Commands

Exploring the CLI

You can explore the CLI using the help command. Help option can be used on any command:

vgs --help

vgs <COMMAND> --help

Authentication

Authenticate with your personal VGS account:

vgs login

You may be asked to allow storing data in your OS key management system (Mac OS Keychain, Linux Secret Service, Windows Credential Vault).

Logout

Sessions automatically expire after 30 minutes of inactivity. You can also log out manually:

vgs logout

Service Account

Please check the Service Account page for more info.

Generate

Generate the service account configuration from the vgs-cli template and store it to the service_account.yaml file:

vgs generate service-account -t vgs-cli > service_account.yaml

Apply

To apply the service account configuration stored in the service_account.yaml file with your organization ID and execute:

vgs apply service-account -O <ORGANIZATION_ID> -f service_account.yaml

Delete

To delete the service account, specify your organization ID, service account client ID and execute:

vgs delete service-account -O <ORGANIZATION_ID> <SERVICE_ACCOUNT_CLIENT_ID>

Access Credentials

VGS CLI can be used to manage access credentials of the vault.

Generate

Generate a new set of access credentials to the vault

vgs generate access-credentials --vault <VAULT_ID>

Get

List all access credentials in the vault

vgs get access-credentials --vault <VAULT_ID>

Routes

VGS CLI can be used to manage route configurations of the vault.

Routes Payload Reference

Get

Get details of your routes in YAML format:

vgs get routes --vault <VAULT_ID>

data:
- attributes:
    created_at: '2021-05-28T11:05:38'
    destination_override_endpoint: https://echo.apps.verygood.systems
    entries:
    - classifiers: {}
      config:
        condition: AND
        expression: null
        rules:
        - condition: null
          expression:
            field: PathInfo
            operator: matches
            type: string
            values:
            - /post
          rules: null
        - condition: null
          expression:
            field: ContentType
            operator: equals
            type: string
            values:
            - application/json
          rules: null
      id: 23573ce5-b72a-4c22-b050-8c6080c82fa7
      id_selector: null
      operation: REDACT
      operations: null
      phase: REQUEST
      public_token_generator: UUID
      targets:
      - body
      token_manager: PERSISTENT
      transformer: JSON_PATH
      transformer_config:
      - $.account_number
      transformer_config_map: null
    host_endpoint: (.*).verygoodproxy.com
    id: 8613f04f-b4d7-4389-95f6-2f7a3649ea95
    ordinal: null
    port: 80
    protocol: http
    source_endpoint: '*'
    tags:
      name: echo.apps.verygood.systems-rosy-brown-triangle
      source: RouteContainer
    updated_at: '2021-05-28T11:05:38'
  id: 8613f04f-b4d7-4389-95f6-2f7a3649ea95
  type: rule_chain
version: 1

Please refer to the documentation for more information.

To write route details to a file:

vgs get routes --vault <VAULT_ID> > routes.yaml

data:
- attributes:
    created_at: '2021-05-28T11:05:38'
    destination_override_endpoint: https://echo.apps.verygood.systems
    entries:
    - classifiers: {}
      config:
        condition: AND
        expression: null
        rules:
        - condition: null
          expression:
            field: PathInfo
            operator: matches
            type: string
            values:
            - /post
          rules: null
        - condition: null
          expression:
            field: ContentType
            operator: equals
            type: string
            values:
            - application/json
          rules: null
      id: 23573ce5-b72a-4c22-b050-8c6080c82fa7
      id_selector: null
      operation: REDACT
      operations: null
      phase: REQUEST
      public_token_generator: UUID
      targets:
      - body
      token_manager: PERSISTENT
      transformer: JSON_PATH
      transformer_config:
      - $.account_number
      transformer_config_map: null
    host_endpoint: (.*).verygoodproxy.com
    id: 8613f04f-b4d7-4389-95f6-2f7a3649ea95
    ordinal: null
    port: 80
    protocol: http
    source_endpoint: '*'
    tags:
      name: echo.apps.verygood.systems-rosy-brown-triangle
      source: RouteContainer
    updated_at: '2021-05-28T11:05:38'
  id: 8613f04f-b4d7-4389-95f6-2f7a3649ea95
  type: rule_chain
version: 1

Please refer to the documentation for more information.

Apply

Create or update the route:

vgs apply routes --vault <VAULT_ID> -f routes.yaml

data:
- attributes:
    created_at: '2021-05-28T11:05:38'
    destination_override_endpoint: https://echo.apps.verygood.systems
    entries:
    - classifiers: {}
      config:
        condition: AND
        expression: null
        rules:
        - condition: null
          expression:
            field: PathInfo
            operator: matches
            type: string
            values:
            - /post
          rules: null
        - condition: null
          expression:
            field: ContentType
            operator: equals
            type: string
            values:
            - application/json
          rules: null
      id: 23573ce5-b72a-4c22-b050-8c6080c82fa7
      id_selector: null
      operation: REDACT
      operations: null
      phase: REQUEST
      public_token_generator: UUID
      targets:
      - body
      token_manager: PERSISTENT
      transformer: JSON_PATH
      transformer_config:
      - $.account_number
      transformer_config_map: null
    host_endpoint: (.*).verygoodproxy.com
    id: 8613f04f-b4d7-4389-95f6-2f7a3649ea95
    ordinal: null
    port: 80
    protocol: http
    source_endpoint: '*'
    tags:
      name: echo.apps.verygood.systems-rosy-brown-triangle
      source: RouteContainer
    updated_at: '2021-05-28T11:05:38'
  id: 8613f04f-b4d7-4389-95f6-2f7a3649ea95
  type: rule_chain
version: 1

Please refer to the documentation for more information.

Vaults

Generate

Print an empty template to create a new vault from:

vgs generate vault > vault.yaml

Apply

Create a new vault from a template file:

vgs apply vault -O <ORGANIZATION_ID> -f vault.yaml

apiVersion: 1.0.0
kind: Vault
data:
  credentials:
    password: 7404bf62-20e7-4e38-bb3c-3afd60df89dd
    username: USmgjMnPEotPUhKsZEBYR32x
  environment: SANDBOX
  id: tntmppl73s7
  name: Very Good Vault
  organizationId: ACq9AiipVS8rnhvQgMZ9Jjr9

Make sure to save generated user credentials as they're only shown once.

Get

Get details of your vaults in a YAML format:

vgs get vaults

Organizations

Get

Get details of your organizations in a YAML format:

vgs get organizations

apiVersion: 1.0.0
kind: Organizations
data:
  attributes:
    active: true
    createdAt: 2021-12-10T16:04:21.946Z
    identifier: gix4hve5
    name: Very Good Organization
  id: ACq9AiipVS8rnhvQgMZ9Jjr9

Logs

Access

Print access logs for the vault. Log records are grouped by 30 items by default if --tail option is not specified or larger than 30. Could be fetched up to 1020 rows at a time:

vgs logs access [OPTIONS]

Options

Name, shorthand

Description

--vault, -V

Set target vault to get logs (e.g. tnt23f12a3g).

--since

Print logs newer than a relative duration (e.g. 30s, 5m, or 3h) or after a specific RFC 3339 date.

--until

Print logs older than a relative duration (e.g. 30s, 5m, or 3h) or before a specific RFC 3339 date.

--tail

Set number of records to show from the end of the logs. Defaults to all logs if unspecified.

--output, -o

Define output format. Possible values: json, yaml. Defaults to yaml if unspecified.

Examples

vgs logs access --vault <VAULT_ID> --since 2020-08-01T12:30:45
vgs logs access --vault <VAULT_ID> --since 1h
vgs logs access --vault <VAULT_ID> --until 2020-08-01T12:30:45
vgs logs access --vault <VAULT_ID> --until 8h
vgs logs access --vault <VAULT_ID> --tail 10
vgs logs access --vault <VAULT_ID> --output json

Operations

Print operation logs for the particular request:

vgs logs operations [OPTIONS]

Options

Name, shorthand

Description

--vault, -V

Set target vault to get logs (e.g. tnt23f12a3g).

--request, -R

Set request id to get logs. (e.g. 3f2ab1258a87bc03f18d41a71cf317ee).

--output, -o

Define output format. Possible values: json, yaml. Defaults to yaml if unspecified.

Examples

vgs logs operations --vault <VAULT_ID> --request <REQUEST_ID>
vgs logs operations --vault <VAULT_ID> --request <REQUEST_ID> --output json

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Commands

Exploring the CLI

Authentication

Login

Logout

Service Account

Generate

Apply

Delete

Access Credentials

Generate

Get

Routes

Routes Payload Reference

Get

Apply

Vaults

Generate

Apply

Get

Organizations

Get

Logs

Access

Operations