local mode

-p, --plugin <plugin> - run only one plugin

-t, --timeout [seconds] - timeout

Examples

Runs the agent in verbose mode with no timeout:

Runs the agent without color output and specified log file:

scheduler

Description

Configures the system scheduler service.

Subcommands

• enable enables Breeze scheduled task

• disable disables Breeze scheduled task

Examples

status

Description

Shows the agent status.

Options

--retries <number> - number of attempts to determine the status of the agent

Example

troubleshoot

Description

Troubleshoots the agent.

Examples

upgrade

Description

Upgrades the agent.

Options

--to-version <version> - upgrade to a specific version

Examples

version

Description

Shows the agent version.

Example